Aeyra

ShinRan FTW! I can't wait for their next meeting! *totally hyped* Hopefully we have more plot-related fluff... (<-contradicting myself) They have all odds against them, but they still persevere through everything. It's really fun, enjoyable, angsty, funny, and it gives me that warm feeling of nostalgia.

I'd totally want to be the B.O.s teenage prodigy(not science-related) sent into Teitan High to investigate the currently missing Kudo Shinichi. But in the process, I'd gain my first friend in Ran, and have divided loyalties. :3 I love crap like that. XD

^I cheered. Heiji obviously doesn't really care what a blushing, stuttering Kazuha has to say... He's more concerned with making fun of Shinichi for confessing.

I always cry when I watch the end. But not until Suzaku and Nunnally start crying. I'm not as sad for Lelouch's death as for those who will suffer in its wake. Suzaku and Nunnally will bear his death for the rest of their lives. Suzaku's hands are stained by the blood of his father and best friend, Nunnally forced to live with the knowledge that her welfare was the reason that her brother started the revolution, eventually leading to his death. But they can live on knowing that they freed the world from endless war and violence, holding Lelouch's last wishes close to their hearts for as long as they remain beating. I wish I had an idea for a Code Geass fanfic... The story is complete and yet incomplete as it is... I want to write about Suzaku... Which reminds me. Why do so many people hate Suzaku? Is it because he's the anti-hero or what? Because he betrayed Lelouch to the emperor, stepped on his head(I laughed so hard when Suzaku did that. I cheered.), or was it something I missed? I personally only like him more for all that. He's unpredictable, strong, heroic, determined, and when it all boils down, the most loyal person in the series. Or as Euphy says: "I love everything about you. Your strength, your courage, the way you talk and laugh, and even the way you have trouble with cats!"<- 'course, this was off the top of my head so it isn't the most accurate thing... So... The question is: Suzaku haters and lovers! Why do you hate/love him? What did he do to make you hate/live him? ^My answer to #2. I liked him from the moment he tackled Lelouch down, covered his mouth, and left himself vulnerable to the 'poison gas.' While reading the manga, I basically attacked my friend asking if he was alive because I loved his character so much. His personality can be read just from those short five seconds. Hah... I just noticed the topic says lost fav pairings. SuzakuxEuphy FTW. (so cute... I laughed at their confession. Suzaku, I command you to love me! Yes, your highness! *comprehends* Wait- WHAT?! Why did Euphy have to die?? They could have been greater than ShinRan. *sobs* Suzaku and Euphy were my favorite R1 characters....) LelouchxKallen. (I don't like C.C. And I especially don't like her with Lelouch. I only liked CC without her memories because then she was hilarious. Kallen is Lelouch's queen piece! Q-1! And Lelouch obviously cares about her... He shoved her away so she wouldn't get killed, and tried to kiss her when fighting off his depression. I like Kallen. She's a much better person in the anime.) Xing-Ke and Tian Zi (not an x because I'm not sure about the age difference... But I'm glad they represent China. )

Well I do watch for mysteries too (I read 750 chapters of DC in three weeks during the school year(read all night and sneak in ten chapters during school in the occasional breaks) from my kindle(I had lost my itouch and that kindle is so friggin slow) because I liked it you know!), but movies have to define themselves from the episodes. Otherwise, they're just an episode that's been elongated. And if that was all I wanted, I'd watch the anime more often. Movies- from the very beginning- have some action moving it along, because a mystery that lasts 90+ minutes will lose most people along the way. (I'm part of this group.) A fast-paced plot combined with a murder, all boiling down into a dramatic climax, the criminal brought down, and another bout of chaos arising. That's essentially the pattern of DC movies. I'm sure the plot of the fifteenth movie is fine in essence, but it didn't seem to make any moves to define itself. The other movies just about scream a plot and make you listen. Movie 1: keep buildings from blowing up, Movie 2: Don't let some psycho kill in you in number format, Movie 3: Find the other egg and involve KID, etc. etc. Movie 15? What I got from it: a. The subway blew up, but nobody died! b. Some guy got murdered and Conan pretty much figured out the trick right there and then. c. A teenager woke up from a coma after a long time and remembers nothing about his 'accident.' <- Sounds nice when put this way. But definitely not executed to my taste. It was too 'bland' for me if you will. Now, someone tell me where it gets interesting. Around what minute mark does the case actually gain some momentum? Because I do want to finish it- but the first half was an utter disappointment for me and I don't want to have to watch more of it. (I spent all day getting myself excited for watching it, all week counting down to when I'd finally have enough time to watch the movie I'd been awaiting for six months!) It sounds like the climax is one of the greatest. It's just a shame how much of a turn-off the first hour was.

Well, I'm not kidding when I said I couldn't last through the first hour. I tried my hardest, and it wasn't just the DB. The problem was that there isn't any action! I don't what I was expecting, but I didn't feel the way the other DC movies made me feel. I guess I'll try again this weekend to watch it, and hopefully the second half makes up for the disappointment of the first half. You usually have to force me to stop watching a DC movie- even if I've already watched it 10+ times. Especially if it's new. (14th movie... To parents and brother: Get away!!! I'm watching the fourteenth movie!!!!) I just set my expectations way too high. *sigh*

LOLZ, I'm Eri. XD I guess I'm like her most as far as female characters are concerned...

Really? ... But the first half was so terrible I don't even want to dare to watch more... Where does it get good? I'll just start from there.

Is it bad I couldn't even make it through the first hour? I don't even feel like watching more, the thing bored me to death... Too much... Nothingness! It's like- orientated around the DB. I like Mitsuhiko, but I don't like the other two, so honestly I found it very hard to keep my eyes on the screen. All of the DC movies drew me in early-(except 11-actually... That had a good beginning.) this lost me before the sixty minute mark. After all these months of waiting, of course the movie I've been excited about for months falls completely flat of my expectations... TT.TT Movie 16 had better be good. But for now, I'll just stick to the older movies.

I'm gonna take one! I better not be Lelouch! (though we're pretty alike in some ways...) ... I'm Lelouch... I guess it was to be expected. Overly protective of younger siblings, calculating, relies on intelligence over all else, etc. etc... Funniest part of the test I took: Who would you want to date? Suzaku. <- Congratulations, you are Lelouch! XD

I started R2 yesterday! Suzaku is the awesomest by FAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love him. :3 BTW.... I support Britannia. :3 I like the Black Knights, but I love Britannia more! *salutes* All hail Britannia!

Agreed... It was hard enough to incorporate people into the story months ago. And every time I'd always get confused, because then we have to go into introductions, trust issues, and etc. etc. each time. There's also the potential issue of clashing plots (which already happens too often) and way too much 'heroism.' (it's hard to avoid making yourself a hero *speaks from experience- everyone knows what I'm talking about, right?) I think a separate role-play would be fine. So no new people, even if you've participated before. (AKA People who've kind of.... vanished and haven't been mentioned for absolute ages...) I'd write but... Today is not inspiration night. Today is watch Code Geass for five hours straight because it's so good.

@KLLT: I don't remember a note... I don't remember ANYTHING.... Thanks guys!

I wanna be a stuck-up prat like Hakuba Saguru! It's fun!

Lonely.

So it's not completely out of storyline? *mini fistpump* I don't even remember what I wrote last... XD Can't way to see what you write, KKLT!

************ 5:00AM- Board a plane Approx. 7-9:00AM- Land at destination 9:00AM-12:00PM- Hang out 12:00PM-1:00PM- Lunch 2:00PM-3:00PM- Hang out 3:00PM- Check into hotel 3:00PM-6:00PM- Hang out 6:00PM-9:00PM- Have dinner with whoever the hell Nero feels like recruiting 9:00PM-5AM- Sleep. Repeat process daily Aeyra was starting to get sick of it. Sure it was fun traveling the states with the quartet, but she felt separate from them despite their efforts to try to include her. She missed the friends she had left behind and wondered how they were doing. She hadn't heard from them in a while. Right now, she was in California, watching as Nero, Chaos, and Krev attempted to surf on the waves, stifling laughter as they each in turn failed, flopping into the water like dead fish. The recruiting mission as a whole was going well- Nero had managed to recruit at least 100 teenaged agents do far. And that was just the night time. He kept on disappearing during random intervals during the day, always with a cell phone and his laptop. Everyone noticed but didn't ask, preferring to stay well away as Nero's ice-cold mask set in, replacing his typically carefree demeanor into one that felt unforgiving and calculating. Aeyra guessed it was one of Nero's more private recruiting sessions, but she wasn't sure. She didn't even think Chais knew what the boy was up to. *********************************** "This is Nero speaking." Nero adjusted his Bluetooth, looking side to side as he entered the hotel room alone, dead locking the door behind him. His voice was about as lively as a rock, and his eyes reflected the same dead aura. "What's the number?" A smooth, male computerized tone asked, resulting into a flurry of fingers across Nero's laptop keyboard. "157. After tonight, 177. California has plenty of gems." The bright white light lit Nero's face in his self-imposed darkness- windows drawn tightly shut, curtains blocking any trace of sunlight, and the lights were turned off, giving him an ominous aura. "You remember our deal, right?" "I go with everyone, recruit as many traitors as I can, and turn them all into you. And for it, my friends will be spared from the execution they'd receive otherwise." "And you?" "I return to the Organization, and never see them again. I'll work towards the ultimate goal and eventually become the head." Nero was stiff, fingers tight, teeth clenched. It had been impossible to hide anything from the boss. He saw, heard, and knew all, he was everywhere, he was watching at that very moment. At the press of a button he could detonate enough weapons to destroy a country, and with a few words would have easily destroyed Nero's small crew. Nero wasn't even sure what he was anymore. A traitor? A double-crosser? A spy- but which side did it count more for? He was betraying his friends to help them, sacrificing his freedom for his destiny. Did he make the right choice? Did such a thing even exist? ****************************

I've been replaced! DX JK. I probably still won't be active active for a while. But ShinRan forever!!! (i'd list reasons, but I don't have the time. Go read my 2700 word rant if you really want to read my arguments.)