Hey there, everyone. Superkoola here.

I've finally decided to do some profile editing because why not? I've been here for almost 3 years, and I think I finally have the courage to tell you followers about myself.

Name: Can't say, sorry.

Age: 19 at the time of writing this.

Birthday: Can't really say...(unless you read it before I removed it for privacy reasons).

Gender: Male

Where I live: United States, that's ALL I'll say.

Goal: I'm aspiring to be a screenwriter. Whether it would be an indie writer or one working in Hollywood...well, it's going to depend.

Myself: I'm an open-minded individual who likes to try out new things on something old. I'm mostly a nice and quiet person, but can get pretty defensive when I'm mad. I'm not a very social person, so if we do end up discussing somethings in a PM, I apologize if I act weird. I like movies, Dinosaurs, TV shows, my Phone, my Family and Friends, this website as well as AO3. I also use these websites not only as a hobby, but also as a platform, or training grounds for my future career: Screenwriting.

I also am a fan of Disney, Jurassic Park, Godzilla, and Marvel. I grew up with the Disney company and the Jurassic Park franchise ever since I was a little kid. I DO like DC Comics, but I'm not a fan of them. I also like Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon and Adult Swim.

Now onto my favorites and non-favorites:

Favorite Movies: Big Hero 6, The Little Mermaid and its sequels, Tangled, Frozen, Godzilla, King Kong, Jurassic Park and its sequels - yes, even JP3 and JWFK -, the Alien series, the Transformers movies, except the 5th one, the Avengers, Incredibles and a select many others.

All those listed above, the ones I enjoyed the most are;

Big Hero 6: It's a heartwarming, funny movie that honestly made me enjoy superhero movies more then I did beforehand. I unfortunately didn't get to see it in theaters in its launch because I wasn't really into the idea, so I avoided it, a decision that I now REALLY regret. Nowadays, I love the movie, have the DVD for it, and now with the TV series already out, it made me glad that the movie is doing well.

Jurassic Park series: This is the franchise that made me love dinosaurs more than ever. The first film is...ironically not the first one I saw, but I enjoyed it immensely, and the effects, while dated, are still really good. The sequels are also entertaining; I like The Lost World for the last 15 minutes, effects and characters. I enjoyed the 3rd one the most; it's the first JP movie I saw when I was 2, and it was either this or the 1st one that got me into the franchise. Looking at it now, it's not a GREAT movie, but even without nostalgia goggles, it has plenty of saving graces such as the Spinosaurus, Sam Neil, the Velociraptors and Pteranodon scenes, and even though I didn't care about the fight result between the T-Rex and Spinosaurus, the fight itself is engaging. The newer Jurassic World films are also entertaining. The first one is because it was a thrilling, entertaining movie with a lot of heart put into it, and it was just what the franchise needed to get back on its feet. Fallen Kingdom is because it's not only entertaining, but it also takes the franchise to a new direction. Honestly, I can see why people don't like it, but I enjoyed it, and I'm looking forward to the last one.

Godzilla: I love the franchise as a whole, but the 3 main incarnations I love are; Shin Godzilla, Heisel Godzilla, and my favorite, Legendary (or Monsterverse) Godzilla. Aside from Godzilla, I also love Zilla, since he was the first kaiju I saw as a kid, and he's a speedy member of the kaiju community, able to potentially beat Godzilla in a hit-and-run fight, and with his rapid asexual reproduction, could potentially be the most dangerous of the kaiju in the Toho community.

The Little Mermaid 2: It was the first Disney movie I saw. I love Melody, I like the music - my favorite song being "For a Moment" - I also loved Ariel, Flounder, Sebastian, and Melody's two new friends, Tip and Dash.

The Incredibles: What can I saw about it that hasn't already been said? It's funny, beautiful looking, and the Parr family reminds me of what any family would do in real life...minus the superheroing.

Favorite TV shows: Big Hero 6 the series, Tangled the series, the Little Mermaid Series, Spongebob Squarepants, the Loud House, Fairly OddParents, The Amazing World of Gumball, Teen Titans GO! - yes, I JUST said that! - Thomas and Friends, Teletubbies and Barney - yes, even these, mostly for sentimental reasons - and Kim Possible.

Of all of them; here are the ones I enjoy the most;

Big Hero 6 the series: It's mostly the same reasons as how I loved the film, but in addition, the animation is a nice change from the 3D animation and reminds me of a comic book - which makes sense since Big Hero 6 was originally a comic series - and it also reminds me of Kim Possible...well, it's made and drawn by the same people. I also like the premise behind the series as well with the main villain, which I won't spoil for those who haven't seen the series.

Kim Possible: It's a childhood favorite of mine; good characters, good animation, and kick-ass music as well.

Teen Titans Go!: Alright, alright, before you point your pitch-forks at me, let me explain; I think Teen Titans GO! is a ridiculous show that many debate that is a disgrace of the original. But, I disagree. I enjoyed it, because it was a parody and it's not meant to be taken seriously. And from what I saw of the original - which isn't a lot, as I never grew up with it, and like I said, I'm not a DC fan (Marvel for life!) - it's completely different from GO! I honestly don't get why people are so mad over this. It's like with Jurassic Park fans and their distaste with the sequels. They're not trying to be like the original, the show is trying to be something completely different! Take off your FRICKIN' NOSTALGIA GOGGLES for Chirst's sake! *sigh* Sorry, those people usually bug the hell out of me. It's fine for them to not like it for other merits, but man can those types of people be annoying. However, to be fair, the show does have it's faults; the airing schedule is completely terrible and unnecessary, and some of the episodes can be annoying, I'm looking at you, Waffles, some of them teach...to put it nicely, helpless advice, and there are some episodes that seem to insult the critics from what I've heard, and I don't really like that, as it doesn't really show much professionalism. However, a youtuber named Sketchy the Changeling put that claim perfectly into perspective in my opinion; if YOU created a show that people criticize for not being something it's not meant to be...wouldn't you want to do something similar? But the rest more then makes up for it. Overall, it's a decent parody show that'll give out more then a few good laughs. It has it's flaws, some pretty major, and there are definitely MUCH better kid superhero shows out there for them to enjoy and learn important things, but TTG should provide you with good time killing, especially if you have kids - so long as you avoid the episodes with the not-so helpful messages -. And with the more superior movie that just came out at the time of me writing this, it made me appreciate the show even more!

The Loud House: This is a funny show with a lot of relatable characters, good animation, great voice-acting, and plenty of good morals to teach to younger kids.

Spongebob Squarepants (Especially the 1st 4 seasons): Another childhood favorite of mine, with the first 3 being some of the funniest I've ever seen in my life. Season 4 does have it's moments, but I find it lacking compared to the first 3, same with seasons 5-9. Season 10 is where I was legitimately laughing at some of their jokes once more.

Favorite anime/manga: Attack On Titan, and Rosario Vampire, the only two anime/manga that I watch/read a lot of.

R V: While the anime of this shows has it's moments, emotional, intriguing, hilarious, and to be frank, kinky moments, it overall pales in comparison to the manga, because in the manga, there is actually a plot. Granted the manga is not perfect either, but at least something is going on. I like Moka Akashiya - Outer and Inner forms -, I also like Mizore, Tsukune and Ruby as well. I also like the other characters as well like Akasha Bloodriver, Gyokuro Shuzen, Moka's sisters, and even some of the villains like Kuyo, Alucard and Miyabi - even though he's a clone of Alucard - and Tenmei as well.

Attack on Titan: Wow...I don't think I've seen a more engaging, beautifully animated, and more intense anime show, or TV show in general, as well as manga in general, then Attack on Titan. The characters are amazing, some of them are funny, I like the premise and concept of the show/manga, the score in the anime is GODLY, and everything about it is mostly amazing. There are people that complain about the voice acting in the English dub of the show. Me personally, I think it's fine. It especially gets better in the 2nd season. I haven't seen the 3rd season yet, I don't even know if it's out already, I may need to check, but I'm sure it'll be better. Only real complaint is the roars of the titans in the English dub. While menacing, it doesn't sound very much like something a humanoid creature would sound like. That's about it in complaints however.

Now onto the least favorites. It probably won't be as long as the favorites because honestly, I don't really have any non-favorites, but I'll do my best.

Non-Favorite Movies: The 5th Transformers movie, the Emoji movie - no surprise - the later Pirates of the Carribean movies, and Garbage Pail Kids.

Now, except for the Emoji movie and Garbage Pail kids, I don't necessarily hate these movies, they're just not my cup of tea. The 5th Transformers movie is the only one of the whole bunch I didn't like. It's got its moments, especially with the man-sized robot Cogman, I think that's his name, easily being the best part of this otherwise dumb, disappointing movie. Pirates of the Caribbean 4 and especially 5 are lacking in comparison to the first 3 movies; they're too long with not much of interest going on. However, I do enjoy the mermaid attack in the 4th movie, and Captain Jack Sparrow is the sole reason why I keep going to these movies.

Non-Favorite TV shows: Some episodes of Teen Titans GO!, Game of Thrones, Star Wars the Clone Wars, and Steven Universe.

While I did say I enjoyed Teen Titans GO! as a whole, there are some episodes I don't like;, some of them are annoying, like Waffles, and a few of them even teach...rather lackluster advice for kids. These are the ones you should avoid in this otherwise decent show. Yes, I hate Game of Thrones, sue me! Anyways, I just don't find the appeal in that show. As for Star Wars the Clone Wars...like with the films, it's not my type of show for myself. Steven Universe itself is not bad, I just hate the fanbase! Not all of them are bad of course, but many of them are just mean. And unfortunately, that damaged my view on the show, which I didn't really get into to begin with.

Non-Favorite Anime: The anime version of Rosario Vampire.

Overall, I didn't really like the show THAT much. It has it's moments, but that's all they are, moments.

Now that THAT'S finally out of the way, those are my favorites and non-favorites. If you agree, great. If you disagree, great. Just please be sure to not attack those who like or don't like these films/shows. I honestly can't stand people who do that...

Anyways, here are my favorite characters. I decide to list them because why the hell not;

Honey Lemon (Big Hero 6): She's my favorite character of the movie and show and one of my favorite characters as a whole. She's cheery, bubbly, and sweet as Honey, but also quite intelligent as well. Her chemical purse and knowledge of chemistry allow for a lot of potentials, easily making her one of, if not THE most versatile, helpful, and destructive member of the entire team. I also like how she acts so supportive to Hiro, acting almost like a big sister to him. I don't ship her with Hiro anymore, but I do love them together as siblings.

Gogo Tomago (Big Hero 6): A tough, no-nonsense girl that is pretty well-built, and she's the type that likes to go fast. I like her design, her personality, and her super-suit as well. I won't be surprised if she can be competitive with Dash from the Incredibles, or Sonic from Sonic the Hedgehog. I also like how she acts as a big sister to Hiro just like with Honey Lemon, in my opinion. I don't ship her with Hiro anymore, but I do love them together as siblings

Baymax (Big Hero 6): Is there anything I can say about him that hasn't already been said about him?

Cass Hamada (Big Hero 6): A lovely and supportive aunt. I like her a lot since the movie came out, and the show made me like her even more, with her cooking various, unusual dishes for the main gang and her other customers.

Karmi (Big Hero 6): A pretty interesting and funny rival of Hiro Hamada. Another reason why I like her is that she has an interest in Biology as well as I do. Whenever I don't Hirony or Hirogo, I tend to ship these two as well.

Violet Parr (Incredibles): A quiet girl who can turn herself invisible and create forcefields. Need I say more?

Helen Parr or Elastigirl (Incredibles): A fantastic mother to her kids, and with elastic abilities to match her coolness.

Blue (Jurassic World): My favorite raptor from the Jurassic franchise. The thing I like about her is her bond with Owen Grady, her showing interest, concern and empathy...*sighs* She's remarkable.

Rexy/Roberta (Jurassic Park, Jurassic World-Fallen Kingdom): The original T-Rex in the flesh. Having appeared in three films so far, she's easily my favorite dinosaur in the franchise. She's big, she's powerful and doesn't take any crap from any other dinosaur. It also happens that what she does inadvertently saves the human characters at times.

Indominus Rex: The untamable hybrid herself; she comes packing with a lot of abilities that would've made her the ultimate weapon by Hoskins. Coming with a bulletproof hide, camouflage, and the ability to talk to raptors amongst other things.

Indoraptor: The superhybrid himself; a hybrid of the two most dangerous creatures to ever walk the Earth. The Indoraptor is a force to be reckoned with; he can smile, he can fool idiots, he can climb buildings, he even have super-strength that could match the Indominus Rex. It may even have the same abilities as the I-Rex herself. It's a shame the Indoraptor wasn't used to its full potential in the film it appeared in, Fallen Kingdom. Oh well...

And those are my favorite characters. Now I'd like to show you a list of OCs that I've got already written. The list may grow as I invent more, but these are the ones I invented. Some of them will appear in more then one of my stories;

Yutashi Hamada: Appearing in Big Hero 8: Pick Up the Pieces and Caught in the Crossfire, he's the younger sibling of Hiro Hamada and twin Hitomi Hamada, being only 9 years old. But already, he's the smartest person in the city of San Fransokyo, maybe even the world thanks to a gene inserted to him as a fetus, giving him an IQ of 387! And it's still spiking up! However, even with such intelligence, he's not a perfect child. He's lonely, and is prone to act before he thinks. This often leads him into trouble. He is a mix of Caucasian and Japanese, with spiky hair like Hiro's.

Hitomi Hamada: Appearing in Big Hero 8: Pick Up the Pieces and Caught in the Crossfire, she's the older twin sister of Hiro Hamada, born just a few minutes ahead of him. Being the older sibling, she acts more mature and takes responsibility for the younger boys when Tadashi and Aunt Cass aren't around. She's also another prodigy as well, attending the SFIT as well as the other two children. Her hair is short, but isn't quite as messy as Hiro or Yutashi.

Allaire Vogel: Appearing in Was It All A Lie, Allaire Vogel is a cheery girl who lives in the Liberio Internment Zone in the Marley continent. She's easy to be friends with, and can be quite too curious for her own good. Having been caught by the Marley military outside the Liberio Zone, she had received quite a punishment from her aunt, Allaire. However, after she told her of what happened in the past, she decided to join the army to help give her and her aunt citizenship. However, she begins to have a moral dilemma grow within her as she learns of the supposed 'true history' of the Eldians. Now, she must decide who side should she be on...

Helmut Fritz: Appearing in To You, 2000 Years Later and The Endling, Helmut is a younger brother of Mikasa Ackerman and Eren Yeager. In To You, 2000 Years Later, Helmut has a special power and connection to the supposed "Maker" that he hears of as he touches the stone in his necklace. In The Endling, Helmut is the younger brother of Eren, being a special target to the last known vampire on Earth in this story, along with his older brother.

Logan Anderson: A Loud child in my Loud House story: Finally Reunited. He was abducted when he was 2, and was forced into an abusive labor in the kidnapper's home. Thankfully, a girl who lived there helped took care of him and gave him light in a world that growing increasingly dark for him. 2 years later, he was taken back to the Loud Family, he unfortunately couldn't remember anything about them. So the other Loud kids must help him remember, while protecting him from his abductor.

Ting-Ting: A girl that appears in Wild Kratts and a Feral Child, she was orphaned by poachers, and forced to live with a troop of gorillas led by an albino male. She will meet the Tortuga gang and help them protect the albino male and his troop from poachers who wish to take them to a greedy businessman.

Peter "Zilla" Akashyia Shuzen: From A Vanmpire's Little Prince, he is a superhybrid between two Kaiju (Zilla and Godzilla) and a Shinso Vampire. He's adopted by Dark Lord, Akasha Bloodriver after his father was killed by King Ghidorah. He was the youngest child of the Shuzen family, and the only boy in the family as well. Of all the siblings, he was closest to Moka Akashiya. Despite his immense potential, he was the most self-esteem issues. Maybe some time at Yokai Academy would help him boost his self esteem some more.

Donovan Parr: From The Incredibles: Resurgence; he's a 7 year old boy who is a hybrid between a human and a mutated creature. With the genome of 8 times that of any living organism, he can gain any ability that would put the other supers to same. Sadly, so does his "cell source", Shin Godzilla. Read on as he, as well as the Incredible family learns to cope with his powers, as well as how to stop the monster, his spawnlings, and the cult that worships them called "The Resurgence."

Lucy: From Bear In The Big Blue House: Family is Forever, Lucy is a cat that was dropped off by her mother at the Big Blue House. She was getting along with the rest, although with Tutter, it took a while. However, her mother, after days went by, never returned to the Big Blue House. What ever happened to her?

And that's basically all I have to say for myself in my profile. I hope you enjoy my stories and let me know what you think of them. I also have an account on AO3 for anyone who wants to check it out. Just click on this name: AO3

Update: Now, I have a DeviantArt account. Just follow the link here: DeviantArt

Update: Also, I have an account on Wattpad. Here's the link to it; Wattpad

Update: I know have a Quotev account! Here's the link to it: Quotev