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[color=teal][b]Name:[/b]Blaze Fireheart [b]Age:[/b]28 [b]Height:[/b]6' 5" [b]Rank:[/b]..... [b]Weaponry:[/b]Bowie knife, MP5, Colt .45 [b]Bio:[/b]Born in Raccoon City, Blaze spent some time away from home nad became skilled in various forms of fighting. He later went back home, where he became a police officer in a seemingly peaceful city. In a hospital, where he was recieving a physical exam, he was sealed in during a quarantine. Along with several other survivors, Blaze escaped the hospital, being promoted to S.T.A.R.S. during the escape. Now married, Blaze joined the Special Forces to prevent the incident in his hometown from ever being repeated. [b]Personality:[/b]Blaze is cheerful and optimistic, even when fighting for his life against a four-hundred pound muscle mass during training. The random sighs that echo from within his spirit reflect what mood he is in, which is hard to decipher through facial expression. When it comes to battle, Blaze is quick, concise, and to the point, especially when using hand-to-hand weapons. [b]Description:[/b]Blaze has dark black hair that falls in a braid to the small of his back, bright frozen-crystal blue eyes, and a scar from a previous encounter across his right eye. He wears sunglasses now, and his bangs fall to the top of the shades. He always wears jeans, any form of blue jean jacket, and combat boots. His frame is well muscled, yet still slightly wiry. His shirt is always tucked in, unless he is in an extremely volatile mood, which is rare. He never fails to wear whatever he wants, though, even on missions. His reputation as the man that finally destroyed the Nemesis has earned him at least the privelege to wear whatever he wants. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I hope that'll do to get me in, and I hope this is as good as the last one I was in. [/color]

[color=teal]Okay, question...question......I know! [b]Question:[/b]Which famous Mario enemies appear throughout the Zelda series? (Easy, I know, but I'm too busy playing FFX to pay much thought to questions these days.) Speaking of FFX....*holds up Special-edition Auron plushie with a Special-edition GinnyLyn plushie* I picked these up at Plush-R-Us.....I have no use for them. I have NOOOOO idea what to do with them, though.....hehehe[/color]

[color=teal][i]Keith turned his radio on, putting in his favorite Korn CD. As a girl on a motorcycle revved past, he couldn't hepl but get angry at the driver in the Corolla in front of him. He banged on the horn, eager to get to his lecture. He was already late, the clock on the dash reading 10:04. He punched his F-250's nitrus oxide injector, speeding past the Corolla, whose present inhabitant was gabbing away on his cell phone. Keith fired past, stopping several hundred feet in front of the car. He grinned, his N.O.S still shaking his car's chassis. Stopping at a red light, he waited for the luminent to change green, wondering what else would go wrong on this day.[/color][/i]

[color=teal]There are three, Business Scrubs, Mad Scrubs, and Deku Scrubs.[/color]

[color=teal]My guess is because they take you back to the beginning of the dungeon, which should be impossible in concept unless the Wallmasters can go through dungeon walls as they lift you up to the ceiling, then drop you back at the beginning of the dungeon. Zelda....series full of impossible, yet somehow plausible, concepts....I gotta get a life.....I'm basing philosophy on Zelda.....*shoots self*[/color]

[color=teal]Ahem, my comp has been down for a mem. upgrade. Now, for my question.... [b]Question:[/b]What mistake did NP magazine make in their Zelda comic regarding the one and only Moon Pearl?[/color]

[color=teal]Hmm......Methinks they have the same strength in LoZ.[/color]

[color=teal]What particularly burns me (didn't happen on these boards) is when a person HAND-CREATES a picture, scans it, then shrinks it to an avatar, THEN some jackass copies it, saves it, and uses it as his own, passing it off as "I got it off of a URL". Especially when the picture in question is a symbol of pain, suffering, and tears from a person's past.....that just pisses me off.[/color]

[color=teal]Damnit......my best friend just beat the Water Temple right in front of me, bragging about his fight with Dark Link, and I completely went nuts. I have to go to Babbages or Best Buy........I NEED THIS GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/color]

[color=teal]NOOO!!!!! Today, i went to get my PS2 and preorder WW, but i said "Screw it, i ain't payin' $15 extra if I can't get Master Quest.".... THEY ARE OUT OF THE MASTER QUEST!!![/color]

[color=teal]There is no Zelda game existing, in planning, or even in the future that will EVER, I mean EVER, top LttP. The storyline, the depth, the subtle jokes, names, and originality.....Hell, even the graphics for the SNES were impressive. They even completely eliminated the need for a side view, allotting you all of the treasures from chests, banning the "go down a staircase into a side-view room, climb a ladder, and pick up the damned bow" thing. I even like the remake, how you can learn new techniques, master new items, everything. That's it.[/color]

[color=teal]The red ones are stronger in LoZ, in OoT the blue ones are stronger.[/color]

[color=teal][i]Keith snapped awake as the alarm began to ring. He looked at his clock. 9:30. He climbed out of bed, shook himself awake, and walked into his garage. Wondering which vehicle would impress the students at the college when he stopped by to give the Regulation and Protection class a few pointers. He laughed, remembering what the officer he had seen last year had done. First, he'd pulled out his gun and explained how to use it.....backwards. More and more fumbles followed, but Keith wasn't going to make the same mistakes. He'd been put on this job only because he had a few friends at college and all the rest of the force was working on a murder case downtown. He climbed in his Ford, leaving his Harley for another day. The sheer power of the modified F-250 pulsed through him as he climbed in. He looked at the clock, estimating time between the Regulation class and his exam at the Firefighter's apprenticeship. He'd have barely enough time. He rolled out of his driveway in the forest, heading towards the interstate three miles away....[/color][/i]

[color=teal]I'll give it to Desbreko. The total answer was : [b]Blockers:[/b]Bug-catching net (LttP), Shovel(LA), and bottles(OoT). [b]Absorption/Injury:[/b]Mirror shield. Injury in LttP, Absorption in OoT. That's it. Take it, Desbreko.[/color]

[color=teal]That was only part of the answer. I need the rest of it.[/color]

[color=teal]"Where is my opponent?!?! I thought you left him with an ultimatum, Damor!" "I am sorry, Master Kerlas! I left him with the ultimatum, but as a human, it is his choice whether or not he comes..." "I know this, Damor! I AM A HUMAN!" [i]Damor rushed from the hall as his master rushed into a rage. As Artem Kerlas calmed himself, he sat back on his throne. He grinned fiercely as he came up with a plan to call forth the one person that could stop him: Jacen Raxus. If he was to destroy the world and ascend to his rightful place as the Angel of Death, he needed the Sword of Neverwinter, Midwinter, EverWinter. He needed the Alaris...... [b][/i]Meanwhile, in the remains of a burned village....[/b] [i]Jacen awoke from his sleep, his Crossblades bent and broken at his side. He looked to Sabre, whose blood was running down to the floor.[/i] "By the Gods of Everwinter, what happened? Master!" "Jacen.....do not worry. My time here is almost spent. You must quest to save Rose. I did not expect the Knight of Midwinter to be you...." "Knight of Midwinter? What do you mean?" "Let me tell you a story. Once upon a time, our world was balanced by the seasons of summer, fall, spring, and winter. This balance was upheld by a blade and its master Knights, the Knights of MidFall, MidSpring, MidSummer, and MidWinter. Over time, these knights died out, leaving the seasonal sword, the Alaris, unprotected. An evil man, learning of the blade, stole it from its sanctuary and used its power to turn the balance into one of NeverWinter, a world where heat pervaded the land, destroying villages, drying rivers, killing crops. You see, the Winter and Summer balances were what caused the rest of the seasons, and if one's power overcame the other, catastrophe would strike. This man, a vile demon by the name of Artem Kerlas, was murdered by his own greed. He was cast from his position of Angel of Death to be one of what he hated most: humans. While he was asleep in his tomb, a hero arose who tried to reverse what had transpired. The Cross Knight, your ancestor, Blaze Raxus, used the Alaris and returned it to its temple. However, he could not restore the balance. He left a prophecy that one of his descendants would fully reverse the world to balance from the EverWinter. That.....is....your.....legacy......" [i]Jacen hung his head as his beloved master died before his eyes. He picked up the Beamblade, heading towards Boumont City to end the threat of EverWinter and Rose's death once and for all. With his telepathy, he sent a silent message to the woman he thought was worth anything and everything.[/i] -Do not fear, Rose. I will be with you shortly. I will save you.- [b]Meanwhile, in a dank cell under the capital city of Boumont....[/b] "Jacen....I'm not worth it. I....I hurt you....Why do you want to save me? Even when you know they'll kill you?" -Because, Rose.....Because I love you. Without you, I'm nothing. I will save you. Count on it!- [i]With that, Rose Sirene fell asleep on her straw bed, wondering why she ever let Jacen go. One word escaped her lips before she drifted into a dreamful sleep.[/i] "Jacen...."[/color]

[color=teal]As for post-conscientious newbies, I myself was one, but anyway, can we please start this RPG soon? I'd enjoy taunting death only to die in an extremely cool way.....preferably a way involving a Harley, some construction machinery, and a very large explosion with little apples and cow parts flying all over the place......[/color]

[color=teal]It's ok. It took me years to notice that Link's shield was always on the AWAY side when you were turned to the side on LttP. I mean, when you charge your sword and you're facing up and down, the sword is in Link's left hand, but when you're facing the side of the screen, no mater which side, the blade is always charging in the hand closest to you.....that's weird. [b]Question:[/b]More weirdness: aside from the sword, which items throughout the Zelda series can you use to reflect the beam magic of Ganon's attack back at him, and which item SHOULD reflect the attack, but either hurts you when you try or absorbs the attack?[/color]

[color=teal]The symbol is the Forest Symbol, shaped the same as the Kokiri's Emerald, better known as the Spiritual Stone of Forest. Am I right?[/color]

[color=teal]Go for it.[/color]

[color=teal][b]Question:[/b]In total, how many Gold Skulltulas are there on the N64 Zeldas? BOTH combined.[/color]

[color=teal][b]CLANG!!![/b] [i]The noise rang out through the training area, stinging the ears of those not used to the sound of Jacen defeating his master, Sabre. It was Jacen's first victory over the mechanoid master, Sabre's Beamblade handle collapsing to the stony ground. Jacen smiled as he sheathed his Crossblades on his back, taking in the scent of the snowy region. Sabre smiled as well, but for a different, unrevealed reason.[/i] "You've gotten better, Jacen Raxus." "Hmm?" [i]The silent protagonist smiled at the ever-winter sky above, his grin turning to a frown as his memory turned to the day he decided to kill his heart, the day Rose died to him. He winced at the pain flowing through his heart, remembering his promise to Rose as he closed his heart to emotion again. He walked out to the village he lived in, stopping in horror as he saw the entire edifice in the Cliff Mountains aflame. He looked over at Sabre, who nodded and picked up his energy sword. Both ran towards the blazing city.[/i] "What the Hell happened here?" [i]Sabre's cry of anguish rose above the emaciated buildings, mixing with the sorrowful snow above. Jacen simply stared at the remains of his house, then Rose's, and finally at Sabre. He pulled out his Crossblades, strapping them to his wrists as Cross Knights were famous for doing. Sabre looked back at the now-mute hero.[/i] "No, Jacen. We must cure your voice first. Then we can wreak our vengeance." "No, Master. I need no restorative for my voice, I was mute merely by choice. We need no vengeance, but we do need to find survivors." "Jacen..." [i]The soft sound of Rose's injured tones leapt like a dagger into Jacen's frozen heart. He turned away, knowing full well that she was alright. He began walking away when a demon cackled in the sky above.[/i] "Ahahahaha! We have found you at last, Rose Sirene! Come to us, and open the door to the Alaris for our master!" [i]The demon swept down, grabbing the young women from the town square and flying off into the distance, cackling as he dared Jacen to retrieve the woman he once called love.[/i] "Come if you dare, Cross Knight! Our master would enjoy seeing you writhe in agony as he murders this young woman! And remember this, Jacen Raxus: you are next!" "Jacen! Don't do it! I'm not worth it!" [i]Rose's cries for Jacen to save himself fell on deaf ears. The demon passed Rose to another messenger as Jacen readied his Crossblades. The messenger rushed off to appease his master as the demon pulled a large, bloodred longsword from a sheath on his back. Jacen dashed into the battle, using both of the longswords strapped to his wrists as an added advantage. It was futile. Before Rose was taken even twenty feet away, Jacen has a poisonous wound, inflicted into his left shoulder by the evil blade that was the demon's. Jacen didn't even scream as the poison coursed through his system, the demon and his messenger cackling as they left with a cryptic finality.[/i] "Jacen, if you live, then come to Boumont City if you hope to save Rose. You have three weeks before she is killed to appease my master's hunger for the Alaris! And remember, Jacen, you can't fight the tears that aren't flowing! Ahahahaha!" [i]Jacen closed his eyes as Rose's cries faded, his head litling back into a nightmarish sleep. Sabre rushed forward, picking up the injured knight and carrying him into the one standing building: the apothecary. Jacen, in his nightmares, uttered a single word.[/i] "Rose......."[/color]

[color=teal]Red, yellow, blue, and green.[/color]

[color=teal]A wild stab hits the heart. Ask away, Ginny.[/color]

[color=teal]Nope, the enemies I'm talking about do NOT have projectile weapons. AND BTW, in the first game, they're called Zolas.[/color]