Which Shounen character am I?

[Carthrat]

By popular demand...

->Let's face it, I'm the manliest guy on the boards. Therefore, it is only fitting to compare me to other paragons of manhood. What genre is better than the shounen anime/manga genre, renowned for it's flashy attack animations, and series upon series where nobody actually dies?

Cast your opinions and slake my ego; the character with the most votes will become my NEW AVATAR. Epic, eh?

[Merc]

Sena Kobayakawa

[thepanda]

Takashi Kamiyama

[Bjorn]

Chu-chu.

[Merc]

Chu-Chu isn't from shounen!

[Kwokinator]

Icchan ^_^

[Bjorn]

Chu-chu comes from a series that features non-stop, drawn-out battle sequences, characters that never die, and lesbians.  Other than the fact that its cast is entirely made up of pretty princesses, it is indistinguishable from shounen -- and do you really think Rat rates something other than a character from a pretty princess shounen-wannabe?

[Merc]

Well... if he accepts such contenders, then I'll change my vote to Icchan too. >_>

[Carthrat]

I don't, so ner ner ner. This more goes to show what Bjorn's concept of a manly paragon is, demonstrating his upside-down view of the world.

[Bjorn]

If you're supposed to be a manly paragon, then I foresee a lot of people switching to my upside-down perspective.

My new suggestion, though, since you're going to be picky: Kamesennin.

[Anastasia]

Rinoa.

[Dracos]

If you're supposed to be a manly paragon, then I foresee a lot of people switching to my upside-down perspective.

My new suggestion, though, since you're going to be picky: Kamesennin.

Seconded.  Both counts.

[Liddo-kun]

Domon Ishijima or Kazuma Kuwabara.

o_o

[Edward]

If you're supposed to be a manly paragon, then I foresee a lot of people switching to my upside-down perspective.

My new suggestion, though, since you're going to be picky: Kamesennin.

Seconded.  Both counts.

Thirded.  :D

[Dracos]

Kame~se-nnin