Ziggy + Angel + Rain

I don't find him attractive, but I remember that he was a likable character. And the actor looks so young there! Storm of the X-Men.

I sort of had a go at this a couple years ago (and at MLPF) with The Cult of Pony Wisdom. x3

Idunno, I kinda like the drawing. x )

This application for technology sounds like an excuse for someone not to actually watch their children.

There was this weird anime (I know, they're all weird) about talking magical possibly-alien koalas years ago. I wonder what happened to that show.

I like tea, also, and I'll say "to each their own" to the sparkly vampires bit. I mean, there are also shirtless boys who turn into wolves. Not werewolves so much as, you know, somewhat large, otherwise regular-looking wolves.

Sometimes memes make me smile (usually "doge" ones), and sometimes they make me wonder how the human species has managed to survive this long.

Your mum is a butt head. I thought about it, and that was the nicest thing I could think to say.

I somewhat get the impression that you like owls. x )

We've read nine of the novels; I also started pretty late. x ) Have fun with the likes of Rincewind, Granny Weatherwax, DEATH (of all, um, people - I guess), Great A'Tuin, and an ever-growing cast of interesting characters.

Idunno how it's ultimately going to turn out (since they revamped the battle system and are releasing the game in episodes), but the Final Fantasy VII remake that's in the works will finally answer some of those questions you had concerning Vincent from Dirge of Cerberus. xD I'd recommend the older strictly turn-based titles (particularly FFIV and VI) if you can find them someplace (roms and emulators are a thing). And the only Assassin's Creed game I've enjoyed is Black Flag; the sailing / pirating aspect (with relatively little out-of-Animus BS) made it more appealing to me than other AC games.

Mario got a personality (canonically, at least) the moment Charles Martinet started voicing him. He joyously shouts as he successfully performs feats of agility on his strangely merry way to rescue a princess whose cake he thoroughly enjoys; all in spite of the constant dangers he faces in the form of pitfalls, sentient mushrooms, and giant, fire-breathing turtle... Bull... Thing... Bowser. I'm talking about Bowser. He speaks broken English, dreams of Italian cuisine, and cried when an obnoxious talking water spigot "died." He frickin' cried! If you think LUIGI has a personality and Mario doesn't, you haven't been paying attention; Luigi - within the context of the main series - is pretty damned similar to Mario. He boasts a more or less down-pitched version of Mario's voice; coupled with the same enjoyment of his own peril-dodging, gravity-defying antics on his path to do the same things and accomplish the same goals (and with similar Italian stereotypes intact). Mario got a personality first, and Luigi followed suit. Mario, as fleshed out by Martinet, was essentially the basis for Luigi. And that's still true even from a character design standpoint; the two used to be identical twins. Mario / Jumpman / Mr. Video came first. If you like Mario, you should like Luigi; and vice versa. We're not talking Sonic vs. Tails, here. You played Super Mario Bros. 2 (JPN) / a.k.a. Lost Levels? Luigi jumped higher, yes, but he also controlled like a skater on an ice rink. By comparison, Mario stops on a dime. You're speaking entirely in RELATIVE terms, here. Luigi jumps comparatively higher than Mario, and Mario controls comparably better than Luigi. And yes, Peach can float. But - in Super Mario Bros. 2 / Super Mario USA - her lifting speed is different (and I believe slower) than Mario's (Toad's actually the weight lifter in the group, apparently), and, in Super Mario 3D World, I'm pretty sure her movement speed is slower (again, Toad's a quick little so-and-so, by comparison). If you perceive Mario as being average, it's because he was kind of what they based everyone else around. Luigi jumps high because he was made to jump higher than Mario. Peach's floaty ability stands out because Mario didn't have it (and, if you wanna be technical, she inherited it from the Doki Doki Panic character). Hell, I've read that Smash-ability for individual characters was originally based around Mario's character in the Smash Bros. series. Mario's the character you pick when you want neither an edge nor a handicap, but that's the character's strength from a game play perspective.

I'm gonna say "no" to that one. Homura of "Senran Kagura."