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MegaAbsolOfDespair
I updated my pfp because I think Mega Absol might be my new favorite pokemon
Tango
Tango
I like what you did with your title! You are CuteBunnyGirl the Mega Absol Of Despair! It actually sounds pretty amusing like that! I like it! :veelove: It's like a cute bunny running around announcing to all that it is, in fact, the Mega Absol Of Despair! :mewlulz: All shall fear it and tremble! TREMBLE IT SAYS! :mewlulz: I don't know if that is what you are going for, but I think it would be very valid if you did.
MegaAbsolOfDespair
MegaAbsolOfDespair
To be honest, I am planning to change my username in the future as it doesn't match my vibe anymore
Tango
Tango
Aww, I was hoping you would keep it. The way you have it set up is both hilarious and attention grabbing in a good way. Actually, I'd say it's my favorite on the forum as it currently is with both the name and title! :mewlulz:
aer
Five (genesect) for silver! Wow...
Negrek
Negrek
For whatever reason, not many pokémon seem to come in fives! Plenty of trios and quartets, and a few out at around seven or so, but five was a stumper.
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Mirage
Heyo Negrek - I saw your new tagline! My Kanji knowledge is super rusty, but I recognize "morning", "3", and "4"... had to consult Jisho for the third one.

It seems to translate to "3 mornings, 4 evenings", at least literally, but I'm guessing it's actually a metaphor?
Negrek
Negrek
It's not Kanji! It's a kind of Chinese idiom called a chengyu. It does mean "three in the morning, four in the evening" and refers to a story about monkeys having different numbers of bananas in morning and evening. It's used to mean that something is always changing; for example, it can be used to describe somebody who can never make up their mind.
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