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I think I originally started this out as a GaaSaku vid, but aside from a few clips of Sakura there didn't end up being much love for little Gaa-chan. Still think this song fits though.

Another one of my most ancient vids. I was really into Naruto and Three Days Grace back then.

I was really into Naruto, though now that I've gone through that phase I find it laughable... I mean, the stuff I hear that went on in the manga... but I still love my Gaa-chan and think the best match that could ever be made for him on the show is Sakura. Poor kazekage just needs someone to love him.

So a little slideshow I made over three years ago. The scary part is, I still remember half of this song... I believe it's sung in one of the two HxH musicals, I think it's in Deja-Vu in Summer - which I'll reupload at some point.

Originally made this vid for a friend of mine who used to love Kuroshitsuji. I still don't dig it.

When I created this vid I was reading the manga and at that point in time Killua was wondering whether he should just leave Gon, because if he had to worry about him and look after him he could never become as strong, or something like that. This video continues on that subject, with Killua thinking that he wouldn't care whether Gon lived or died, but we all know he would.

When I wanted to create a Killua vid I was browsing through my music collection and found this song called Fingernails... really, how perfect can it be? Then I listened to the lyrics and yes, it was even more perfect than I imagined. "All my dreams splintering under my fingernails." I was very proud of this vid when I finished it, hehe. I'm done watching anime but I still love this show, I'm ev...

As I rewatched this video after a few years I wondered why I used this exact video, then I heard the chopper and I knew it had to do with the title... Unknown Soldier, I think it's a perfect fit for what the soldiers in FMA go through. They're tools, they do as they're told. They give their lives for their country, without taking into account the sorrow they leave behind when they die.