Post by Lovux The Great on Aug 12, 2008 11:08:45 GMT -5
Hello, all dear DSP no minna-san! Lovux thought she'd introduce you to another game thread that lets you spam (almost) freely. So here goes:
The Anime/Manga Character Game!
The rules are fairly simple. I will start with writing the name of an anime/manga character, for exemple, "Atobe". Then I will write a statement about that character, like "A character that wears a uniform". Then, the next poster write the name of a character that suits that statement, like "Police officer Jenny from Pokémon" and a statement that applies to the character you wrote, like "a character that has an animal that helps her do her work".
Like this:
And so on. Do you get it?
Oh, and try not to write too hard or unique statements that only applies for one or two characters, like "witnessed his cat being turned into a robot when he was little". Also, don't depend too heavily on what the noun (he/she/it) being used is. That's so you don't have to write he/she/it and his/her/its all the time.
Well then, let's get started!
Xing-ke from Code Geass.
A character with a loli friend.
The Anime/Manga Character Game!
The rules are fairly simple. I will start with writing the name of an anime/manga character, for exemple, "Atobe". Then I will write a statement about that character, like "A character that wears a uniform". Then, the next poster write the name of a character that suits that statement, like "Police officer Jenny from Pokémon" and a statement that applies to the character you wrote, like "a character that has an animal that helps her do her work".
Like this:
Uzumaki Naruto.
A character that has a dream he wants to achieve.
A character that has a dream he wants to achieve.
Luffy from One Piece.
A character with a hat.
A character with a hat.
Alucard from Hellsing.
A character that is immortal.
A character that is immortal.
And so on. Do you get it?
Oh, and try not to write too hard or unique statements that only applies for one or two characters, like "witnessed his cat being turned into a robot when he was little". Also, don't depend too heavily on what the noun (he/she/it) being used is. That's so you don't have to write he/she/it and his/her/its all the time.
Well then, let's get started!
Xing-ke from Code Geass.
A character with a loli friend.
