15 definitions by Christian Cruz
A character from Final Fantasy Tactics for PS1 by Square. An unlockable character from the extra Zodiac Stones sidequest. After braving levels of powerful enemy attcks, you find Reis, the purple Holy Dragon, capable of using all the basic attacks of the other dragons. After a second sidequest, along with her life partner, Beowulf, the Arc Knight, she transforms into a human with the Job class, dragoner. Along with her previous abilities, she unlocks abilities that work only against and with Dragon and Hydra monsters. A very hard to unlock character, but so very worth it.
by Christian Cruz November 22, 2006
Defined by Final Fantasy Tactics as a person who looks like a person, but is really a dragon. Also referred to a person who uses dragon-like abilities.
by Christian Cruz November 22, 2006
An animated rabbit from an extra movie in the bonus material of The Incredibles DVD. The animated short was called "The Adventures of Mr. Incredible and Frozone". The character of Mr. Skipperdoo was a plain white rabbit sporting a thick pair of round glasses. The reason for Mr. Skipperdoo is inherently unknown.
What's that, Mr. Skipperdoo?
by Christian Cruz November 30, 2006
An eye condition that usually requires glasses in order to cope with. Usually causes bad eyesight up to and including legal blindness.
My astigmatism is a difficult affliction.
by Christian Cruz November 22, 2006
The main character of Tales of Symphonia for the Gamecube made by Namco. His weapon is/are twin blades which have a stable balanced method of attack for the game's real time, player active gameplay. His personality is logical, but only in matters of fighting. He has a kind and sympathetic outlook on others and always works for what is right living his life by the Dwarven Vows, seeing as he was adopted and raised by a dwarf named Dirk. In the span of the game, Lloyd betters the lives of many in need and saves the world from complete destruction using the force of his Mother's Cruxis Crystal, a higher form of Exsphere, called the Angelus Project.
Lloyd Irving helped save Sylvarant and Tethe'alla.
by Christian Cruz November 25, 2006
A type of comic that is used widely across the internet due to it's simplicity and overall hilarious appearance. To start, a "sprite" is a pose of a character taken from an existing sheet or ripped from video games by use of ROM's and the "Print Screen" button. To rip a sprite, one uses a rom and looks for a pose they require. They press the "print screen" button and paste onto Paint, Photoshop, etc. They proceed to long work by removing the background from the sprite. The sprite is then put on a "sheet", a compilation of various sprites. Already prepared sprites are all around the internet such as spriters-resource.com. There are also "custom sprites", which are hard worked alterations of existing sprites, or "pixel by pixel" creations, which are completely hand made. The comic is made by taking a pose from the sheet and placing it on a background, taken the same way as a sprite (with more work) and adding the necessary action. Already prepared backgrounds are also found in abundance, especially at bghq.com. After the comic is made, it can be hosted anywhere it is wanted or displayed on message boards with the use of a Photobucket or Imageshack account.
by Christian Cruz November 30, 2006
A Japanese show previously shown on the FOX network. It was a gmae show which utilized viewer participation by using text messageable answers. The show involved certain stunts with multiple choice results including how many ballons would make a chicken fly, which carjacker will steal a car first, and which of these women is really a man. The show was short lived, but still attracted its loyal viewers.
by Christian Cruz November 22, 2006