cybershocker455

None other than Sailor Mercury.

I'd be the one writing the story but while I can draw, I'm not exactly what you call a mangaka. I'm perfectly fine with doing light novels since those seem to be getting popular now.

Who else but Naruto and Hinata?

I totally agree. I think she's one of the best shoujo heroines out there.

In case you don't the Myers-Briggs Test Indicator (or MBTI) that indicates you psychological preferences and how you approach the world. Here's the test: https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test I am an INFP and I recommend Love, Chuunibyo and Other Delusions. It's a cute rom-com anime that becomes much more serious later. I love the way it approaches its themes and Rikka is in many ways relatable to an INFP like me.

Even then, that girl has it WAY bad.

I found this chart on gamefaqs measuring the suffering of an anime character and how much they deserved it. https://i.redd.it/kqiydnscn70z.png Discuss!

Anime is basically Japanese for animation, which is a medium because a medium is a way we communicate with someone.

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BrokenBird Basically, a Broken Bird is a character (usually female) that acts cynical or stoic because of a tragic backstory. My favorites are Erza and Mirajene from Fairy Tail.

Hello, I'm new. Usually, I have an on again, off-again relationship with anime. It's back on right because it's the Summer. Currently watching the dubbed version of Snow White With Red Hair and the subbed versions of Stardust Crusaders and Is It Wrong To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon? So, I'll make myself comfortable.