I constantly see complaints on the internet about the lack of Female Characters that are constructed well, especially within the context of the Fantasy Science Fiction Genre. Today, I will be bringing to light characters that are when the writer(s) break these stereotypes and create satisfying characters that happen to be women too. First, I should point out what I
I finally made a return to Megacon Orlando this year. And while my costume was pretty lacking, (lame Sith Inquisitor Costume) I got a chance to take photos with plenty of Cos-players that did characters justice. Some of my favorites were: (Yes that hideous man in the dark robes is me) Edea (Final Fantasy 8) Zero/Lelouch Lamperouge (Code Geass)
So I am slowly going through my Anime library and watching them in a somewhat methodical order. Many of you likely noticed with all the references to Pride, that I watched Full Metal Alchemist recently. Deathnote was the next logical Anime to watch. I thoroughly enjoyed the Anime. It lived up to the hype that others have given it
Its known as a Sin in Christianity and known as a character that I have taken quite a fondness for in Fullmetal Alchemist. But the idea of Pride as well as the character of the same name both have major implications for my life in ways that are not so unrelated at all. As far as the idea of