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Destiny Deoxys was always my favorite (surprise, surprise). Although, admittedly, I really only watched that one, Lucario, and the Latis. Since those were the only ones that I owned. I do remember a good chunk of the first movie, though, a tiny bit of 2000, and... like, one chunk of the movie with the Unown. I watched all of those as a really young kid.

@Shadami: That's fair. I can totally understand that. I mean, that's ultimately what any creator wants, no? :P

@Shadami: Pfffft. I... suppose that's one way to do things. :P
I'd hate being famous, honestly. I don't want to be well known. I just wanted to be treated as me, not 'that person who did X'. XD

@Yuracye: I mean, it probably is. But it's funnier my way.

Darn copyright, always getting in peoples' way. Why do we need to have intellectual property, anyways? :P

As an unrelated note, all of the people wearing dresses and the new headsets reminds me a lot of Space Channel 5 (even though I've never actually played the game).

@Slytherclaw: Probably, yeah.

"Pocket Creature Containment Sphere."

@Yuracye: Art also seems to have its own vendetta against me at some points. When trying a 3D printer in high school, my project - amongst all the class - was the only one that the machine just did not like. And refused to print it. And no one could figure out why. XD

I'll stick more with writing and coding as things to improve at, I think. :P

@Slytherclaw: Seriously, you must have more art than wall at this rate. :P

I dunno. Take the same tactics you do to seduce any other person, and just make sure they're an artist? XD
Alternatively... money. Money is usually a pretty good answer.

@Concentricity: Hello, hello.

@Yuracye: You do not want to see my art anything. It makes stick figures look like masterpieces. There is a very good reason that I commission other people to do art. Because, as much as I love art, I, uh, am very bad at it. No, I have no idea how I passed art class.

@yuracye: "This is ditto as a rock." "This is ditto as a tree." "This is a ditto that hasn't properly learned how to transform into a person."

...I think I just figured out how to excuse my terrible art skills.

@Yuracye: Just dot some eyes and a mouth onto whatever, and call it a Ditto. :P

I'm from *pulls out a conveniently bookmarked page* here:


Victoria, BC: 50% Canadian, 50% American, 50% English. 100% not caring about the mathematics of it. Which of the three is most prevalent depends on what you're looking at. XD

(I don't care if people know "exactly" where I am. In the unlikely chance you're in the area, I don't mind meeting up and saying hi. :P)

@totalanimefan: Nah. I'm really active in a Pokémon community, so I can get just the things I want that way. People are (generally) really understanding about people who want to stay unspoiled.

@totalanimefan: The Rabbids in the game actually aren't bad. Because A) they actually have 'straight men' to play off, comedically, rather than just being "BWAAAAAHHHH RAAAAAANDOM!!!", and B) the ones you have to deal with for more than one-off gags/battles are ones that have actual character.

I'm talking any spoilers. Basically, the only things that I'm fine with seeing are: the names of the games, the art of the box legendaries and starters first evos (because those are pretty unavoidable and I need to decide which version legendary I want) and... yeah, that's pretty much it. Like, for Moon, I didn't even watch the pre-title screen gameplay preview cinematic, or look at the back of the box. XD
I want to discover everything. It improved my playthrough of Moon immensely, and it would have been so much less fun knowing anything. (I unfortunately got the existence of Alola Formes spoiled for me day 1, so, that was a bummer.) I basically only started looking up things once I got stumped when filling out the PokéDex, and needed to know some of the more obscure evolution methods/locations... >.>;
But, I'm a very extreme case of no-spoilers for this. XD