TheAceOfSkulls

Yeah, I pretty much jumped over to tumblr these days, and I've opened up a FictionPress profile as I was told it was a good place to post stories, as dA seems to be a place that prefers visual medium (I know I have tendency here to glaze over written submissions) and because the tools here for transferring over them have always been a bit of a hassle (I started to write without using bold or italics because they didn't work out so well). If you know me, you can probably guess that my username was pretty much the same if you want to follow me over to either of those sites. I might still check in here, but the fact that I've got 600 messages

...You have my interest, show. You managed to work with a believable Batman story, without iconic villains and with a completely different take on Alfred. I'm not entirely certain I like that last part though, so you're probably not in the running as being a representation of "my" Batman (everyone seems to have their own. If those people can't do separation of canon, you end up with Adam West fans hating Nolan films and what not). So, Green Lantern finally worked its animation style over on me (TF: Prime technically did it first, but the focus of the show never stayed on the humans long enough to really accept it for use with anything other

I love crossovers. It's for this reason that Project X Zone has eaten over a full 24 hours of my life, and why one of the first fighting games I ever played was Marvel vs Capcom 2, which was followed shortly by Super Smash Bros. However, I like many others, did not jump onboard the Disney/Final Fantasy mix until everyone had already revealed it was rather good. I remember being enthralled by the game even after the credits rolled. So naturally, I was one of the many hyped up for Kingdom Hearts 2, and one of those people that ended up trying Chain of Memories. While 2 was a good game, the longer it sat around, the more I began to have proble