

"Who are you?" you might ask, im not entirely sure anymore. Within my lifetime i have made many mistakes and errors, one could argue that making mistakes makes me human but I highly doubt that. Now i dwell within my hidden lair, a lair no one could ever think of, a lair no one would search for, a lair only accessable for those who feel like shells--emtpy and desolate, vessels without a soul in serach for a purpose. Dramatic, right? As right as you may be, i constantly feel my mind drifting away from this cruel reality, in an eternal daydream that expands with every attempt at stopping it; my mind craves a life different from my own--my Pyroforge.
"Enough with the dramatic backstory!" you might have said, I get it, ill talk about my personal interest now =P
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MY FAVORITE GAME CHARACTERS

"So... you've come. My sword, Adrayer, thirsts for your sweet blood. This will be the final stop on your journey into oblivion!" As corny as Blade's intro quote might be, i still he's super awesome, from his rotating sword (can also extend), his refined armour powered by a soul embedded crystal, and especial his detachable cloak :3
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"A weak shell for a weak soul. It was an easy task to separate the two." Akuma has been my favorite character since 8th grade (its already been 3 years :o) and since then he's been my main ever since. I love his winning quotes and rival dialog (especially SF:III series); his consistent condesending personality on top of his evil tainted aura makes him more than just intimidating.
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"your lack of determinatio led to your defeat!" Leo's pride combined with his discouraging demeanor (towards enemies) is similar to many other warrior type protagonist; Living in a fantasy world and getting cursed, becoming half-beast half human as a result. Although his personality and chracteristics are relatively simple, I like the simplicity in his fantasy based background and story throughout Red Earth
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"That couldn't have been your best effort! Stop holding back!" Makoto, from Street Fighter 3: 3rd strike, always strives to perform at her best, but if her victory seems a bit to easy she doubts whether her opponent is actually taking her seriously. She is a bit relatable in terms of presenting her skills and disliking pity victories--it is not truly earned.