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(warm-blooded, omnivorous, currently alive) Diet includes walrus diarrhea, preserved portions of man-made worms cooked in boiling water and the outermost layer of flesh of eggs that have been incubated, raised, beheaded, plucked and fried in oil. Extremely unpredictable, high-five on sight. tagboard
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you know,
whenever I read mangas or watch animes I put my characters in place of the main characters there. It's better than character sheets or anything for character development. (Though maybe that's why I hate those characters, because my characters have to be better than them.)So when I watched Code GEASS, I began thinking about how Sairys was supposed to deal with the Knightmares. The scenario. Sairys and the robot stand facing each other. Robot guy: So this is their leader huh! Come on, show me your strength! To this day no one has been able to defeat my -insert robot name here-! Sairys: um, I'm sorry but I'm just gonna run away now. Aristos: What! Sairys: I can only kill living things with souls dude. I'm useless against robots. Aristos: Bloody hell. Sairys: Hell's not bloody. It's non-existent. 'Where's Kaku?' 'Somewhere to the south - ah' 'DODGE.' Dodge appears behind the robot with Kaku. Kaku pats the robot's leg. Robot guy: Huh, what's this little cat gonna do to me? How pathetic is - The Screen: Alert, alert. System malfunction. Self-destruct in ten, nine, eight... Ahaha I love Kaku's power of bad luck. So cute. I like the part where Azmaria goes to Eden/Sinner's Paradise and she comments ' These same people who have done such terrible things, why do they glow of such warmth?' It shows that antagonists don't have to be all evil. |