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Male Location • NY Member Since • 2005-01-05 Occupation • Student Real Name • Paul
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Achievements • does surviving High School count? Anime Fan Since • 5th grade Favorite Anime • Rurouni Kenshin Goals • to Accomplish something eventually Hobbies • writing Talents • see previous entry
myOtaku.com: toadfreak
I am the greatest and most powerful of all disciples to the great warrior Toad. None can oppose my power, passed on for generations to the strongest and the best. I am unsurpassed in skill, undefeatable to some. I welcome any challenge that can be brought to me, in both body and in mind. But, make let me give this warning to any who dare: be careful what you wish for, someone might shove it up your ass.
I will be the first to admit, I allow myself to be a servant of darkness. There was a time when I fought for what was right, and what was good. But, it all seems more pointless now than most other things looked before. There is nothing left for most of us now, but the dark side.
Let me leave all of you with this, if your mind can grasp it. If you are my friend, then stand with me. If you are my foe, then run as fast as you can, or you will be in a world of hurt. Don't believe me? Then don't listen and dare to challenge me. Maybe then you'll take Toad seriously.
Thursday, October 12, 2006
amv to "somebody save me" the theme from smallville
Although many people would argue there wasn't much of a rise for the Green Lantern in the first place, I disagree. The Green Lantern is one of the most Pivotal Characters in the DC Universe, Affecting events like the Death of Superman and the near destruction of the earth by Parallax (pictured above, formerly Hal Jordan) In American Comics, The Lantern is the equivalent of Inuyasha.
The abuse of Anime today
I am not normally one to get angry over such things, but this is something that should be brought to the public's attention: Anime is being mistreated in the USA.
For any of us who have ever watched Cartoon Network, the network that shows the most Anime in America, it should be obvious that they have no respect for many anime shows, cancelling Outlaw Star and a handful of other great programs after one season of showing. I would prefer reruns to nothing at all. And, I think most people would agree with me! Comments
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The abuse of Anime today