I just read though the WHOOOOLE series. Dude, you're a great writer! I loved the open end-ness of it all. It kept my attention, and I actually couldn't stop reading it until there was nothing left for me to continue :3

Yay! I'm so happy that you enjoyed the series. The open-ness of it all was to ensure you, the reader, got a chance to make your own conclusions rather than being stuck entirely to mine.

It also pleases me that you enjoyed your part in the story, too. I really tried to go off of what I've got to learn about you as a creative force over the months and put it all toward a most awesome, musically gifted and fun loving character. Yay for Acara! :)

Aww, this has been such a lot of fun to read, I'm sorry it's come to an end! Thanks for the entertainment, Yosh, and I'm looking forward to more! ^.^

It has been quite a fun ride, hasn't it? I'm just super happy to have been able to share such an amazing adventure and wonderful time with a great friend like yourself, Zoom.

*Raises of a glass of sparkling cider* Here's to many more grand times ahead! Cheers!

Cheers! *takes a sip and then hiccups* Heehee, that's the non-alcoholic American kind of cider, right? I'm only little ^.^

Ooh, *Runs to the fridge and double checks*

*sigh of relief* Yup! That's the non-alcoholic stuff alright. Safe, tasty, and made from Northeastern USA grown apples picked at the peak of harvest time. *Takes another sip* Yummy!

And there goes the final set, I think! :3 You did a great job of covering all the different characters you wound up including in here. It definitely needed an epilogue so each character could have a conclusive end - which is nice to hear after reading about each one individually for about a page or more. (:
I'm glad the dragon-reptile dudes and Oxnard get to all be happy together! I think they'd make for a nice little family, each with their own little duty. It's nice how troublesome events like with what happened in this story can bring people closer together. :3
Hehe, and I like the Q&A team ya made! I might have to try and make use of them in another comic or story sometime too. :3 Party hardy! :D
And I'm glad for the other two, who're now helping out many other people through water-purification and medical aidness and such. It's a good note to end on - especially since it seems like most of them are going to try to do their best to make things better from here on out.

Hehe, I don't think I told ya, but since my laptop's been acting funny I've been burning disks with all my stuff on it just in case worse comes to worst... or whatever the phrase is. 8D
I have some of your other stories saved on one - but I've waited until this last day to finish burning, so I could keep your complete story on them for years to come, just in case. :3 You never know what'll happen, and I think it'll be fun to re-visit these later on too.
You did a great job with your story, and I hope all your other friends enjoyed it too! (:

*blush* You honor me by saving my works to disc. *cush-cush* As should be little surprise, I have some of yours saved on mine as well where I keep all my inspirational pieces of material. Your works, characters, concepts, and comments have grown me into a writer I honestly never knew I could be and, for that, I will be forever greatful. If, as you note, anything ever does come of my work, I hope I can bring you along for the ride. After all, I will need an artist. ;)

Huzzah! I'm glad you enjoyed "The Quick and the Angry." I based them kind of off on the topic of that comic you did about "originality." To this date, they have made FOUR movies using various takes on "The Fast and the Furious" with the latest being the totally lame "Fast and Furious." Since then, I have just been itching to play my pun-tastic tricks on the concept. :)

On that note, I'd be very interested in how you, the actual owner of the characters, would take The Quick and the Angry. I have no doubt you could make a real party out of it. Gaboo!

Thanks for all the wonderful feedback, help, and support throughout this story. I crunched the numbers and, honestly, it took me roughly 24 hours to write this whole thing up. Based on your feedback alone, I'd say it has all been time well spent. Yep, yep, yep!

Hehe, well aside from those disks, I have two separate sketch books - one from this year that I doodle in directly, and another one I've had for a few years where I usually store doodles from other books. I have you down in both! So there are plenty of places to find you and my other friends in the future. (: That and our history is cemented here for as long as it lasts! :3

Ooooh! I had no idea. 8D My sister mentioned that to me the other week... they're already re-making that first movie? I remember working in theaters and "theater checking" Tokyo Drift one day. I like how even my fellow employees and managers complained about movie remakes having nothing to do with the original, or others things reminiscent of our discussions when it came to movies like DragonBall and Chun-Li. :P I think the Quick and the Angry are way cooler! :D

Wowwie! A whole story in a full day. :3 I'm glad you feel like it was worth it - you did the same thing for both of my larger comics, so I'm glad I could try to return the favor. It's fun talking with ya on here! (:

Agreed my Ham-Ticki-Tastic friend. I've been writing stories and being creative for years, but have never met anyone to whom I could relate with on the subject more than you.

On a related note, have you ever scene the music video for Blind Melon's "No Rain?" It's interesting, because it shows how someone different from society tries so hard to fit in, but just never quite can. Finding FA and meeting you has proven to me that, despite how I've felt for years, there really is a place where I can fit in just like the bee-girl in the movie finds her place, too. ;)

I can say that I'm happily satisfied with the conclusion to your grand tale Yosh. The epilogue was definitely great to include. If you hadn't I would have DEMANDED a sequel instead of just politely hoping for one. I'm greatly impressed with your tenacity in sticking to your story and the constant attention to quality as you went on from chapter to chapter. All those characters, each one with a story of their own, must have been a heavy amount of work. I admire your imagination and look forward to your future projects.

Oh! and I couldn't help but blush with what ends up happening to Tealeon and the hatchlings. Tacki would have been a very happy dragling indeed.

*Big smile* Hearing how happy you were with how things turned out for Tealeon and his "kids" makes all the work I put into writing this worthwhile, Tacki. I had a number of goals with this project and one of the big ones was to ensure that everyone I included within it was happy with their character portrayals and their impact on the tale as a whole. I'm super happy that I could do a good job.

It's funny, when I finished it yesterday I thought to myself about how I couldn't imagine doing another. However, within a couple hours, my mind already began the sketchings for a new project. As you probably know all too well yourself, creativity has no bounds nor limits. :)