108. I hate myself for it, especially since I just got into a show that's probably much worse art-wise, but I can't get past his design. It's so...teenager.


111. Well, it's enough like it, at any rate, I think. Granted, book still>movie, just because Peter Beagle's prose reads like poetry.


128. ...Great. Now I do too...


136. Buy him a pair?


141. Agreed. Emphatically.


146. 0.o That building loooks aaaaaawwwful familiar.
And if Hello Kitty's involved, it can only mean one thing!


165. My personal canon is that the cartoon semi-occurs after the movies, and they become BFF's.


167. Thought it was supposed to be funny.


77. Oh man. There are no words for how much I loved all that. By the end, though, I couldn't watch those things. It was just too painful, because I wanted to be a part of it all so so much. I didn't care if I was just running sandwiches to orcs or something, I just wanted to be in that big-little club of coolness.
And maybe get a "I survived the Battle of Helm's Deep" t-shirt.


187. I like the design of this secret. And I kind of know the feeling.

189. Holy mad-popular opinion, Batman.
For serious. Mark Hamill is the Joker, and he's the absolute best at it. Period, full-stop, the end.
I love that man.