Hello everybody! :D I guess if your on my bio, that means you want to know who the heck I am. And stuff. eue

Anyways. I am a female who mostly goes by the name of Moss, Mossfire, Mossy-moo (That's what happens if you get your friends into Beyblade eue), Darkus, and DarkusWavern.

I took the name DarkusWavern because that was a main character in one of the first fanfictions was - you guessed it - a Darkus Wavern. I am in many fandoms, but mostly the following:

-Bakugan (depends on my mood)

-Beyblade Metal Fight / Zero-G

-Pokémon (eh...)

-Wolf's Rain

-Doctor Who

-Sherlock

-Robotech

-Babylon 5

-Star Trek (Original)

-Soul Eater

-Tegami Bachi / Letter Bee

-Sidonia no Kishi / Knights of Sidonia

-Mass Effect

-Tokyo Ghoul

-Halo

-Gargantia on the Verdurious Planet

I think thats all. If I come across any more, I'll add them here. :)

My deviantart is DarkusWavern. =V_V=

The Last Generation News:

Episode 3 is in progress.

"Don't worry about those who talk behind your back - they're behind you for a reason.

"Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter won't mind.

"Don't gain the world and lose your soul - wisdom is better than silver & gold.

Doubt kills more dreams than failure ever will.

Gingka taught me to never lose hope. And that as long as your friends are behind you, you can save the world and get a burger all in a day’s work.

Kyoya taught me to never give up and never stay down. You've got to get back on your feet, even when all the odds are against you.

Masamune taught me to keep reaching for number one. Even when checkered by failure, you cannot stop trying.

Kenta taught me to do whatever it takes to help your friends.

Madoka taught me to stand by your friends and cheer them on all the way.

Tsubasa taught me to overcome your dark side, and that being intellectual doesn't mean you’re weak or boring.

Ryuga taught me that nobody is completely evil, and that even the strongest of us are mortal too.

Yu taught me to find the fun in everything and not to take life too seriously.

Hikaru taught me that when one window closes, another one always opens and to never forget where you came from.

Ryo taught me that growing older doesn't mean you have to grow up.