Target acquired wrote...
Aren't you just good at making animation. Have you beaten Mamizou there? If you'd put a hitlist, specifically made for extra bosses only; who would be your first target?
A hitlist would look like
1. Jenkins Mokou
2. Jenkins Mamizou
3. Jenkins Nue
4. Jenkins Koishi
5. Jenkins Flan
6. Jenkins Suwako
7. Jenkins [size=0]Looking for a strikethrough? Nope. Just you[/h]
Recording, converting, then uploading was going to take too much effort. So "stop motion animation" it is. Yes a few seconds after those pictures the spellcard broke, only made it that far in extra though. Her non-spells are hit-or-miss depending on the day.
Hitman purchased wrote...
What, you haven't read it till the end? You waste of Thunder Stone, I should've kept you as a Pikachu forever.
Raichu isn't worth peanuts. Most electric type evolutions aren't worth the evolution. Jolteon not included since its Normal->Electric. Speaking of eevolutions, Umbreon is still the best.
Hitman cometh wrote...
a brawl like Dragon Ball
Super shrine maiden, because blonde is better.
Alternatively, shrine maiden + shady magician fusion dance.
Yukari becomes green skinned and gets her
planet boundary world destroyed by Freeyuko.
Mokou grants wishes from time to time.
Kaguya guards Mokou and scatters her requests across the planet.
Cirno is bald until falling in love with Rinnosuke.
Reimu has a kid with Kanako, named Sanae.
Zanchan and Zaffy wrote...
I think that to understand insanity from a non clinical view point, one needs to be the insanity itself - and as the saying goes, only the sane would ever call themselves insane; the insanity becomes what they consider normal, and we would appear to be the insane ones to them.
Yes, which is why I spoke that undeniable truth. Everything is insane.
You are very correct though, in stating that the sane would ever call themselves insane.
If everything is insane how can we, the self-labelled "sane", define and label others as "insane"?
Insanity is just a different way of thinking. Earth, as a human society, is amazingly conservative and critical of its own kind. The "insane" get labelled that way for what could be, and historically has been, a number of other factors within human behavior. At a point in time someone who was suffering from major depression, anxiety, and shock/trauma could have been labelled as insane, put in societal isolation, and left there until the end of his/her life.
Before we go off discussing how insanity becomes a part of someone shouldn't we properly understand why certain things/actions are and are not "insane"?