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Yeah, I'm in a magazine. Hell we're world famous, this guy from the Netherlands knew us from the picture. Cool huh? ^_^
I got to meet Clamp at Anime Expo 2006 ^__^ Yeah, that was awsome and they were soooo cute!!!
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Zalora? I've gotten this question a lot so I might as well post this.Zalora is a character that I made up for the two stories I'm writing. The story titles are "Dying in the Darkness" and "Future Dreams". And to answer the question if Zalora is represented as me or not, Yes. The second story (Future Dreams) does in fact go through the happenings of my life in high school and people around me.
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About me? Well there's a lot about me. I like watching, drawing, reading, and writing, anything that has to do with Anime and Japanses things. I enjoy going to the mall with friends and going to the movies. I like dressing up gothic/punk (or what ever you call it) just for fun. Playing DDR is what I do for exersise (that and sit-ups and push-ups everyday) and I have abs of steal (or so Andrew says). I play video games like no other. I love to cosplay and for those of you who don't know what that is:
Cosplay (????, kosupure?), a contraction (or portmanteau) of the English words "costume" and "play", is a Japanese subculture centered on dressing as characters from manga, anime, tokusatsu, and video games, and, less commonly, Japanese live action television shows, fantasy movies, or Japanese pop music bands. However, in some circles, "cosplay" has been expanded to mean simply wearing a costume.
In Japan, "cosplay" as a hobby is usually an end unto itself. Likeminded people gather to see others' costumes, show off their own elaborate handmade creations, take lots of pictures, and possibly participate in best costume contests.
The most specific anecdote about the origin of the word "cosplay" was that Nov Takahashi (from a Japanese studio called Studio Hard) coined the term "cosplay" as a contraction of the English-language words "costume play" while he was attending the 1984 Los Angeles Science Fiction Worldcon. He was so impressed by the hall and masquerade costuming there that he reported about it frequently in Japanese science fiction magazines. This point is debatable, however, as the word fits in with a common Japanese method of abbreviation: combining the first two syllables of one word with the first two syllables of a second word (or, more precisely, the first two moras of each). Other examples of this include Pokémon (????, Pokémon? short for ?????????, or "Pocket Monsters") and puroresu (????, puroresu? short for ???????, or "professional wrestling").