Im changing profiles for several reasons.
Im not gunna say any of them...
But im gunna be From now on

Some names of some soon to come OCs..
Ben Thompson
Juniper Umano
Rash Clasher
Dr. Nobody
Mr. Ballistic
Mr. Slaw
Gary Grey
Jason Hallo
Xiao
Siao
Jericho Umano


In other news, Im trading over Icarus and Jaso to my cousin, ~Yamato13 for Yolei and Frosty.

I hate cliches, and theres alot of them.

Manga/Anime cliches:

The Hero has spiky, unnatural hair.
The Hero is Glutton
The rival of the Hero either will become his friend or used to be. Either way, they go to the heroes side.
People who shoulnt be strong - young children, old people - are very strong.
The Hero is special somehow, A sole survivor of something, born oddly, something.

If someone is critacally injured, they slap on a few bandages and their OK to go.

The Hero is almost always happy-go-lucky.
The Hero is an orphan, or at least has no parents to be known of.
Either the Hero or the one or more of the heros friends has a dark secret.

Horror movie cliches:
The antagonist is invernrable to bullets, but people keep shooting anyways, but thats OK, because they never run out of bullets.

"Lets split up" or "Spread out" or "I'll go find him/her/it/out whats going on (by themselves) will come up.

The antagonist is usually never seen until the towards the end of the movie.

If someone loves a person, neither they nor their lover will die, ususally making them the sole survivors.

The person that the antagonist is trying to kill doesnt get killed, but all his/her friends do. (see Halloween, thats a good example)

"Im OK" or "We're gunna be fine" or "I think we lost him."

If you have sex in a horror movie, you will die.

The antagonist either never talks, or talks to much.

There are so many IDIOTS!

Cartoon cliches:

The character can fall off a cliff, or get crush, but in the next scene they're OK.

The same applies to if the character becomes buff, or tan, etc, they loose this in the next scene.

Most cartoon characters have the ability to shapeshift (see "Courage the cowardly dog")

The cartoon characters, if they succseed at something, or become famous, or have a life changing event happen to them, they will some how lose it at the end of the episode.

Evil characters usually consider themselves evil, exclaiming; "Evil rules" Or "evil boy Genious" usually with an evil laugh. No one considers themselves evil, even if they are.

Was this a rant? Im not sure. I just got mad at all the cliches in the TV. I hate it.

Name: Jaso

Age: 23

Gender: Male

Species: Chipmunk

Alignment: Hero

Appearance: Dark Brown fur with Green eyes.

Personality: Is always in the mood for adbenture.

Equipment: Bull whip

Talents: He is a very skilled escape artist and archetect.

History: Took up his work at a very young age after digging down into the ground and finding a gold statue.

Name: Icarus

Age: 23

Gender: Male

Species: Weasel

Alignment: Hero

Appearance: Orange fur and Green eyes

Personality: Being a Pilot, he loves to take to the skys

Equipment:Grenades, knife, pistol, the helldiver Biplane "Cocaine"

Talents: He is a very skilled escape artist and archetect.

History: Works for Jaso, as his partner and transporter.

(thats all for now)

Name: Dak Hayson

Age: 17

Gender: Male

Species: Bear

Alignment: N/A

Appearance: Dark Brown fur with Green eyes. Wears a Yellow Jardeen Jacket.

Personality: Always looking for a fight. Needs to prove himself to be the top dog - sorry, bear - to get respect.

Equipment: A lucky rock.

Powers: Will later develop super Human strength due to a cut that had demon blood fall into it.

Talents: He is a very skilled medic and combatant.

History: His mother was a prostitue who forgot to use a condom, and was to cheap to get an abortion. She treated him like he didn't exist up until he was Two. Then, things changed. She got hit by a car and died. He was sent to live with his rich uncle who left him to a nanny that was more concerned with her employers stash of wine than Dak. Dak almost litterally spent his first few years in the library of his uncles house. He ventured outside where he was cornered by some punk who called him names and pushed him down. Dak, crying, swung at the much older boy and got a lucky shot to the groin. The punk was doubled over, and Dak was amazed. It had felt so right when he had hit the kid. He continued to work out and gain knowledge, sometimes beating up the neighborhood kids for money and practice. His Uncle sent him to a school where, in kindergarden, he was intellegent to almost a high school level. This was ignored until he was in the 9th grade, and a teacher saw his brilliance and sent him to Jardeen. Dak loved it there, because it was the first place he actually belonged. Relizeing that he would only get four years, he began failing important tests on purpose to stay behind.