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Amélie Poulain
That movie still gives me the feels. At the end when they’re riding the scooter and make the funny faces at the camera. It’s perfect, and she was amazing in that role.
The soundtrack is still one of my favorites. I loved early Jean-Pierre Jeunet films like Delicatessen and City of Lost Children, so I was skeptical of the film at first because it seemed so normal in comparison. Turned out to be his best film by far.
it's a great movie to indulge in the language. they speak really well and watching it a bunch I can hear the individual words.
As a kid, Lola Bunny and Gadget from Rescue Rangers.
I don't know if anyone's really done that for me in adulthood
Gadget, god damn. That's one of the earliest crushes I can remember.
Lola Bunny I can see it too, although I never had a crush on her.
Oof. Gadget. Totally.
Sometimes, some crimes…go slipping through the cracks, but these two, gumshoes….
Raven from OG Teen Titans had curves in all the right places, too.
Elvira, Mistress of the Dark. One of the OG big tiddy goth girlfriends.
I never liked the hair. Apart from that though, yeah.
I feel like the hair was supposed to be somewhere in the middle of a venn diagram of Joan Jett, Pat Benatar, and the Bride of Frankenstein.
Low key amazing woman.
TBH I adore Cassandra Peterson IRL too. She's as witty and sassy as her character, seems to be a genuinely good person, and is still an absolute smokeshow in her 70s. Also she's a ginger IRL, which is almost as hot as goth.
Good lord, where to start.
Tuxedo Kamen was a big one when I was around 13.
Several David Tennant characters, such as of course and predictably the 10th Doctor - this might just be the mandatory DT crush.
The 13th Doctor - an outlier, still on-going.
Vegeta. Which is weird because I usually like my men very tall. The Vegeta/Bulma ship was stronger than the crush.
Sam Winchester (tall). I'm so glad my Supernatural phase has ended, let me tell you.
These days I'm crushing a bit on Johnny Silverhand.
Leela from Futurama
Alucard set the bar but Karlach got me thinking :D
Zuko from Avatar. Just.... jet fuel for teenage me.
When I was very young, Tails gave me verrrry confusing feelings. I just wanted to… hold his hand or something. Then both Robinhood and Maid Marian, very owo.
When I was a teen, Fox and Krystal from Starfox and Renamon. Then Kyubi from Yo-Kai Watch (we’re gonna pretend he doesn’t have a human form and is an adult.)
I’m old now and I stand by all of those choices.
It's always interesting to hear what animated character was somebody else's furry awakening. For me it was Krystal also, but every time I meet a furry younger than myself, I can see clear distinction between what age group they belong to and which anthropomorphic character they were sexually attracted to as a kid, lol.
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Lip from Shameless
I thought Gidget was cute, back when I was like 12..
I can't remember any of the recent ones but no one forgets its first one.
Single digit old me watching cartoons in the eighties was in awe with Firestar.
Micky Dolenz from the Monkees.
At the moment it's Zani
She's tired and overworked, but she cares about doing something and doing it right. Plus she has a super hot "Italian-ish" accent lol
Prince Jasmine instilled a love for strong willed women with dark hair in me as a young lad
i don't remember
The opossum from Over The Hedge
1985 tv version of Ann of Green Gables.... (Megan Follows)
legit would sneak watch so nobody in my family would know.... hehe 15 year old me totally understand her problems.... I thought I was in love with her
Amicus and Neferu.
Echo is sooooo good
Nice. I love Zoe and I want a poster of her! I'm tempted to draw her myself, it could be fun.
I also feel the need to clarify that I'm a gay homosexual who does not "like" 3000-year-old women who look like children 😅
TV/movie: Motoko Kusanagi (Ghost in the Shell, especially from the SAC.)
Video games: Nicole Collard (Broken Sword series)
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Any Molly Ringwald character, but Pretty in Pink was the GOAT role.
I don't think I ever did. Almost all the male characters were made to appeal to straight men and the gay ones reek of stereotypes.
Maybe Alistar from Dragon Age but he was perfectly bland and kinda boring.
I had a huge crush on Daniel Radcliffe but thought Harry Potter was dumb as rocks.
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