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What kind of person I am? Hmm, I wonder. Well, I'm pretty much like a shut-in (not a full one though) and thus, quite unsocial. Both online and offline by the way (that isn't probably the first thing one should say, when introducing oneself, but whatever.) I'm generally a nice person, but quite bad at communicating. I'll always try to reply back, but don't expect me to be the best conversation partner. That said though, feel free to send a comment to me or something, if you want to talk. I do want to learn to be more social and better at communicating.

My entertainment consists mostly of modern Japanese visual/audiovisual media or in other words, Japanese video games, visual novels, manga and anime. I enjoy the modern day's "moe" character designs in anime, manga, etc... and I despise the "machoness" in western media. Of course, those aspects alone can't decide whether I like a series or not, but I do have a huge soft spot for some cuteness, and it is difficult for me to like a show "macho" show. I loved K-ON! not because of it's cuteness, but rather because I found it so touching and happy, that I too became incredibly happy when watching it. Nowadays though, I've noticed that it has become increasingly difficult for me to like a non-animated show, even if it doesn't have any "macho" qualities. Perhaps I've become a bit obsessed with the cute qualities of anime?





One of my greatest interests in life is Touhou Project. I absolutely love the world inside Touhou, the characters and the fan works (I don't actually play the games terribly much though). I remember ZUN saying something about how fan works are able to be more creative than official video games, anime, etc. This is because doujin makers do not have to think about the following: "What would be popular? What would succeed? What would make money?" In other words, doujin makers can make whatever they want. For this reason I like Touhou and Japanese doujin culture in general (well, I can't say I like most of the hentai doujins though). By the way, most of my favourite games and manga are actually Touhou doujins and my music appreciation consists mostly of Touhou fan music nowadays.


There are many others too, but those are the ones out of the top of my head. I tend to enjoy the work of those circles/artists most, but there are bunch of others whose work I enjoy equally, such as Personal Color, Millet Soup, Tamagoyaki, ANGELTYPE, Rocket Fuel 21, Water Cushion, Koyama Shigeru, and some others too, maybe.




That is quite a bit of "favourite characters" eh? And all of them are cute girls too. Honestly, there are some male characters who I think are very likable, but when I try to compare them with the above ones, it's always the girls who I like more. "I-It's n-not because I t-think they are c-c-cu-cute or anything!!!" - is what I usually say, but I suppose cuteness is partly the reason I prefer female characters. However, cuteness alone is definitely not enough to make me like a character. Let's take Acchi Kocchi's Tsumiki as an example. When I first started watching Acchi Kocchi, I thought to myself: "Just what is this adorable creature here!?" - of course, I meant Tsumiki. However, I never actually liked Tsumiki as a character. In fact, I disliked her, somewhat. This shows personality is important to me also. Again however, there are some male characters whose personalities I like a lot, but I still can't consider even one of them as my favourite character. I think the main reason for me prefering (young) female characters is their innocence and pureness, which are qualities I value a lot. For some reason, I can almost never see these qualities in male characters (same with adult female characters by the way). Hmm, I suppose I could make a "favourite male characters" list separately, since I can't classify any of them in my "overall favourite characters" list. Here goes:


As for the amount of favourite characters... Over 50 favourite characters is pretty overboard, I know. I suppose I MIGHT be able to dimnish the list a little, but honestly... I don't want to.

Other than Japanese media, there are some things I'm interested in. First of all, I'm quite a bit into literature. I read some novels every now and then, and I like writing some poetry and stories myself too (in my native language). My poetry themes are usually dark and depressing (there are some exceptions), while my stories on the other hand are based on my ideals and thus, are more brighter than my poems. I'm also into Formula 1 and I'm usually rooting for Kimi Räikkönen (I'm a Finn after all) or Michael Schumacher.