Ooh, I've actually thought about doing something like this for a long time now, only probably just with my own characters. Great interview, Yosh! ^.^

Thanks! It was fun interviewing DF. It's amazing what you can learn about someone by simply asking a few questions. :)

I hope you get around to doing this yourself sometime. It really is a lot of fun and developing the interview structure is a most delightful challenge. Yup, yup, yup!

Ehehe, how fun! :D Just straight-forward back-and-forth chatting can be fun to read too. And I think it's great that you tried out a different writing style too. (: There are plenty of different ways to go about it, so ya might as well explore!
Part of this reminded me about how we briefed over dragons living for a long, long time. I'm guessing in his case as an eternal dragon, he lives even longer, or maybe even forever? That actually sounds pretty fun! :D As long as your body holds up (and if he can wear a cute little dress I'm guessing so!) then t wouldn't be too bad... but only knowing people for a short amount of time would definitely have a downside... but that makes it all the better that he has someone to spend time with that have been there as long as he has and will keep on doing so. :3

...that final answer wasn't very clear! ;P

*cush-cush* Really? Uh, Hmm, what do you think? *cush-cush* *cush-cush*

*Regains composure* Undergarments aside, I'm glad you enjoyed this little foray of mine. DF had so many fun ideas on how to express his character that an interview just seemed to be the best way to pull them all together.

He was the one whose story you helped edited, right? :3 I remember kangaroos, maybe a dragon, and diapering someone's parents. 8D He seems interesting, and if you're gonna play as someone that's been around for thoooousands of years, it looks like he has that understanding, open-minded part of him that you'd probably earn by that point! :3

Hmm... maybe a less frilly version of what he has under his dress. 8D

Yup, yup! Dragonfan is the one to whom I assisted in editing that Mother's Day story for. Not only was it good practice, and just downright nice to do, but also gave me a great chance to read over one of his longer works and appreciate yet another writer's special stylings. Variety, as they say, is the spice of life and I do enjoy many spices when it comes to my writing and creativity. Oopa!

*cush-cush* Kazootles... What gave it away? *cush-cush* Or am I just that obvious. *cush-cush* :)

Hehe, well it sounds like double fun. :3 Just like when you collab with an artist on a sing piece, like one sketching, one doing the line work, the coloring, so on... combining powers usually brings out a really neat, unique result! :3

Lucky guess. (:

A good guess this time, detective. However, next time you won't be so lucky. Hmm-Hmm-ha-ha-ha :)

well the idea on the first one was a clean fun safe idea to protect them but without anything that isn't PG as my stories never go beyond PG because i choose to be that way since it was my intentions to keep my stories PG completely