Tomo

Paranoia Agent, one of my all time favourites but I rewatch it all the time. As for newer anime, Girls' Last Tour. It was way better than what I expected it to be.

I'm 20 but I'm told I act pretty childish. Probably doesn't help that I look much younger than my age. Really I don't feel like an adult at all honestly.

Pokemon Crystal and Metroid Prime. Using the Gameboy link cable to trade with my cousin is one of my best memories. And Prime was the first game I managed to complete all the way through so they both hold a special place for me.

My favourites: Serial Experiments Lain Kino's Journey Blood+ Ouran Host Club Shakugan no Shana Anohana Haibane Renmei Full Metal Panic Vampire Knight Little Busters Refrain

No thanks. I'll be watching Trouble in Tokyo if you need me.

Don't forget 2009! Probably my favorite line up with McElroy, Ingram, and Jones all there.

I had trouble trying to learn Korean. Even today I can't hold much of a conversation with it. Aside from that I'd like to learn Russian but the alphabet is very intimidating.

Well as a Canadian I guess I'm a little biased but I've also lived in America so I can say that I like both places equally. I'm not a political person, so I won't really get into that. As for the environment, I would say the stereotype that Canadians are always nice doesn't always hold up but we still have kind people in general. Both countries are very patriotic, believe it or not I think Canada is more patriotic than the US. I'm not a big city type, so naturally I like the more rural areas in Canada and America, they're similar in a lot of ways.

I'll go with a Mountain Fizz

Most of the friends I've had have been girls, but I have a feeling that it was easier for me since I'm not straight. It's ridiculous that society makes people think that men and women can't be friends, I mean I'll be friends with anyone if they treat me well and I'll treat them the same in return

Yo nice to meet you! I love the Starlight phone case by the way (might have to try getting one designed myself :3 ) Hope you like it here, this is a pretty friendly forum so you should have no trouble fitting in

Once you pick up Okami you won't be able to put it down! If you have any interest in Japanese culture I highly recommend playing that game all the way through, as it deals with Shinto myths relating to the creation of Japan itself. The game is very open world, almost like a Zelda game in structure but with more functions and combat abilities you can learn. The best part about Okami is you have something called a Celestial brush that can use different powers from the gods to solve puzzles and defeat enemies. Not only is the story and combat good, the art is just amazing, probably the most beautiful I've seen in video games as it uses Japanese watercolor painting styles to give it a more mythological feel. Hue sorry about the long paragraph, this is my favorite game so I had to chime in

Hm this is tough. I'm gonna say Jrock because of your name but maybe you like metal or punk cause of the hair