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DISCLAIMER: Those are not pictures I made myself, i just popped them into someone else's chart. Link is at the bottom of the description somewhere.

You wouldn't believe how many things I left out of this chart... @.@ Sorry Edgar Allan Poe, Shakespear, Robert Frost, The Grey king (Susan Cooper), The Pinky and the Brain, Lord of the Flies, Pokemon, Digimon, Rockleetist, xzerulx91, Red V.S Blue, Tetris, Soul Eater, Red Green, Blue Collar T.V, Who's Line Is It Anyway, Skip Beat, Megumi Oogata (voice acted some of my favourite characters and sings one of my favourite songs), Gackt, Utada Hikaru, my friends (dissincludes Bloodshed1992 because she's up there already), Group of Seven (artist group), Earshot (one of my characters was born to one of their songs) and the many many other artists and works that I have yet to mention. T^T~

ANYWAYS!... To the list I do have up there:
1. Yu-Gi-Oh! I have been influenced with everything until GX, wish is a disgrace. The cards, the manga, the show... yeah. Takahashi as well, I've looked into other works and stuff.
2. Left4Dead and Left4Dead2. These games ended up being my favourite games, and damned to say I'm friggin' addicted.
3. Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z. Both the manga and show are AWESOME, and the Dragon Ball Z abridged series on youtube done by TeamFourStar (TFSabridged) is absolutely amazing.
4. Xiaolin Showdown was one of my favourite shows when I was a kid. I'd go back and re-watch that nonsence for sure.
5. E Nomine is an awesome band I listen too, and the lyrics and song meanings are awesome. Deine Welt, Vater Unser, and Mitternacht being some of my favourite songs.
6. Samurai Shamploo. Yes, that's right. I loved that manga. Never did watch the show yet, but let me tell ya, the manga is the awesomest giggle fest I've gotten in a while dissincluding human interactions.
7. Saiyuki and Reload. I read it and loved the manga. The show was cool too, but the art in the manga is unbeatable.
8. Death Note. The art. It was awesome. A also loved the characterization and the break from the whole “I'll zap you with my fists, and you'll be hurt but not electricuted” nonsence in other things like Naruto. Thank you, Death Note, for saving me from the “Believe It!” spambot.
9. Kuroshitsuji. I haven't watched the new season yet, and I'm wondering if I should. I liked the whole Idea of Ciel actually being eaten at the end. That was the very thing that earned more than half of my respect for that series. I did like the art though. Both the show and the manga have been good to me, for as much as I've seen.
10. Hellsing. One of the first animes I ever got addicted to. I LOVE the manga and the show, and there's a silly abridged series somewhere too.
11. Ai Yamaguchi (or, at least, I think that's how her name was spelled). She is an AMAZING artist, of which all of you should check out. Deffinately. As in, like, NAOW. Come back and read this later. Lol.
12. Gundam Wing. Characterization and the show caught me. I didn't get to read the manga, but i deffinately want to, since manga is usually better than the show in any anime.
13. David Eddings. Any book by him. He is awesome. The Ruby Knight just happens to be my favourite book from him.
14. Fruits basket. I hate the show, loved the manga. Usually, it isn't my type of anime/comic, but somehow I liked it.
15. =Bloodshed1992 , an artist on deviantart~ Inspired me to do watercolours. Someday, I hope to be better than her at them. I've made her into a friend and rival. XD
16. Toad Patrol. Old show indeed, but me and bro watched it a lot as kids. I don't remember it too well anymore though...
17. Redwall. This was another childhood favourite, and I got a few of the books from someone I know. I watched the whole show – more than once.
18. YU YU HAKUSHO. Of all the things I will ever list, it has got to be one of my ALL TIME FAVOURITES. Some of my characters evolved thanks to the characters in Yu Yu Hakusho, and Karasu helped me come to grips with myself and find another way to keep me a tad bit more sane. It's also one of the reasons I was actually going to put up with people again. I have read the manga and watched the show enough times I can recite half of it. I bought as much of the manga as I could, downloaded everything I couldn't get so I would have it until I bought it. I did like some of Yoshihiro Togashi's other works too, but Yu Yu hakusho is by far the most important.
19. Cybersix. An old favourite again, and even though it didn't really have that many episodes, bro and I watched this until we went to sleep some days.
20. Vassalord is currently my second favourite manga. Yu Yu Hakusho is the only thing that beats it. Rayflo uses a lot of the same mannerisms as me. I plan to buy all the manga and drama Cds, and I hope it turns into an anime someday, but until then, I have everything downloaded except for volume one, which sits safely on my desk.
21. Watership Down is an old show me and bro used to watch. We couldn't remember it well at first, but when we went back to figure out why we knew that name, we were a little surprised at the gore content.
22. Mon Colle Knights. I used to watch this every day before I went to school, but one day it suddenly stopped. Since we were so new to computers back then, we didn't know we could download it from a computer. Years later, we finally remembered the name, and searched every day for more than 2 years, and haven't been able to find a place to watch it. We miss it soooo much, so if anyone has a helpful link, feel free to share.
23. Ayano Yamane has some AMAZING works, my favourite currently being Ikoku irokoi Romantan. I wish I could do that kind of art and draw men that sexy.
24. Golden Sun is currently my second favourite game. Even though it;s just an old GBA game, it's better than almost any game series that I've ever played on any other system. The left4Dead series is the only series that beats it. I've been playing Golden Sun ever since shortly after I got my GBA, and everyone knows how old and outdated those are now.
25. My third favourite game – Harvest Moon DS. Keira is mine, bitches~
26. Cardcaptors was one of my favourite shows growing up as a kid, and it;s still pretty cool. Yue and Julian are my favourite characters.
27. Inu-Yasha was the very first anime I ever watched, and I loved it. I could relate with many of the characters, and the characterizations were awesome. Sure, it may have been repetitive, but so is life. Shortly after I fell in love with the show, I found the manga, and the name of it's creator, Rumiko Takahashi. I searched up more works one day, and I have to say, she was the very first inspiration I ever had. I've noticed that it shows through a lot of my work, too.

Also, people have asked me why I hate Family Guy and South Park and all of that kind of stuff. It all started with Ren and Stimpy, or whatever it was called. I was mature enough as a child that I found the show absolutely horrible and stupid. It wasn't funny at all, and the stuff following it could never keep my interest because it was all so detestable.

That, my friends and watchers, is a small chunk of what would be my Influence map. You can find the original bank version of the map here: [link]

If I forgot anything or accidentally filled my list in wrong, let me know XD

Description
DISCLAIMER: Those are not pictures I made myself, i just popped them into someone else's chart. Link is at the bottom of the description somewhere.

You wouldn't believe how many things I left out of this chart... @.@ Sorry Edgar Allan Poe, Shakespear, Robert Frost, The Grey king (Susan Cooper), The Pinky and the Brain, Lord of the Flies, Pokemon, Digimon, Rockleetist, xzerulx91, Red V.S Blue, Tetris, Soul Eater, Red Green, Blue Collar T.V, Who's Line Is It Anyway, Skip Beat, Megumi Oogata (voice acted some of my favourite characters and sings one of my favourite songs), Gackt, Utada Hikaru, my friends (dissincludes Bloodshed1992 because she's up there already), Group of Seven (artist group), Earshot (one of my characters was born to one of their songs) and the many many other artists and works that I have yet to mention. T^T~

ANYWAYS!... To the list I do have up there:
1. Yu-Gi-Oh! I have been influenced with everything until GX, wish is a disgrace. The cards, the manga, the show... yeah. Takahashi as well, I've looked into other works and stuff.
2. Left4Dead and Left4Dead2. These games ended up being my favourite games, and damned to say I'm friggin' addicted.
3. Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z. Both the manga and show are AWESOME, and the Dragon Ball Z abridged series on youtube done by TeamFourStar (TFSabridged) is absolutely amazing.
4. Xiaolin Showdown was one of my favourite shows when I was a kid. I'd go back and re-watch that nonsence for sure.
5. E Nomine is an awesome band I listen too, and the lyrics and song meanings are awesome. Deine Welt, Vater Unser, and Mitternacht being some of my favourite songs.
6. Samurai Shamploo. Yes, that's right. I loved that manga. Never did watch the show yet, but let me tell ya, the manga is the awesomest giggle fest I've gotten in a while dissincluding human interactions.
7. Saiyuki and Reload. I read it and loved the manga. The show was cool too, but the art in the manga is unbeatable.
8. Death Note. The art. It was awesome. A also loved the characterization and the break from the whole “I'll zap you with my fists, and you'll be hurt but not electricuted” nonsence in other things like Naruto. Thank you, Death Note, for saving me from the “Believe It!” spambot.
9. Kuroshitsuji. I haven't watched the new season yet, and I'm wondering if I should. I liked the whole Idea of Ciel actually being eaten at the end. That was the very thing that earned more than half of my respect for that series. I did like the art though. Both the show and the manga have been good to me, for as much as I've seen.
10. Hellsing. One of the first animes I ever got addicted to. I LOVE the manga and the show, and there's a silly abridged series somewhere too.
11. Ai Yamaguchi (or, at least, I think that's how her name was spelled). She is an AMAZING artist, of which all of you should check out. Deffinately. As in, like, NAOW. Come back and read this later. Lol.
12. Gundam Wing. Characterization and the show caught me. I didn't get to read the manga, but i deffinately want to, since manga is usually better than the show in any anime.
13. David Eddings. Any book by him. He is awesome. The Ruby Knight just happens to be my favourite book from him.
14. Fruits basket. I hate the show, loved the manga. Usually, it isn't my type of anime/comic, but somehow I liked it.
15. =Bloodshed1992 , an artist on deviantart~ Inspired me to do watercolours. Someday, I hope to be better than her at them. I've made her into a friend and rival. XD
16. Toad Patrol. Old show indeed, but me and bro watched it a lot as kids. I don't remember it too well anymore though...
17. Redwall. This was another childhood favourite, and I got a few of the books from someone I know. I watched the whole show – more than once.
18. YU YU HAKUSHO. Of all the things I will ever list, it has got to be one of my ALL TIME FAVOURITES. Some of my characters evolved thanks to the characters in Yu Yu Hakusho, and Karasu helped me come to grips with myself and find another way to keep me a tad bit more sane. It's also one of the reasons I was actually going to put up with people again. I have read the manga and watched the show enough times I can recite half of it. I bought as much of the manga as I could, downloaded everything I couldn't get so I would have it until I bought it. I did like some of Yoshihiro Togashi's other works too, but Yu Yu hakusho is by far the most important.
19. Cybersix. An old favourite again, and even though it didn't really have that many episodes, bro and I watched this until we went to sleep some days.
20. Vassalord is currently my second favourite manga. Yu Yu Hakusho is the only thing that beats it. Rayflo uses a lot of the same mannerisms as me. I plan to buy all the manga and drama Cds, and I hope it turns into an anime someday, but until then, I have everything downloaded except for volume one, which sits safely on my desk.
21. Watership Down is an old show me and bro used to watch. We couldn't remember it well at first, but when we went back to figure out why we knew that name, we were a little surprised at the gore content.
22. Mon Colle Knights. I used to watch this every day before I went to school, but one day it suddenly stopped. Since we were so new to computers back then, we didn't know we could download it from a computer. Years later, we finally remembered the name, and searched every day for more than 2 years, and haven't been able to find a place to watch it. We miss it soooo much, so if anyone has a helpful link, feel free to share.
23. Ayano Yamane has some AMAZING works, my favourite currently being Ikoku irokoi Romantan. I wish I could do that kind of art and draw men that sexy.
24. Golden Sun is currently my second favourite game. Even though it;s just an old GBA game, it's better than almost any game series that I've ever played on any other system. The left4Dead series is the only series that beats it. I've been playing Golden Sun ever since shortly after I got my GBA, and everyone knows how old and outdated those are now.
25. My third favourite game – Harvest Moon DS. Keira is mine, bitches~
26. Cardcaptors was one of my favourite shows growing up as a kid, and it;s still pretty cool. Yue and Julian are my favourite characters.
27. Inu-Yasha was the very first anime I ever watched, and I loved it. I could relate with many of the characters, and the characterizations were awesome. Sure, it may have been repetitive, but so is life. Shortly after I fell in love with the show, I found the manga, and the name of it's creator, Rumiko Takahashi. I searched up more works one day, and I have to say, she was the very first inspiration I ever had. I've noticed that it shows through a lot of my work, too.

Also, people have asked me why I hate Family Guy and South Park and all of that kind of stuff. It all started with Ren and Stimpy, or whatever it was called. I was mature enough as a child that I found the show absolutely horrible and stupid. It wasn't funny at all, and the stuff following it could never keep my interest because it was all so detestable.

That, my friends and watchers, is a small chunk of what would be my Influence map. You can find the original bank version of the map here: [link]

If I forgot anything or accidentally filled my list in wrong, let me know XD