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by **Wakboth** on Sun Oct 19, 2008 1:23 pm

Still, first and foremost my Dad.

But other people have given me ideas now:

Green Ranger (TOTALLY AGREE!)

White Ranger too, though.
and Black Ranger.

Godzilla, pretty cool. But also Gamera and King Gidora

Captain America, Spiderman (a bit). And some of the greater villains. I always like Scorpion in Spiderman.

And of course, as most can agree, the ever cool. Always terrifying:

(Jim Aparo)

Batman

I one day dream of having a character half as awesome as Batman.

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by **iamsheena** on Mon Oct 20, 2008 10:39 am

ThatsNotPoetry wrote:And lastly, I blame my fifth greatest childhood hero on my father, for forcing me to watch Star Trek with him. Particularly, Next Generation. Jean-Luc Picard, you will always be my second-greatest old-man-crush.

My sister had the biggest crush on him when she was like 6 (so I've heard). What a coincidence :]

But I don't know any of my heroes

I don't know if I had any :O
I was an outdoors kid and didn't watch much TV. I was a Disney kid though.
:C

But my best friend was my Zeddy Teddy :]

by **Gabriel_Whist** on Mon Oct 20, 2008 11:19 pm

I guess I would also probably add The Karate Kid and Luke Skywalker to my list.

And I forgot the biggest one of all. King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Merlin too. I was a MAJOR Arthurian lore hound when I was a kid, read so many modern adaptations and the like, my favorite was probably The Book of Mordred by Vivian van Velde or summat.

by **Mia Siserae** on Tue Oct 21, 2008 9:40 am

LMAOOOOO!!!! XD This is such an epic topic!

I have to show you all my childhood hero, although he passed away, he is still my hero.

by **Luztharen** on Tue Oct 21, 2008 10:08 pm

Well...as a kid my hero forever will have to be the person who taught me the most and gave me the intellect I have till today, who I felt guided me and helped me progress through the barriers of life, who stayed by my side when no one else was their. Who comforted me just when I needed. The one I considered the strongest most wise hero of all time, even if not true which I now know is not...

Hermit the Frog...(A doll I used to carry around with me as a kid and never let go unless forced in which I would throw a tremendous fit and rampage around until beaten to sleep by one of my elders..)

by **reticulated99** on Tue Oct 21, 2008 10:18 pm

I was a very serious child.

Moshe Dayan. Eh survives being shot in the face with a sniper rifle, wins 2 and a half wars, and doesn't afraid of anything.

Genghis Khan. He destroys everything that pisses him off, and more importantly, is ridiculously innovative while doing so.

Gandalf always knew what was up. You ask Gandalf "Why's all this going down?" he'd tell you, but it'd sound really profound and moving.

by **Wakboth** on Wed Oct 22, 2008 4:59 pm

Isn't the first man a Nazi?

Oh well.

by **reticulated99** on Wed Oct 22, 2008 5:02 pm

Um...NO. In fact, quite the opposite.

by **Wakboth** on Wed Oct 22, 2008 5:33 pm

I do apologise. It was just the uniform, reminded me of a Nazi one. I think I just can't tell in that picture. Well that's interesting. thanks for the link.

by **Aelita** on Thu Oct 23, 2008 2:23 pm

When I was growing up I really only had one hero and I kept an attachment to him even until now:

I think I was in first grade when Free Willy came out and have been utterly obsessed ever since. I have portfolios upon portfolios tracking his life and more pictures than I can count.

I guess I did have something of another hero. Vaporeon and Persian from Pokemon. I can't really think of any others now. x.x

by **Wakboth** on Fri Oct 24, 2008 2:43 pm

His fin curved over means he's depressed

by **ThatsNotPoetry** on Fri Oct 24, 2008 4:47 pm

Wakboth wrote:His fin curved over means he's depressed

xD I trust you to be wise enough to not mean that.

Curved fins do, however, depress ME. D:

Reticulated99, stop being the only adult in this thread. >:\ (don't worry I heart you)

by **reticulated99** on Fri Oct 24, 2008 5:46 pm

No, honestly, those were my childhood heroes. I was a very serious child. I gave myself "the talk" with the aid of an encyclopedia when I was 11, and when my parents asked me if I knew what sex was, I said "Do you mean differentiation or reproduction?" Very serious child.

by **Miyewt** on Fri Oct 24, 2008 5:52 pm

Sailor fucking moon! I loved her as a kid.

She's from a game called "Saga Frontier". I loved her storyline, it's so dramatic and simply AMAZING!

And lastly...

I remember this one episode where he had to save a bunch of children from this villain named Candlejack. What this villain would do is kidnap anyone who said his n

by **reticulated99** on Fri Oct 24, 2008 6:03 pm

Oh, crap, Candlejack's com-

by **ThatsNotPoetry** on Fri Oct 24, 2008 8:30 pm

reticulated99 wrote:Oh, crap, Candlejack's com-

Hahaha you 'tard I can't believe you said Candlejack. What kind of id-

by **Wakboth** on Sat Oct 25, 2008 3:07 pm

ThatsNotPoetry wrote:
Wakboth wrote:His fin curved over means he's depressed

xD I trust you to be wise enough to not mean that.

Curved fins do, however, depress ME. D:

Reticulated99, stop being the only adult in this thread. >:\ (don't worry I heart you)

No, of course I don't.

*Sigh*

Oh wait I remember Candle- AHAHA, TRICKED YOU YA BASTARD!! I'M PREPARED FOR YOU!!

*Closes off all exits*
*Advances towards 'CJ' and brings a cudgel against his head*

*He wakes up tied to a chair under a dripping pipe with a bright light in his eyes*

Now then . . .

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