Hello, everyone. Sorry to take you away from the wonder that is Anime Cubed for even a moment, but if you would like to glean insight into the person who made The Cube what it is today, you'll have no better chance than right now. Pardon me while I gush.

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Personal Data:

I'm the former president of a large anime club. I'm that mish-mash that all comes together and makes you check 'Caucasian' on the tax forms. Before Anime Cubed, I ran a little wallpaper site, which taught me the HTML needed to put together a large site like this one. I DJ anime music nights in a local club once every two or three months or so, which is lots of fun.

Why Anime?

I became an anime fan after watching the timeless Ranma 1/2 years and years ago, and never looked back. The continuing plots, the character development, and the underlying morality plays has kept me enraptured with anime since the day I walked into college. I am a shoujo fan, as I don't think guys get nearly enough emotional entertainment in America, and anime (and manga, to be specific), has filled that void in me. I've cried over Fushigi Yuugi, cheered at Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou, and screamed like a madman at the evil plots of Utena's Sutdent Council. I am, no surprise, an avid roleplaying game fan, although I'm more for the games that emphasize story and drama over huge amounts of dice poured onto a table and the newest 'give my character special toys' expansion book.

Why The Cube?

The emotions I've seen in anime - characters' hopes, feelings, and dreams - are not just a part of me, but of everyone I've ever met, everyone who's ever taken a look at my work and smiled, everyone who's affected my life in any way. The emotions experienced through anime aren't just specific to them, but are felt by all of humanity. Art is, to me, a chance to express the infinite in ways words never can, Japanese or English. Anime Cubed is my way of saying 'thank you' to the anime community as a whole - to give back to them in a comprehensive, professional way what they've given me for years.