aigu92

Howdy!
I like a lot of anime, manga, and video games. Too many to count, but too bad! I'll try to count as many as I can anyways!
 
Anime/Manga:
.hack, AkiMono, Bleach, Ceres Celestial Legend, Chrono Crusade, Death Note, Demon diary, DNAngel, Dragong Half, Fruits Basket, Fullmetal Alchemist, Full Moon o Sagashoote, Fushigi Yugi, Howl's Moving Castle, Ichigo 100%, Inuyasha, Kampai!, Maison Ikokku, Marmalade Boy, Mermaid Saga, Mononoke-hime, Naruto, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, Negima!, Otogi Zoshi, Ranma1/2, Rurouni Kenshin, Samurai Deeper Kyo, Samurai Seven, Scrapped Princess, Spiral, Spirited Away,Tsubasa, Tsukihime, Ultra Maniac, Vampire Game, Wallflower, X, X/1999, xXxholic, Yu Yu Hakusho and more that I can't think of right now.
 
Game:
Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts 2, Arc of Napishtim, RPG Maker 3, FFX, FFVII, FFIX, Fullmetal Alchemist game, Fullmetal Alchemist game 2, .hack, Inuyasha RPG, Samurai Legend Musashi, DDR, Faerie Quest, Forever Moving, KH:COM, Naruto game, and more that I can't think of right now.
 
Pet peeves:
Bad gramer and spelin
When people scrap their feet, while walking on concrete! AAARGH!!!
When stupid people think that "smoke" or "lightning" is an element. The elements are as follows; Earth- including dirt, trees, plants, etc., Air- including wind, lightning, thunder, etc., Fire- including forest fires, campfires, etc., and Water- including ocean, drinking water, etc. There's also quintessence, but you don't need to include that.
People who claim to be otaku, but only like the anime on Cartoon Network
People who claim to be otaku, but forget all the character's names.
People who claim to be otaku, but mispronounce all the Japanese words; in Japanese, you always put the emphasis on the first syllable, there are no silent e's, and all the vowels are pronounced the same way as they are in Spanish, but even Spanish people mispronounce the letter i, pronouncing it like the "i" in fish, when it should always be pronounced like the "e" in we.

I guess I'll do requests if anyone asks.