Akame

Konichiwa, Higanbana-san. I have only watched 5 or 6 titles of anime, for less than two months. So if anyone's an amateur on the forum, it's definitely me! No less, I do enjoy watching them. My favorite anime is definitely Akame Ga Kill with 2nd place being Fate/Stay Night (Unlimited Blade Works). Also, your title is called Doki Doki. That means I am forced to show you this video, I love this song! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cirhQ8iLdbw

SAME HAPPENED TO ME. We've had a dishwasher here for 10+ years but it just broke down like 4 years ago because of our "hard water" system got too much buildup in it, and it's never worked since. I don't even know what it's like to use one anymore cause all I do is handwash haha.

Add me, Optic-nii-san! (See what I did there xP) I have the PS4 and Vita. I play a wide range of games but sadly most of my Japanese games are on my 3DS and WiiU.

I think it's actually all in one bundle from what I can tell. Two faceplates and both games on one system. I wouldn't be surprised if you could buy a Venusaur faceplate from Japan xP.

Now we can finally use those faceplates! And don't forget the AnimalCrossing New3DS.

*Archer voice from Fate/StayNight UBW* That's okay bunny-san, you'll get there one day, some people just like to start early. I just have this problem where if I am not doing anything useful for my family or society, I feel like a waste of time and space. Idk it's hard to explain. Like I feel like I'm always being judged no matter what and I always strive to do better. Even while I'm in the Army now I still feel like I could do better. Is that weird? Maybe that's why I look up to Akame so much.

How does one put the words "doing, dishes, and best" in the same sentence?! *throws up* It's way too time consuming, repetitive, and just filthy. Maybe it's just me. If I had a working dishwasher I'd still probably hate this chore the most because the big dirty pots can't go in there. xP

What's the greatest thing you have achieved in your life? Being at the young age of 18 years old, my childhood is now gone technically although I still live with my parents. That doesn't come without responsibilities though. Right after high school of last year in May, just two weeks after graduating and into my summer I was sent off to Fort. Jackson, South Carolina to be trained into a United States soldier in the U.S. Army. After a miserable hot 10 weeks and emotionally, physically, and mentally daunting event and meeting requirements, it has forever changed me. Right after bootcamp my family drove me to Fort LeonardWood in Missouri to complete the last of my training to actually put me to good use for my job in the Army. And yes I did this all on my own decision, my parents or grandparents weren't in the military but me and my sister are now. My MOS is 88M Motor Transport Operator (Spearhead of Logistics) Here's a direct quote from the website. OVERVIEW Motor transport operators are primarily responsible for supervising or operating wheel vehicles to transport personnel and cargo. They are the backbone of the Army’s support and sustainment structure, providing advanced mobility on and off the battlefield. JOB DUTIES Operate all wheel vehicles and equipment over varied terrain and roadways Manage load, unload, and safety of personnel being transported Oversee and check proper loading and unloading of cargo on vehicles and trailers Employ convoy defense techniques Identify, correct or report all vehicle deficiencies Prepare vehicle for movement/shipment by air, rail or vessel Fun stuff right? Not so much as my job is #1 in deaths for soldiers because of IEDs. This is the equipment I work with. Load Handling System (LHS) 5 Ton/LMTV And the M915A5 Now, I am not active duty but I am Reserves but with this time period, us and the National Guard have been called into deployment a lot more as we are sizing down active duty soldiers. As far as I'm aware I won't be called into deployment anytime soon, as we know several months ahead of time; And schedule says for this year we aren't. And that concludes my greatest accomplishment that I'll definitely ever have. So early in my life, too. Next objective is college and full-time, good paying job.

2004 Chevrolet Impala (ex police car)! Originally white of course but was repainted a dark blue. I got it for my 16th birthday and am grateful I've been able to use it for work and necessities. Also my dream car is a 2014 or newer Corvette Stingray.

Sweet Lipton black tea! And McDonalds tea. That's it. But I love tea!

Go to the gym, sleep, text my friends, browse the internet, play games, go to work, listen to music, and watch anime. That sums it up.

Central Illinois! No, not Chicago. You know, with all the farmers, flatland and corn area! Also I was born in Tennessee!

The Walking Dead, Breaking Bad, Dexter, SouthPark, and Last Man Standing

Dishes! IT TAKES SO LONG WITHOUT A WORKING DISHWASHER. UGH.

It depends. Right now about 3/4 AM. But when I get my fulltime job I'll be forced to bed earlier. And once everyweekend when I have drill I'm forced to go to bed early as I have to be up at 5/6. I've always been a nightowl.

That song reference...I see what you did there. WELCOME TO ANIME FORUMS.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=id=ihNaFCEd0Ms;list=FLJVZuou5W4hldILJfLEhNAg

Hey, Neptune-san, welcome to AnimeForums! You remind me of my senior drill sergeant as he couldn't count either and we'd do pushups forever. Needless to say, Akame Ga Kill is my favorite anime. I've never read a manga but plan on it someday (probably online). What's your favorite candy?

I loved @Evil Bunny of Doom and @drill the most but I have to give it to bunny, solely because of Umbreon. Bravo!

"32" Vizio HDTV with surround sound on Netflix in secret.

Does Funimation count? /shot

Me and you both Sloth. I've only seen 5 whole titles so far. So far I've loved every one I've watched. Should be a good sign.