How many people here have seen Trigun or Gun X Sword? Great animes btw. I love the scene in Trigun were Vash sings.

Vash the Stampede: [Singing] ♪ Total slaughter, total slaughter. I won’t leave a single man alive.
   La de da de die, genocide. La de da de dud, an ocean of blood. Let’s begin the killing time ♪

To bounty hunters in this animated adventure series, Vash the Stampede is an outlaw with a massive price on his head. But to Meryl Stryfe and Milly Thompson of the Bernardelli Insurance Society, Vash is a walking disaster who has cost the company a fortune. On a distant, deserted planet that resembles America's Old West, Vash wanders from town to town, with Meryl and Milly in pursuit trying to minimize the destruction. (NetFlix)

Gun X Sword, a lone tuxedo-clad swordsman known as Van wanders the desolate landscape on the planet Endless Illusion, tirelessly searching for the enigmatic clawed man who murdered his wife. With his potent armor and shape-shifting sword to protect him, Van traverses the lawless land, clashing with outlaws and reluctantly picking up a young traveling companion, Wendy, who's engaged in her own search for her missing brother. (NetFlix)

I like the ranking system here along with the pictures, it adds a certain atmosphere for the forums.
I'm a boo on one and back to a goomba on another.

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Art is anything you find beautiful that evokes any amount of emotions inside you. And no one looks at art the same way. CoD could be beautiful to someone, and not to another, just as the Mona Lisa is beautiful to some, but not to others.

Well said! Art is obtained in the beholders eye, so no one can say what is or is not. If a picture can entertain us or make us upset, angry or any mixed amount of emotions then so too can a video game.

I've always wanted to do one of these first time introductions threads.
As you can tell I'm a huge Dragon Warrior fan along with Dragon Quest and many more rpg's.
While growing up my first system was a NES and then shortly after a SNES, making me a fan of old skool Nintendo.
I consider myself an intermediate when it comes to gaming, probably even a rookie but I do enjoy most gaming styles. Basically, I have a lot to learn.
The systems I currently own are as follows: Nes, Snes, Gameboy, N64, Gameboy Color, DS Lite, Wii, 3DS, along with a PS1 and PS2.
A couple more things, David Eddings was an amazing author who contributed to Dragon Warrior, and therefore placed his mark for the future of rpg's.
Blues Brothers is a classic movie and one of my favorites. I'm also a big anime fan so for anyone else who is, feel free and ask me questions or recommendations.

I look forward to meeting both new and familiar people on the Wii U Forums!!


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Hello there! Welcome to the forums!

I'm starrgrl24, but call me starr. I am also into the old school Nintendo stuff, though unfortunately I only started during the SNES era. I didn't get an NES. My first game was Super Mario World, but I was only like...3 years old so I was a horrible player. I STILL can't believe I can remember that game from so long! I pretty much owned every single Nintendo consoles and handheld after the NES. xD I'm more of a Yoshi fan and Kirby fan. I'm not a huuuge anime fan, but I do watch it when I have the time.

So...do you have any hobbies besides video gaming?

I've always been athletic, and that's most of the reason why I consider myself an intermediate at gaming. I'm a big advocate for hiking and love to swim, surf and rock climb.
Off roading is amazing, everyone should try it at least once. I can also play the piano and guitar but I have more love for my guitar! What about you?............... That Kirby picture is hilarious +++

oo, you seem to be a fairly interesting person. Hi there. Im superdarkyoshi. I also like anime, I enjoy wolfs rain, and higurashi no naku koro ni, and of course dragon ball z. By any chance... is the movie "blues brothers" about the blues brothers?

A little bit about my self. I'm fascinated with dreams and the paranormal and am a poet/writer. I play the guitar, have been for about 2 years now and am studying blues and fretboard logic at the moment.

The movie is not about the Blues Brothers Band, however as a blues fan they were and are amazing hands down. Blues Brothers is based of the popular 70's SNL skit between Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi. That movie was amazing and has a lot of great blues music and classic rock in it!

I came across this yoshi video, it's funny!!

This reminds me of Super Mario back in the day.

Sorry about the link only, the embedding is disabled for this video!


YouTube - Yoshi

"The Last Airbender: Legend of Korra" 2012

70 years later Korra is the new avatar, successor of Aang. Will this steam-punk style sequel be as good as Avatar?!? Will the darker and more mature theme make things better or far worse?
Thoughts?!? On the plus side, It will involve the creators and producers of the original series.

**I finished "Avatar: The Last Airbender" some time ago and was amazed. It was artistic and creative, by the end I was hoping there would be a prequel. I was fascinated by General Iroh, and would like to know more of his past. Then I found out about the upcoming sequel "..Korra". It would be interesting to see what everyone thinks of Avatar, and what they make of the upcoming sequel. So whether your a fan of the series or not, let me know what you think!

Will this steam-punk style sequel be as good as Avatar?!?
I don't know If I'll be able to compare the two. I've seen Steamboy the movie and the steampunk style isn't necessarily my type of anime. On one note though, I did like the connection between steampunk and the early 1900's. But I welcome this with high hopes, Aangs son will be in it along with hopefully some other familiar faces and flash backs. I do also welcome the darker and more mature theme for the new series, I trust the original creators and know their artistic creation won't be a train wreck.