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This is why there's an entire section on fanfiction dot net just dedicated toward crossovers, and why I write them. I also enjoy role playing within crossovers too. There's more freedom. I especially like the little nuggets of crossovers. Like in Negima!?, Nodika got her book and started...

Yup! Not sure what else I can say about this.

I don't think I've ever skipped a part of an anime, especially if I don't understand what's going on with the story.

I mean, this is why I write fan fiction and role play as anime characters to begin with. It's the entire reason for the forum I recently created. I'm going to immerse myself into the Realm of Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha, so that I can experience that world of technology and magic. By doing...

I have yet to find a character who doesn't have a dark side.

Personally, I'd rather manually accept a technological device. There's no telling what evil crap people can do once they have the ability to hack the human body.

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I prefer colored manga. It allows me to witness the character in all their details.

The original question was "Who's the most innocent character..." and I got to thinking, yeah, but what about the opposite. If we talk about children, who are supposed to be innocent, but totally aren't, who would be the most wicked child? And why?

Although happy endings are nice, I prefer the substance of the story. Real life is rarely happiness, sunshine and rainbows. Seeing fictional characters push through their challenges to achieve, maybe not happiness, but that they're alright is motivating to me.

Negima! is one of a few shows that I notice have done this. Personally, I really like Happy Material: A Happier Version and Happy Material: Electronica Version over the original Happy Material.

It's like comparing apple to oranges? As somebody who role plays with different anime characters, it's always interesting to compare and contrast different anime characters, especially form differing shows. Most people don't try to assign numerical stats to characters for comparing them.

I'm a bit confused. Is Advert short for Advertisement?

Don't turtles have like really exceptional memories anyway? Edit: So Kawaii!!!

I think that's because we have enough selfish people in reality, and we long for the more selfless people to be in real life, but that never seems to happen, therefore, we find these heroes within fiction.

Isn't that how myths are created anyway? A character in a story achieves greatness after better greatness after yet more bestest greatest... they become gods and goddesses, forever living in immortality...until the culture changes and shifts to something else, and those deities are forgotten...

I really don't mind when the coincidence feels natural, but you can tell when it's forced, I hate, no, despise that. I mean, we're already suspending reality just watching anime, and some exaggeration is expected, if not demanded. There's really no reason to force an exaggeration though...

Not in a dating sense, but whenever I see somebody with pink, teal, cyan, or lime green hair, I know they're my kind of people!

The shouting of attacks is one of the many points of exaggeration that defines anime as what it is. And personally, I don't think I could enjoy Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha nearly as much if Nanoha didn't scream Starlight BREAKER! before detonating the equivalent of an ICBM at her foe. There's...

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