How did you survive the dark, scary place that was 90s comics?
Your favorite X-Force member during Nicieza's run?
What is your fav Electro story?

Sora wa aoi desu.

-Your favourite mugen conversions?
-Contract? ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
-Why is my Paint Shop so devoid of Yuri palettes by Kirishima!? >:

• Depending on the source games that I've put time into, currently one of my favorites is Nu-13 by Neat Unsou even though it's gameplay is from an previous version.  Others include Rajaa's SF3 works, various SNK creations, and Kazu by The_None, more I would list.  In a non-fighting game term, Umbreon by ShowBuySpirit has utilized what Umbreon learns and its stats from its source game and as it carried over to the Mugen engine, it somehow felt fresh and unique.

• I promise to one day see this.....

• Oh!  So you did update the thread, er, well I didn't paid much attention, I mean, uh I'll get right on it soon?!
  
  * Kiri breaks out door to his sacred palette altar.

Favorite and least favorite BlazBlue character and why?
Favorite and least favorite Guilty Gear character and why?
Favorite and least favorite Street Fighter character and why?
Favorite and least favorite KOF/NGBC character and why?
Your opinion on all the various MvC3 and SFxT Pandora palettes?

• My favorite used to be Nu-13, although I've forgotten why I got into the character in the first place but was rather attached to her playstyle of endless zoning even though I've gotten hate mail for just selecting her in Calamity Trigger, lol.  I believe the closest to being a favorite is Hazama, just because of his smug attitude, insane gamestyle with fast meter building set-ups, both voice actors JPN and CS1-English were amazing, and just funny and intimidating when he needs to be.  He needs his own spin-off before the inevitable axing.
  
  Least favorite, tie between Celica and Litchi, but more leaning to Litchi not just her gameplay but her presence in the story is just to confusing to understand (good person, bad person, good again, bad again for love).

• I'm not too attached to Guilty Gear just yet so I haven't decided who I like and dislike until I get the hang of what the story is before starting Xrd.

• Honestly it's hard to pick one single character that I like because the majority of the roster is memorable to me.  Like Hakan, Zangief, Juri, Dictator, Ryu, Karin, etc.  As for dislike, I haven't seen a character that makes me wish their existence was removed from the series, and if yet there are a few to name like Abel that I just don't like but fond of their gameplay.  Don't know why.

• Lots to list.  Kim Kaphwan for being a psychopathic enforcer of justice in his own wacky methods, Ash Crimson because of some reason his attitude and appearence caught my interest, Ikari Team, Garou team, basically like 75% of the entire cast, heh.  Least favorite, don't know yet in terms of involvement in the story and gameplay. I believe the closest has to be Alba due to the concept and everything else.

• Pandora palettes are okay because the concept is simple.  "MvC3" or whatever shading applied, eh.

- Are you still RNG'ing Pokemons for no reason whatsoever?
- What's your favorite Jojo spin-off work and why is it Rohan At The Louvre?
- Best video game controller of all time?
- Cybernetic Operational Optimized Knights of Science VS Beast Rebels Of The Hellscape?
- Have you ever been either the perpetrator or the victim of a Pop N Fresh Emissions Test?

• Apparently so, just now.  Turns out DynamicPunch Dusknior is only possible via 3rd Gen teaching and that somehow flew off my radar.  Fortunately, after that one I'll never go back there.  BUT there a couple of Defog users that is in need of a gathering and exclusive from Gen 4 (which I STILL have yet to finish after 11+ months in idle), so.....

• No Joseph Joestar as the focus and not a sidekick is of no importance of mine because he is my Jesus.  I shall however look into Rohan's dynasty after Part 3.

• Playstation 1 DualShock, here me out.  It's simple to adept, inspiring for crafting, future Dualshocks retain the layout while adding new details, and to this day the DS1 is still used by a small minority which one of its members won a major international Fighting Game tournament showing the world you don't need to shell out for modded fightsticks for the sake off tournament success when all you need is the old fashion DualShock of the Sony brand.  Thank you Sony.

• Snarf solos as long as he has access to the reset button, therefore the former wins.

• I value my edible wheat mixtures and I condemn those that abuse otherwise via Werewood's curses.

Where do you see yourself in ten years?

• First-person shooters hence why I tend to avoid them nowadays.  I'm just not that good at the whole system with the perfect aiming part as I fear it will always miss.

• In terms of first exposure to the genre, I believe it began with Virtua Fighter when I was 4, and why I still remember the exact location is a mystery to me.  Fine times just mashing away with Jacky and Akira and never gotten past Kage.  In fact that series itself just stayed with my until the 2000s when Rival Schools in '98 was perhaps the biggest influence I have.
  
  As for the firstly owned, it was Killer Instinct for the SNES that I remember being intimidate by Spinal's existence on the bonus CD, as well as the still portraits of Sabrewulf and Eyedol whenever the "Supreme Victory" portion comes by.  The second with Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Fighting Edition, I was a huge fan of the Rangers in that era and just kept begging for get that game, lol.

• Hmm....how to answer this.....
  
  Well, depending on how skilled you are with multiple types of genre, how well you adapt to the situation of the difficulty, and how much patience and time you are willing to put for the sake of getting that one trophy, collecting trophies are in the end, optional.  If you cleared the main bulk of the game, the trophies are there should you want to go for a much higher challenge, but they aren't a mandatory thing that begs you to complete for the sake of completion.
  
  I go for the completion because I want to see how well I adapt in different situations (Assassin Creed Brotherhood was an interesting thing that I had to go solo just to clear the online trophies because boosting groups are unreliable sometimes).  And sometimes it pays off because when I look at them I'm reminded at the different types of gaming challenges I've gone through.  Trophies are just there, nothing special, just something to remind you of the routes you've gone through.  And yet, thanks to this, I started to join the Playstation Trophy community and made stuff such as this under the same alias as my PSN ID (except Kanji, his strategy was braindead to do).
  
  No one should feel discouraged if they are incapable of clearing all trophies of a game, just move on to the next game you want to play.  You beat the game, get the secret ending, fiddled with DLCs, and you're done unless it has online or you want to go the extra length of completion or just keep it for the hell of it.
  
  As for the question if I hadn't answer yet, it depends on what you play.  I'm planning to go for Metal Gear Solid series next in 2015 since I'm planning to go in chronology release order that spreads out to series (and MGS4 was one of the earliest) and I've heard it's challenging from the forums.  This is something that peaks my interest.  Some games have easy Platinums, others depending on genre preference, grinding time, etc.
  
  And if at some point I were to be less active in this forum, then I'm most likely migrating fully on the PS3T place.

• Yes, grew up with Toonami in the 90s.  Earliest anime other than DBZ I recall was Gundam Wing/G Gundam, Sailor Moon (I think it was part of it because it was also one of the first animes I've watched, can't remember), and Tenchi Muyo series.