Move in happily!

 
 
 

Sharptotoh's...different.

I transform the next poster into a feesh 

Do you have any pets?

Hey, nice to meetcha  I like singing too!! But I'm kinda shy about it, so usually I just play guitar 

I'd get as far away from my own herd as I could.

Petrie scanned the area intently, but couldn't see Cera or Ducky anywhere. He frowned, still munching on the cluster of treestars he'd scooped up before coming up here. They had an odd texture about them today, he'd started to notice...and what was that weird flavor that was starting to kick in? He gnashed his teeth and frowned, then let out a choking squawk of horror. "P'TEHHH!" he spat, realizing queasily that he'd been chewing on bugs for the past ten seconds. "Bllleeegh!!" Petrie flapped awkwardly over to where Littlefoot and Spike were suffering the same fate, still spitting and trying to get rid of the nasty taste.

As the offending ball of mud hit him square in the forehead, Nod's laugh turned into a yelp as he was caught off-guard and tripped face first into the muddy ground. He couldn't bring himself to be all that annoyed, though. This guy was...cool! The usually shy preteen's personality had changed drastically in the short time they'd spent sparring in the mud together, and it was all because of the tough Hypsilophodon. Nod's eyes glinted as he staggered back onto his feet and shook the mud off, suddenly desiring to be more like him. "And..." he struggled to find something "cool" say in retaliation, "and you need longer arms!!" He shuffled together another pile of soft earth with his tail, preparing a second barrage.

Mario Kart Wii, for sure!!! Toad's Factory and Coconut Mall should've been in 8 2.0 

The little flyer got a decent beakful of crispy treestars and crunched them down with satisfaction. Nothing like fresh green food for breakfast, especially treestars, of course! He flew back up into the tree to get another look around, sure another one of their friends was probably on their way here.

Nod's self-satisfied snicker turned into a roar of laughter as Hyp fell onto the ground in front of him. "Uh..." he choked out between spasms, "you kinda need a longer tail, genius!" Nod doubled up laughing, his knees bent and his balance compromised.

I can't believe I didn't find FLCL until THIS YEAR. It's the bomb!! I skipped ahead and started Progressive after getting halfway through the original mini-series, and I thought it was going to be lame and modern like some Sword Art Online crap but it's still SO COOL

When I was around four years old in the early 2000s my grandparents gave us some VHS tapes. One of them was "The Mysterious Island", and at first glance I remember thinking it was some Jungle Book movie because I thought Chomper was a monkey on the cover  So we watch it, and I fall in L.O.V.E. Particularly around the part where they're lost on the outskirts of the ocean and get caught in an earthquake. I'd never seen anything so psychedelic and awesome in a movie before, and it was how I learned how destructive and powerful nature can be in real life. Oh yeah, and the part where they're debating who's going to cross the ocean to alert the adults of their whereabouts and then start singing about how "deep and dark and dangerous" the ocean is? My God, what an awesome sound! Little kid me would play that film on repeat and just wait all excited for that song to come on every time Particularly because I loved how adorable and scared Petrie looked in that scene. At first my favorite character was Littlefoot (because I thought he was a girl and he seemed like the "older sister" of the group), but eventually it became Petrie. His sweet, unique voice and awkward way of talking/moving really drew me to him, and I remember pretending he was real and I was protecting him from all the mean, scary things. I'd make up stories about how Petrie was friends with a little human girl (*cough*yours truly*cough*) and tell them to my mom. I was disappointed to learn that dinosaurs had gone extinct long ago and that I'd never get to play with the Go5 in real life (let alone the part that they're cartoon characters), and I'd bring this up to my parents at unwelcome times. A lot. My dad got frustrated with me and told me that humans couldn't even have survived in the time of dinosaurs. I listened to his spiel, but I still wished I could still have Littlefoot and the others as my friends in real life. For Christmas that year (I was five), my mom gave me a cardboard box. Inside were stuffed toys of the entire gang of five, plus Chomper! I practically screamed, I was so excited. I'd take them outside with me and pretend we were exploring together 
I didn't grow out of LBT until I was around seven. By that time I'd seen most of the subsequent films (originally I'd just had the first one and V, which are still my favorites), but around that time Cera took the place of my favorite character. By now I'd realized she was a girl and not just another dumb, aggressive boy, which I thought was really cool. I started trying to act more like her, which led to me picking fights with my younger siblings a lot more. I thought her dad was cool as well; I had these little triceratops figurines I'd pretend were Cera, her dad and her little sisters I'd made up. But yeah, after that year I moved on to Disney Channel, Pokemon and stuff. Now that I'm an adult, I've accepted that I'll always love this series, both for the nostalgia aspect and for the general style of the whole thing. Plus it has awesome characters