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[Under normal circumstances, Star wouldn't be this deep in the forest. She'd rather be in her apartment, or at the lab, or... well, there weren't too many places she could comfortably go anymore. Between everyone's unusual alertness and her cursed blessing of perceiving their alertness with such...

[This sounds like it could be pretty interesting, so count me in.]

[Of course! Just like any creative writing exercise, it's likely to improve your language skills, so if you use English, it'll help with your English.]

[Greek mythology, if we're counting the ancient ones. Mortal heroes for the win! If we're allowing more modern ones, Cthulhu mythos is up there, too. Knowledge gets you into trouble, and learning more sort of gets you out. Good luck explaining it at the dinner table, though.]

[Serial Experiments Lain is pretty much the only anime we've really watched through, though the original Ghost in the Shell was good, too.]

Probably an RPer I met on Starcraft 2, they were something of a plagiarist, mostly from obscure sources, and the parts that weren't stolen left them as the chosen-one, but always in the role of rather unlikeable characters. Despite some suggestions to try and improve things, from what I recall...

[Modern, Hard Sci-Fi (as opposed to Soft Sci-Fi, which is basically Fantasy with lasers, and magic gets renamed as psionics or something), and Urban Fantasy Slice-Of-Life, here. Not a huge fan of settings with heavy focus on military, though. Give me Sex and the City before something by Tom...

[Seconding you, shadowkat, Undertale and Chrono Trigger have simply amazing music. Dissidia 012 Duodecim had some pretty catchy tracks, which is to be expected on account of basically fishing out the most recognizable tracks from FFI-FFXIII, though one of the best, IMO, is actually 'Cantata...

[El Goonish Shive for comics in the usual story sort of variety, XKCD and SMBC are in competition for the non-continuity type. Special mention goes to the comic 'Zyfron Gemini' for being a fascinating look at an often overlooked group.]

Les Miserables or Atlas Shrugged are both interesting books, and long ones, besides. That said, Atlas may be bad if you're prone to nausea on a flight, some of the commentaries in the book are a little ethically shaky. It tries to be a horror novel of an abstracted sort, a mystery novel of a...

For Historical, I'd say "The Prince" would be an excellent choice, though it's possibly non-fiction, and almost like an 'Evil Overlord List for the 1400s'. Pretty much everything by Shakespeare counts as historical to greater or lesser extent, and a lot of that which isn't is supernatural or...

I have trouble playing characters that aren't supposed to be at least culturally human, I have a tendency to derail plots, and I pretty much never play characters without fairly substantial intellects, which I will usually play as a half-assed approximation to a rationalist of the modern school.

Probing the Boundaries [Joyous Defiance of Emptiness!] [Okay, maybe without the exclamation mark, not sure.]

Not unusual at all, as far as I can tell, I've met a lot of my current close friends RPing, and I've RPed with a good portion of those close friends I met through other means, too. [The friends I've made from RPing are some of my closest, actually. It's like getting to know a person a bunch of...

[Doctor Who would be a fun one, depending on which of the many settings in it you wound up in, and just when on the arc you arrived. Satellite Five would mostly suck, but New Earth could be pretty cool, for instance.] Avatar could be kind of cool, but if I had to choose, I'd say Star Trek: The...

Hello, there, we're A and N, two sisters who've been RPing for a few years and found it easier to share an account than use two accounts on the same computer. To varying extent, we have an interest in sci-fi, fantasy, some kinds of modern settings, drama, romance, and action. Generally speaking...