Majora was also my first Zelda game. I find that odd too...

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I originally objected to trying it as well, but time passed since the last Moodboard and I thought I'd update a few things. But now that I look at it, I realize I missed out a few key points as well. How did I forget Roadrunner cartoons...??

1. I honestly never tried Ocarina of Time. I found it more enjoyable to watch *BlowtorchForce try to go through it. Majora's Mask is a little like Ocarina, but much darker in its plot and setting.

2. Yes I have seen Felidae! Definitely more graphic than Plague Dogs. That scene with Gregor Mendel and the puppet cats was one of the most disturbing animated scenes I've ever watched

3. I was able to get a DVD copy of LBT recently, because I know my VCR won't last forever. Btw, thanks for sending me a copy of the soundtrack!

4, 6, 9. Sounds interesting and cute^^. And if you ever want to find a good mystery computer game I highly recommend the MYST series.

5. Hard to believe this movie's as old as I am... Charlie's awesome, the kind of dog I'd love to raise in my house. Very saddening in the end after what happened to Barsi…

7. Was lucky enough to get the soundtrack for it too. The animation still amazes me to this day. I also managed to get *BlowtorchForce to watch it recently, as she had never seen it before. Man was she blown away…

8. Disney films in general I love; I'm not sure why I love this film the most. I remember loving this animation style and storyline over other Disney movies, and the fact that I loved the horse for no reason.

10. I warn you, it's violent.

11. It's a very ridiculous show. That moment when one of the characters goes insane and wears a dress while wielding a killer penguin puppet never fails to crack me up. I've always found British comedy funnier than American.

12. Interestingly I'm the opposite; I was more for the earlier seasons of the Simpsons but the later ones hadn't grown on me. Futurama I got hooked on thanks to a high school friend.

13. I blame my dad for getting me into them; he played his old rock records when I was a toddler, and I've been hooked on a lot of 70's rock since. Pink Floyd also created an 80's animated film that was designed by the same animator of Scar from the Lion King (however I would strongly prevent seeing it).

14. I'm still trying to find a Footrot Flats book but they're either unavailable or very expensive, but I haven't given up hope. Was also raised on Peanuts, especially Snoopy.

15. It did for me too, especially the sand world; the music creeped me out. Nowadays a game that once took months to complete, I can do in about 6 hours. Good times indeed

16. Mystery Science Theater 3000; They stopped making it over a decade ago, so now it is virtually unknown. It used to be a TV show but b/c of issues with broadcasting they don't show any episodes anymore Luckily there's YTube...
The movies they make fun of are amazingly god-awful which adds to the hilarity.

17. I've seen the whole show; they have all the episodes on YTube. I think my favorite sketch is where John Cleese and Graham Chapman couldn't remember any of their lines about a penguin figure on a TV so they ad-libbed the whole thing
Speaking of Monty Python, have you ever seen Brazil? It's a little mix of Monty Python in an Orwellian dystopian future that mimics 1984.

18. LBT also made me love longnecks as well My dinosaur collection is still slowly growing.