The Top Ten: Fictional Females

Time for another Top Ten list from yours truly, everyone! *fires confetti gun*

For today's segment, we'll be taking a closer look at various works of fiction and observing which characters are my favorites. More specifically, I'll be analyzing those who lack a "Y" chromosome - in other words: the females.

Now, keep in mind that there will most likely be spoilers - especially if the character in question goes through some scary things in the plot. Don't say I didn't warn you...

Anyway, let's go ahead and find out the fictional ladies who've earned a spot on my Top Ten list!

Dreaming Mini-Hero

You will read this entry. If you don't, we're going to go ahead and execute this random girl we found in Japan. She claims to be some "Moon Princess," so that means she's royalty, and you goody-do-good readers out there like saving royalty.

Thought I was joking, did you?

Oh, we're dead serious. Haha. Get the pun? Get it? *glares* You don't!? *pulls the trigger*

Lunar Experimentation

As I sat here typing, I wondered... what is today? What is this blog? What... *points behind you* ...w-what the hell is that giant arachnid behind you!? I'll save you! *charges out of the camera's view, armed with his Nerf Vulcan*





CURRENT MUSIC:
Dali - "Moonlight Densetsu"
Sailor Moon & the Scouts: Lunarock

Yeah. You read that right. For those of you who wouldn't know (read: most guys and most girls who watched the dubbed version), this is the opening song used throughout most of Sailor Moon's run. Dali just happened to sing the one used for the first two seasons (because the song was a smash hit in Japan).

I'm currently working on finishing the first season, so it would make sense that this song would have some airtime on my laptop.


Hirokazu Tanaka - "Brinstar Depths"
Super Smash Bros. Melee Soundtrack

One of my favorite themes from the GameCube hit Super Smash Bros. Melee. Metroid fans probably know this one best as Kraid's original theme from the NES game (which I'm trying so very hard to beat - and sucking miserably at, by the way). There's a bit of loneliness and mystery infused in this song, which matches the desolate lair quite well, if I may say so.



"As for the future: your task is not to forsee it, but to enable it."
- Antoine de Saint Exupery

There is a point to this quote. Far too many people out there dream of a brighter future in their own personal worlds of (often self-created) misery. Only those who realize that they're in the rut they're in because of themselves can begin to climb up. They'll find their own way and ensure that they attain the happiness they want.

Three-Dimensional Moon Building

Today's title corresponds with the three things I'll be talking about in this entry. For once, it's also in consecutive order, as well. Enjoy that while it lasts.

I honestly don't have much to say today. It's just one of those days where I felt like relaxing before work. Sure enough, I did. So, to make up for today's apparent lack of text, here's some other text (and pictures!) to make up for it.