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11/12/01




Also known as Seryan. Enjoys web design, old movies, shouting at the television, and not working in retail. Can often be found sending e-mails and LiveJournal comments to people she finds interesting, though they may have no idea who she is. ^_^


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From A Distance by JazzBot

Rated: G • starstarstarstarhalf-star
Summary: What's it like being alone for most of your life? Let Cosmos tell you
Reviewer: Firebird Signed starstarstarstar
Date: 08/11/04 Title: Chapter 1: From A Distance

Very nice Cosmos introspective! I like your explanation for why we almost never saw him, and that you included one of his TF:U hobbies (scaring humans, always fun).



Arcee First Attempt by Juu-Chan

Rated: G • starstarstarstarstar
Summary: My first attempt at drawing Arcee AND shading metal. I'm still technically new to drawing robots so any tips would be lovely ie: How to shade metal properly...
Reviewer: Firebird Signed starstarstarstarstar
Date: 26/09/04 Title: Chapter 1: Arcee First Attempt

Excellent likeness of the subject, everything from features to detail to expression is accurate. The metal shading comes across nicely as well.



Hardwired, Annihilation, Fusion by Firestorm

Rated: G • starstarstarhalf-star
Summary: A review of the trilogy by Scott Ciencin and David Cian.
Reviewer: Firebird Signed starstarhalf-star
Date: 23/02/06 Title: Chapter 1: Hardwired, Annihilation, Fusion

The use of multiple authors for a series (of whatever length) is a common occurence in novels that are published by a commercial concern. (Ex: the 'Star Wars' novels are written by numerous different authors, of varying skill levles.) As for the deaths of humans, that is simply realism. This isn't 'Armada' or 'Energon' where everything is pretty and clean for the kiddies. It may well be excessive in the novels, but you sound as though you're complaining about it simply because it exists.