Anglo
Dante’s Inferno

If you steer clear of indirect gay anime, that's basically every anime out there. o.o Direct anime are those labelled under the catagory of gay, but indirect is found in every anime. xD Once, I took a quiz, and one of the questions was "do you watch disturbing images..., or anime?" ... for other things listed.

Haha! How old are you? xD By the way, Higurashi is rated TV-MA, as in MATURE. Probably from the sick violence like a girl banging her head into a knife, boy killing his friends with a bat, green haired girl puncturing needle in friend's hand... o-o

Hahahah. xD Feel better? The guy from School Days was a man-*****, and did deserve it. :l

No, they just get tired of reading posts. That's how they missed my description of the tables and chairs. ~ Depressed. ~ Goes to eat cheddar cheese.~

Higurashi, eh? If you watch it, you probably should skip right to Higurashi no Naku Koro Kai, which explains what happened in Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni. I heard there was a third series as well, but the Kai version would be best. It isn't as gory and will give you insight into what happened in Higurashi Ni.

The first episode of Higurashi Ni begins with the only boy smashing up the other characters, so... xD I never watched the first season, though. Only the second.

DNAngel is a decent anime, but Satoshi was mildly gay (some of the things he said and did was gay!). Hmn...07-Ghost was indirectly gay, and so was Hikaru no Go (crying because your best friend -- a guy -- died makes you indirectly gay!). xD Angel Beats made fun of gayness on several occasions -- which reminds me, the last episode should be up. :o

How is that Monsters anime?

Aw, poor Anglo. Now you know why I try to tell people not to watch School Days. v.v It's like when I found out how gay Cardcaptor Sakura was, yet how oblivious Sakura was (her cousin LOVED her, yet Sakura thought it was just love; even her brother LOVED Yukito, who Sakura LOVED, and Syaoran LOVED Yukito -- no, wait, that was an "attraction", since -- gah, it was just gay!)...

Oh yeah...yeah, that's probably why I'm the only one extremely freaked out. xD I watched them on youtube, so that's how I came across the video game endings. xD OMG, it was a hentai?! I only go as far as shounen-ai, and I only watched/read Loveless completely (well, the manga is incomplete, so till the latest chapter). xD It was so weird, but it only went as far as kissing and indirect gay jokes. xD I could never do yaoi or hentai or any of that extremely perverted stuff when the characters look like straight guys or straight girls making out with one another (most anime characters look like crosses between girls and boys xD).

I try to add drama, but I'm always ignored in any RP. I gave up a long time ago, and I should have kept up that record, since no one reacts like they should (were are the instigators?!).

Oh, that's how she fits her nickname, Oni, as well. Instead of being bitter, angry, resentful, etc., Aya is the polar opposite. She didn't cry the night when her family died, nor when she saw the body of the merchant. Even if she feels "sad", Aya can't openly show her feelings. In a sense, her feelings are "fake", as if her heart can only copy what she sees around her. So, it's like a whole new meaning to the word "heartless" for Aya.

Wow, I discovered Aya's character just by describing her to you.

You wanna know a secret? Aya isn't the type that connects to people. She can tell her whole life story, hear everything someone says about themselves, yet she views the world like a pages filled with text. The "light" she is looking for is the feeling of being alive before she dies. Death is like a close friend to her, and the only person who might unlock her heart is her brother. Well, he is the one that makes her feel the most human, but even he isn't enough for her to feel "alive".

(:< In other words, Aya is trapped within a dark abyss, hoping to find her "light".

THAT IS NOT A ROMANCE ANIME!!! That is the devil of animes, especially when you see all the multiple endings! -- Oh my gosh, I will NOT watch that anime. At first, I thought it was cool, since the guy had headphones (headphones are cool, y'know?), but then I saw all the terrible endings. ._. The chick sliced off the guys head, put it in the bag, confronted the dark haired chick who said she was pregnant, and cut open her stomach just to prove she wasn't. Terrible anime!

See, stuff like that ruins good animes. Air Gear would make an awesome anime/manga if it weren't for all of the fan-service for guys. :< The concept becomes amazing, but I get sick of the fan-service.

That would be...interesting. xD Especially for Angel, who is suppose to be "Mister Popular". xD But wouldn't that be a problem? Aren't we suppose to be with our partners constantly? Drama, drama, drama.

My cousin had a Chucky doll that would never shut up, so he slammed its head in a drawer until it "died". xD

It's called "copy" and "paste". 'Tis what I do all the time to remember what to comment on.

Mind you, that anime I mentioned was Girl x Girl (I think it is called Yuri?). Not fun being compared to a character on a Yuri anime. >.<

Well, it was a weird end to a series of animes I never heard before (one being Sands of Destruction -- the last episode being the best one -- that had everyone saying "Kuma" and "Bear" at the end of their sentences and some other anime that had the quote of the day: "Angry Love" <-- It was so awkwardly placed that everyone couldn't help but laugh).