Yuu Xeno

Metal! Sweet, sweet metal... Sci-Fi or Adventure books?

@Poet Flame 'Ello! I was wondering if you could draw my OC sitting down and inspecting a small potion vial, whatever color it may be is up to you. A simple dark purple background is fine, as well as a small purple locket around his neck, please Name: Solar Flare Reference (ideally a drawing of your pony, or at least the colour palette and any important details you want included): Cutie mark (transparent png if you can, or else just describe it): (It's a bit blurry in the image, I know) A small yellow sun, then another slightly bigger orange sun, then a final large red sun, each one turned ever so slightly. Race (Earth, Pegasus, Unicorn, Alicorn etc. No non-ponies, please! Donkeys permitted): Pegasus Gender: Stallion Other: He has a strange affiliation with potion making

I mainly just play my 6-string electric guitar, but my uncle teaches me how to play a seven-string and every now and then I get to play his 8-string I do play a bit of drums, although I don't have an actual drum set, I use some stuff around the house(i.e My backpack as a snare and such), but I'm not exactly talented at them, although I can play simple beats! I used to dabble in bass, but it didn't speak to me as much as regular guitars did. I even play some acoustic, but I'm not really that into it honestly

8/10-Quite the enjoyable track, but it's not my type of metal. Still good though

I'm not extremely strong, but I'm not weak either. I started going to the gym about two months ago, three days a week. As of now, I can lift a good 60 lbs, no problem. I run about a good 2 miles on the treadmill, 3 sets of 20 push-ups and 2 sets of 10 crunches. My main strength is in my legs, and since I just started taking Tang Soo Do, it will help build my overall abilities.

Hmm, there's a few that I love the most, but some of them aren't 'classics' Shadow of the Colossus I remember playing this for the first time during 2005, I think This is, in my opinion, one of the greatest games ever made, and therefore my all time favorite and most important to my life in gaming. The story itself fits really nice with the actual theme of the game, which is defeating the 16 colossi to bring back your dead lover(Or close family member, since it never really tells you, which is left for speculation). Wander, the player, goes throughout the forbidden land in search of the bosses to slay, and each one is different and highly fun to take on for the first time. I remember when my father introduced me to it on the PS2, and I was blown away by the graphics(at the time) and the sense of scale. You are but a man and his horse fighting against impossible odds. For being on the PlayStation 2, the actual world you played in was massive! I mean, you could simply go anywhere in it, although you had to fight the colossus in order Dormin, who tells you what you need to know and is a God/Demi-God, shows you. I'll admit, it was the first and only game to actually make me cry at the end. It was that good. I'll never place any game above this title, no matter what anyone tells me. Uncharted Series I first played Uncharted during the summer of 2007, if I recall correctly. It was basically my first platformer, save for the originals of course. I absolutely loved the mix of climbing, action and my man crush, Nathan Drake! It was really the first game to get me into shooters and third-person games, which I got sick from, funnily enough. The second of the series, Among Thieves, is still my favorite of the genre. Sorry Lara Croft, but I never really got into your games. It paved the way to some other good games, as well as actually getting me fully into games, which at the time I only played them on occasion Resident Evil 2 Played this in 2006 on the Wii This game is my favorite Resident Evil, as well as my top pick for horror games. You just can't beat the T-Virus, ladies and gentlemen. I don't remember much about it, but I do know I was completely out of it as I played it. Leon, Clair and company were legends to me, and I don't know if I could look at any RE game the same way again. I'm looking at you RE6. I remember calling Mr.X "Trenchy", which was an inside joke with my Mom and Dad, who were gamers as well at the time. The memories of fighting the man in the trench-coat were good indeed, and I'll never forget it. That's mainly it, and there are plenty more, but I figured a top three would do nicely. :D

I'm not rightly sure. I played hundreds of games, scary or no. I would have to do some deep mind digging to find out, but off the top of my head, maybe? Probably this really awesome game on either the original PlayStation or PS2. I can't remember the name of it for the life of me, but it was basically where you were on an alien planet with one of your friends, and he ends up turning into an alien himself and you have to fight him as either a final boss or one of the harder bosses, I can't remember. I couldn't tell you the many scary things about it, seeingas again, I don't remember, but it was quite scary fighting all the aliens. They were like the Xenomorphs, in the sense of the Face-Huggers at least. They'd take over their host and make them grow deformities and such, so it was pretty creepy and terrifying for my 3 to 5 year old mind. Another one that could take that spot was a game with the same concept with the alien/zombies on a boat on PS2. It was like RE, but more horror than recent Resident Evil games. Think of RE2, just not as good. (I love Resident Evil, so no other game would beat that )

9/10-The vocals were kinda drowned out by the instruments, but I guess the guitars were the main focus of the song, yeah?

I know I've been posting a lot of Naberus lately(more or less), but here's another cool song I like. Quite the head-banger, this one. Also, the music video's really fun as well Aussie's never cease to impress!

Rhett smiled, "Sure. I don't know how I'd deal with having to wait a few days for one reply by letter. It'd be...boring, at the very least." He closed the door and made a list of what he needed to do. "Hey, are you able to just make a paper and pencil just...appear out of nowhere? I don't know how your magic works, and I'm still not used to it, but if you could, it would help out a lot." He suggested.

Rhett shrugged, "Depends. It's just a way for us Humans to talk with one another and share stuff from miles away." He wiped his brow, seeing as it has started becoming quite muggy. "It has it's share of bad stuff, but it's quite nice either way."

With a sigh of relief, he walked back out of the shed and waited for Melody to follow suit. "Alright, I was planning to work in my garden a bit. Since the rain made the ground soft, it should be easy to plant some more stuff." He told her. "Feel free to walk around or go back inside. I'm sure there's something to do here besides the internet."

Y'know, you kinda remind me of someone I knew a few years back. Cant place my finger on it though :/ Anyways, nice picture. Creepy eyes, but that's besides the point

So, does anyone want to binge watch some movies or TV shows on a website called Rabb.it? We could watch anything, it doesn't really matter to me. I was hoping to find a person who hasn't seen The Walking Dead to watch with, but as I said, it doesn't matter what we do. Thanks, and if you want to talk on Discord while we watch, my name is Yuu Xeno#9099.

Sure! Have at it!

@Passion Oh, feel free to go ham. That's what great music is about, no?

8.5 Good guitar, good drums, and the vocals were alright at times. I personally look over thrash metal, but this was all in all a great song.

Hello, welcome back @DemetriaFlame25! If you want a good ole' natter(Really like that for some reason, dunno why), then give me a holler. I'm usually on everyday, and I'm pretty cool(I hope ) Have a good one!

"What are you, some kind of meme normie?"