Who's your hero? - 91.8 The Fan

Kergeros · 04-28-2010, 06:41 PM

Then the weird guy comes and ruins the mood with his fictional characters.
Yes, my hero is a character from an anime series. More specifically, Simon from Gurren Lagann. Now I know what most people will think, "Ugh, some daydreaming kid who thinks huge robots and 'epicness' is cool". Yes, I am young, and the impact of Gurren Lagann on most people is indeed caused by the crazy stuff that happens. But that series, and mostly Simon, who I identified with, did inspire me. The excitement that series brought me helped me through lots of stuff, and changed my way of viewing life in ways I don't regret. I actually get kinda sad when people tell me they didn't like the series, but I understand people have their own tastes. Now the ones who trash talk about it are either trolling or have a completely biased view over it.

~~twillÿ~~ · 05-21-2010, 05:53 PM

I have a fictional heroine, her name is Nanaho Kinjo, I'll take my answer from this past weeks Round Table to give you an idea why. I just found that watching through the anime she is in, that her and I had a lot in common. =] we shared similar ideals and views on things.

Nanaho Kinjo. She is from the anime “Best Student Council”. This is a very character driven anime, so it’s natural that viewers choose a character they relate most to and Nanaho is mine. She is fiercely loyal to the president of the student council, as well as the student council as a whole. She has a very tough-as-nails attitude and a rough’n'tumble approach to everything, but as the story progresses you find out she has a soft spot for girly things. The things she does make you smile and the way she does them make you laugh. Some call her a brute, I call her a hero. She possesses this leadership quality that completely distinguishes her from the rest of the students. Underneath the thick emotional barrier that she armors herself with, you find a very fragile girl with a strong heart.

Other than that, I have a few real-life people I have looked up to as well over the years..Mark Hoppus from the band blink-182, my high school Government teacher Mr. Van Guse and a few historical figures, namely, Siddhartha Gautama. All of which have impacted my life in different ways. :shades:

04-28-2010, 06:41 PM	#1
Kergeros Newbie Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 9 Rep Power: 0	Re: Who's your hero? Then the weird guy comes and ruins the mood with his fictional characters. Yes, my hero is a character from an anime series. More specifically, Simon from Gurren Lagann. Now I know what most people will think, "Ugh, some daydreaming kid who thinks huge robots and 'epicness' is cool". Yes, I am young, and the impact of Gurren Lagann on most people is indeed caused by the crazy stuff that happens. But that series, and mostly Simon, who I identified with, did inspire me. The excitement that series brought me helped me through lots of stuff, and changed my way of viewing life in ways I don't regret. I actually get kinda sad when people tell me they didn't like the series, but I understand people have their own tastes. Now the ones who trash talk about it are either trolling or have a completely biased view over it. ______________________

05-21-2010, 05:53 PM	#2
~~twillÿ~~ Banhammer'd Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Starfishtopia Posts: 295 Rep Power: 0	Re: Who's your hero? I have a fictional heroine, her name is Nanaho Kinjo, I'll take my answer from this past weeks Round Table to give you an idea why. I just found that watching through the anime she is in, that her and I had a lot in common. =] we shared similar ideals and views on things. Nanaho Kinjo. She is from the anime “Best Student Council”. This is a very character driven anime, so it’s natural that viewers choose a character they relate most to and Nanaho is mine. She is fiercely loyal to the president of the student council, as well as the student council as a whole. She has a very tough-as-nails attitude and a rough’n'tumble approach to everything, but as the story progresses you find out she has a soft spot for girly things. The things she does make you smile and the way she does them make you laugh. Some call her a brute, I call her a hero. She possesses this leadership quality that completely distinguishes her from the rest of the students. Underneath the thick emotional barrier that she armors herself with, you find a very fragile girl with a strong heart. Other than that, I have a few real-life people I have looked up to as well over the years..Mark Hoppus from the band blink-182, my high school Government teacher Mr. Van Guse and a few historical figures, namely, Siddhartha Gautama. All of which have impacted my life in different ways. :shades: ______________________