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General

Vintage shopping and other stuff going to the mall partying getting drunk asf is my type vibe though lolz + getting high big weedhead as well lolz>_< omg

Music

Oasis fleshwater deftones are currently my favorite bands up to date and mcr three days grace etc.

Movies

For movies, I’m into *Donnie Darko*—its eerie and introspective vibe really resonates with me. *Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind* is another one I love; it’s a beautiful and melancholic exploration of memory and love. I also like *The Virgin Suicides* and *Requiem for a Dream* for their emotional depth and unique storytelling.

When it comes to anime, *Serial Experiments Lain* is a top pick. Its exploration of identity and reality is both haunting and thought-provoking. *Elfen Lied* is another favorite, with its intense themes of isolation and human nature. *Texhnolyze* offers a dark, dystopian journey that I find compelling, and *Boogiepop Phantom* has that eerie, fragmented storytelling that I enjoy.

For movies, I’m really into *The Machinist*—its psychological tension and dark atmosphere are just gripping. *Melancholia* is another one that I find fascinating with its blend of existential dread and stunning visuals. *A Scanner Darkly* stands out for its unique animation style and its take on identity and reality.

As for anime, *Paranoia Agent* is a favorite because of its surreal, mind-bending narrative. *Perfect Blue* is another one that really hits hard with its psychological intensity and exploration of identity. *Paprika* offers a dream-like journey that’s both visually stunning and deeply thought-provoking.

Television

Books

When it comes to manga, my taste is pretty eclectic but always leans towards the darker, more complex side. I’m drawn to series that explore intense psychological themes and existential questions. For instance, *Uzumaki* by Junji Ito stands out for its unsettling horror and the way it delves into the macabre aspects of everyday life. *Tokyo Ghoul* captures the inner conflict of its characters in a world where identity and humanity are constantly in flux.

I also appreciate series that tackle dystopian and apocalyptic themes. *Berserk* is a monumental favorite of mine—its intricate world-building and profound exploration of fate, free will, and the human condition are unmatched. *Parasyte* is another gripping read, combining horror with social commentary in a way that’s both thought-provoking and engaging. *Blame!* offers a dystopian setting that’s both haunting and visually striking, presenting a world of isolation and decay.

Manga that dive into psychological and emotional depth also capture my interest. *Goodnight Punpun* is a poignant depiction of growing up and the struggles that come with it, while *Homunculus* explores the human psyche in a deeply unsettling way. *Oyasumi Punpun* has this raw, emotional storytelling that really sticks with you long after you’ve finished it.

I’m also a fan of intricate, surreal narratives. *The Girl from the Other Side* stands out for its eerie and enchanting art style, creating a story that’s both whimsical and haunting. *Dorohedoro* mixes dark fantasy with bizarre humor, presenting a chaotic yet captivating world. *Gantz* is another intense read, offering a blend of action and existential contemplation.

Some of my other favorites include *Vinland Saga* for its historical depth and exploration of personal growth, *Hellsing* for its gothic horror and action-packed narrative, and *Death Note* for its psychological tension and moral dilemmas. *Monster* is another series I admire for its complex characters and exploration of human darkness.

In summary, my favorite manga are those that offer more than just entertainment—they dive deep into themes of identity, existence, and the human condition, often through dark, surreal, or dystopian lenses. Whether it’s through intricate storytelling, thought-provoking themes, or striking art, these series provide a rich and immersive experience that resonates with me on a profound level.

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