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I know you didn't ask me, but I used to love Dexter's Lab. About halfway through they changed the art style though and it wasn't as good anymore.

Thanks! Hamtaro was a Japanese manga and later anime. It wasn't a western production. I was not fond of it, but it was an anime. Trigun ran (in the US) in 2003. You would have been 10 or 11, if your age on here is to be believed. But it is possible that you watched it later on. But...

Dragonball was another cornerstone for me. I never could get into Naruto or One Piece. I did actually quite like Bleach (perhaps because it felt like a reskinned DB/DBZ?). Instead, I grew up on Trigun, Cowboy Bebop, Yu Yu Hakusho, DragonBall(Z). Even a bit of Mobile Suit Gundam and Outlaw...

Yeah, it's a bit older. I'm 36, and it was from my childhood. It's a cornerstone of my animeducation, but I can see how the younger crowd may have never experienced it. (I just assume you're younger, or you got into anime more recently. This may not be the case.) I recorded it off the TV...

Yes! Trigun is probably among my favorite animes. Love Vash, obviously, but my favorite character is Wolfwood. He's a textbook antihero type and a product of his circumstances. Plus, gunslinging priest motif is pretty awesome. Fairly certain I used to have a signature/avatar set centered...

I have kind of an eclectic list. Roland Deschain from Stephen King's The Dark Tower series. I love how he is simultaneously trapped by and fighting against fate (also gunslingers, woo). Dean Winchester from Supernatural. He is emotionally broken but perseveres through adversity, predominantly...

I personally kind of like the Clarke-based ethos embodied by Numenera: Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. "Magic Items" in that game are tech from past fallen civilizations, and "Mages" are those who can tap into the old tech. In a similar way, the Star...

Mine is simply my real-life nickname. Because I'm creative that way. I've also used it in other online social environments, such as games and other forums. It's just who I am online these days.

Wow, your family is spread far and wide! All of mine resides in the US (though my brother did live in Tokyo for like 5 years, but he is back and starting the process of getting his Japanese wife into the country). Anyway, in the Navy I visited Canada, Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Malaysia...