Oops, missed quite a few. x)
Q36. If you had to be stuck in one of your stories/universes, which one would you pick? Which one would you least want to be stuck in? If you only have one, how would you feel about being stuck there?
Many of my characters are spread out across fandoms for the most part, and I only have a few truly original universes that I focus on.
Out of all of them, I think the one I'd like most is the Pokemon universe, cause... I think I'd love to be a Pokemon trainer. And it's a (mostly) idyllic world where crime and misfortune are minimal. x) The one I'd like least is probably... the Warcraft universe? The point of the entire universe is that it's constantly in conflict, and I'm not sure if I'd be able to do well in a world like that. xD;
My most developed original world--my Spiritype universe--is basically the modern world, but where the characters explore supernatural elements of it that are all too real. I guess I could deal with being in that world--being that it's not too different than my own--but encountering a real supernatural creature might be quite scary. .-.
Q37. Which OC of yours is the worst with technology? If none of your OCs live in a world with very advanced technology, who would probably be the worst with it if they did?
I decided to focus on my anthro characters since they tend to deal with the MOST advanced technology out of everyone. Out of all of them, Ronin is probably the worst with technology. He grew up on a ranch in the middle of nowhere, so there wasn't a lot of technology being used out there other than radios, telephones, and basic electronics for the most part. He does currently work on a starship/space station-type base now that he leads a galactic criminal organization, but he does not have any particular grasp on how starships work, and has too short of a temper to really commit himself to learning. Try and explain the ins-and-outs of his ship, and you'll see his eyes glaze over with confusion--that is, if he doesn't punch you first, out of frustration. He has underlings to take care of all that for him--fortunately for him, they fear him too much to try and take advantage of his ignorance.
He also favors "old-fashioned" weaponry such as slug-throwers, blades, and his fists as opposed to "new-fangled" laser weapons.
Q38. Which of your OCs is the most gullible?
I would say that out of all of my characters, Tanisette is most gullible. She grew up quite sheltered, and even now will take anyone's word at face value. She gets taken advantage of a lot as a result, but fortunately she's somehow avoided getting into any dire situations so far. She usually just ends up embarrassed. She's too nice to hold a grudge, and too oblivious (maybe even a little dumb) to learn from previous experiences.
Runner-up is probably my Synnora--she's just too kind and trusting sometimes, and has been hurt badly because of it. But her faith and determination keep her determined to try and see the best in people. She refuses to let her past pain keep her from trusting and caring for others. But, she will learn from previous experiences and won't be tricked the same way again.
Q39. Which of your OCs get into the most (physical) fights?
Definitely Kip. She fights for a living as a mercenary, and even when she's not on the job, she won't take disrespect from anyone. She'll pleasantly warn others to back off if they're giving her (or her friends) a hard time, but once that warning is ignored she usually jumps straight to physical violence. None of the threats she makes are bluffs, let's put it that way. xD; She's not a bully, and only ever beats up people who deserve it (she would never harm someone unable to defend themselves), but she's perhaps a little too eager to fight, instead of walking away from the situation or talking things out.
Even her best friend isn't immune to getting into fisticuffs with her--he's about as stubborn as she is, and the two have gotten into some bloody scrapes over disagreements before. Still, they come away with more respect for one another afterwards.
Q40. Which OC of yours is the most argumentative?
Definitely Dietrich. He's incredibly arrogant, and will never admit when he's wrong. He is also, in general, pretty combative and likes to rile others up by talking down to them, pointing out their mistakes, and showing he is better. I guess he just likes being competitive, but he goes about it in a very rude and abrasive way. :\
Q41. Do you have any adopted OCs?
A decent handful, to be sure! I used to adopt a lot of designs, but I soon found it is incredibly hard for me to connect with them (which is why I don't plan on acquiring any more). But, the small few I have connected with are quite beloved to me now.
For this question, I'll only be considering characters that I had no plans for up until I adopted the design; I do not count characters that I came up with the idea for ahead of time, but had no fixed visual design for them until I adopted one.
My personal fursona, Sage, is one of my favorite adopted characters. I picked her up because I loved her color scheme and her unique species. (Wolpertingers reminded me of the creature from WoW, a game I love, but she is also still a bunny, which is one of my most favorite animals~) She embodies many of the design traits I love, and I feel comfortable having her "represent" me despite the fact that I don't really consider her to be me.
My very first character adopt ever was Ciaran. Such a handsome kirin~ I designed a whole story and subsection of one of my universes just for him. ^^ In contrast, my last, most recent adopt is Novy.
All the closed species adopts I own and a few random anthros I've acquired are my remaining adopted characters. However, their stories, admittedly, are not as developed as a result. But I do love their designs and concepts so much; I hope I can RP or develop them with others in the future! ^^
