I hear a lot of arguments too like people stealing their ideas and stuff and writing journals to single them out and make the person to be completely the bad guy. I'm like "Damn... glad I don't say anything or do anything!" Also I got ripped off so many times on commissioning artists...I paid one like $165 to draw a character of mine...they never got it done and it's been a year and to bad I can't dispute on paypal cause it's too late! Dx And these artists want's the buyer to pay first...and rip the buyers off later in the future most likely...

I'm not a big fan of the creek fandom but I don't argue which is better... I understand that people have different interests. What I hate is when people fight over things like that and bully each other is not my style of things. But I don't mind talking about someone else's interest so if you want to talk about Creek I can listen and talk! :D

Apparently I'm 100% real. Good. This is what I'm loved for on the outernet anyway.

Happy turkey day, maiOtaco. I'm thankful for everyone making more food than I can eat.

━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Darkhorse ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ A valid question. Here's my answer. Under ordinary circumstances, absolutely not. Believe it or not, its easier for me to write characters outside of the typical molds, but the nature of this project is very different from what I normally write. My first priority of this project is to try to meet the general expectations that someone has when they think of an anime high school setting, and to start there, I'm attempting to explore exactly what that is. And true, once I have a firm understanding of "WHAT" types of characters I want to put in the project, thats when I will expand them more deeply than what their general parameters might appear. AKA, humanizing them more. Filling in who they are, what they like to eat, what their home lives are like, how that shapes them, and what they hold dear to them. Exploration is a fun part of any open world game, so why should that not be true for the individual characters as well? As you said, the key is to layer them so they appear like "The typical tsundere" at first, and by the time you really get to know them, think of them more like individual humans... With exaggerated, over the top personalities and quirks of course. As for the setting, I want to design that the same general way. Where it looks and feels normal at first, but depending on what club you join, the genre and themes shift, and different lights are shed over the nature of the otherwise fairly familiar and generic setting. For example, the school and surrounding town are going to look very different depending on whether you join an occult club as opposed to any athletic clubs. A member of the cooking club will pass that creepy neglected shrine and the tree that the kendo members cherish having picnics under during their breaks without much thought. But he does see the pride of his club, the kitchen, as an honor to work in, and deserving of respect, cleanliness, and maintenance because he and his club have many fond memories in there. A science club member however sees the failed dishes produced by this dysfunctional sausage fest club of wanabe pretty boy chefs who can't cook as a way to benefit humanity. For clearly something inorganic that twitches, writhes, belches, and responds to external stimuli must be contained and studied, for it may house the secrets to synthetic life. I hope that answers your question and/or concerns.

Hi there! :O Welcome to MO! ＼(^▽^＠)ノ

Probably it would be a punk/hard rock/psychedelic band or other genres, it may be wrong because I don't know that much about rock genres, my taste varies... The band would initially contain a electric guitar, a keyboard using different songs like strings and a recorder or shakuhachi in some intros and refrains. It would have more instrumental than lyrics, I think. I would play the keyboard, recorder or even the guitar, maybe sing in some refrains too, but I'd like a woman with a deep voice in the vocals. The band at it best would contain a lead guitar, rhythm guitar, back up guitar, keyboard/synths, maybe drums and in some songs a recorder/shakuhachi, violin/cello and gregorian chant (a really messed up thing...). Some hard and some melodic songs. The visual would have a punk look, a critic to the system and beauty standards, something unique yet individual and funny. "-What'll be our next album cover? -Dress the guys as girls and vice-versa to protest against sexism? -Fuck, this is fun! -Let's do it! I want to break free!!" :P

Wake up, brush your teeth, bathe once a day, try to be a decent person, don't be a dick, hmm... As long as you aren't harming anyone and you're honest with yourself and everyone around you show respect and everything else is extremely easy to figure out!