White Masquerade
QuirkyAngel's Red Oni
I am reminded of The Boys by Garth Ennis.
Are you an avid reader? I would like to know your reading background. You have a lot of stuff I never got to before.
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I am reminded of The Boys by Garth Ennis.
I've been reading for as long as I remember, starting with Charlotte's Web around the age of 4. I always have one or two books with bookmarks in them within arm's reach, and a digital book open in a tab.
WHat do you mean by maintain?
As in keep one running, not quite longest ran for a few months, shortest was a few weeks.
Hiya! ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ Several of you already know me buuuut here we go anyway. My name's Zenaida (Duh) but you guys can call me Zen, I guess.
If I were to describe myself with a word it'd be dreamer. I like spending a lot of time in my head, planning stories I don't actually write...mostly due to laziness.
I'm a history buff (or at least call myself one) and I enjoy studying history and mythology.
If you enjoy talking literature, animation/anime/cartoons, independent/foreign film (particularly Bollywood or Hong Kong films), history, video games, or any kind of art, we'll likely get along splendidly.
@Riuma
And you said in the introduction, you had a languishing Quest? Did you want to elaborate on that for us?
Besides Grey and Reinhardt, there's no one you need to worry about :x .
Hello everyone, I am, well you can call me whatever you want, a derivation of my screen name (Mr. G, Gideon, Gid, etc) or something else as long as nobody would take offense at it.
I'm interested in history and mythology, though I'd like to know more history then I do now. I'm reading a Norse Mythology book right now from a series I've recently gotten interested in. It was called something like "The World's Greatest Myths and Legends".
I'm a big reader, and some of my favorite books off the top of my head are Harry Potter, The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings, Wereworld, Fablehaven, and Icefall.
I'm actually pretty new to anime and I still have only watched one. Back on my old forum we started a fandom called Sanctum, which was based off of Fate/Zero, and Fate/Zero is the anime I watched. There's been a lot of Sanctum spin-offs on the forum since then. On that forum I'm currently working on one, which is a Sci-Fi Sanctum under the working (possibly permanent) name of Sanctum/Science.
Some of the video games I do are World of Warcraft and Wizard101 (don't judge me - I'm not the only older player on there). I've done Sims 3 but haven't lately due to the lack of a non-virus-filled computer that can accept disks. I'm interested in Skyrim, but never managed to play it since I haven't gotten a disk and my sisters won't share theirs despite having two already.
@ApfelSeine
Okay, so I will ask 1 question about Maplestory then shut up, so I don't derail myself. What class did you like? I played Crossbowman/Sniper.
If you don't watch anymore, I would suggest Hunter x Hunter (2011). It is the BEST anime I've seen. The content is varied and mature, without all that cheesy stuff a lot of others have.
Norse Mythology. (Don't yell at me if I'm wrong). Odin. Thor. Baldur. Fenrir. Yggdrasil the Earth tree, Hel, and the creatures that inhabit different realms? I've dabbled in it before. Seems very interesting. I think I great RP can be done on that. There was a Quest I was doing on Greek Mythology, and Norse Mythology actually came in a close second. Went with Greek because Quests were new and it was more mainstream =P
I'm mostly familiar with Egyptian and Indian mythology, but I do know a little about Norse mythology
I'm familiar with the first three books you mentioned, but I've never read the others. I'll have to check them out when I get time. If you're a fan of fantasy books though, I'd definitely recommend checking out Lloyd Alexander's Prydain Chronicles if you haven't already. My personal favorite author is Terry Pratchett though He writes satire and has a very extensively developed fantasy world that I love :x
I've actually never seen Fate/Zero, but it's on my to watch list since my cousin keeps saying that I should be watching it. I need to finish watching RWBY first since my other cousin reeeeeally wants me to get into it.
I've also played Sims 3 though, and I get Sims 4 a few months ago (which has pretty much eaten most of my time). Most of the games I've played lately are life simulators or otome games, but there's a few other franchises that do adventure, rpg, or puzzle games that I avidly follow.
Skyrim is one of the games I've wanted to play, but my brother owns it and he wouldn't let me play his copy, so I didn't end up ever trying it. It seems like a lot of fun though.
I don't know much about Indian Mythology, can you list some Fast Facts like I did? As for Egyptian, I know a little bit about that, like the creation story and some of the gods.
We don't have Sims 4, but the avatar creation seems like something I wouldn't like as much.
We have that in common, don't we? Siblings that just won't share their Skyrim disks.
@Riuma
Yuuup. That's the mythology! Really interesting stuff. Valkyries, Baldur...it's all coming back to me =). Hunter x Hunter 2011 IS on Netflix. Whether they have the whole series, not sure, but they have most of it right now.
Only the first 100 is on Netflix. The other 48 you must find elsewhere. @Riuma
Only the first 100 is on Netflix.
Pan-Indian mythology is a subject dear to my heart, but I can more readily call to mind the broader theology and interactions between various Hindu and Buddhist offshoots.
Wait - are you guys saying this anime has 148 episodes total?
That seems excessive.
I dunno - I'm used to British television, where we tend to keep things to six or twelve episodes, four or five seasons max. There are some exceptions, like Doctor Who and other things intended for sale to the USA, or Coronation Street which is honesty more like a tradition by this point.
I pers'nally find that quality suffers when a show goes on that long, but perhaps I just haven't met a long-running show I like.