∆˚Oni-Yin-Yangs˚∆~UNDER CONSTRUCTION~ ;P

[Neko-the-Gunslinger]

SOOOORRYYYYYY!!!!!!, ;A; I'm a bit busy at the moment (these two weeks I'm working on a dance performance and the teachers are stricken butts =~=; I have stuff to catch up with- then I'll finish up these requests
(p.S: my quality improved, so I might do some new bases soon <3 ....after I'll finish requests xD I promise!)

LOTS OF LOVE and thank you for understanding! <3 so sorry ;~;

[WitchSoul0123]

HahaXD we all understand (I think) I'm just glad everyone's alive and well^^

[lokixp]

lol good luck with your dance performance

[rainy.txt]

loved! cant wait to get one x)

[Neko-the-Gunslinger]

Back <3 Here's Witch's:



Hope you like it!^^

[Neko-the-Gunslinger]

Thanks^^ (Now to complete the others XD ) Sorry I have gotten so behind >.<

[WitchSoul0123]

Back <3 Here's Witch's:

~Cut for size~

Hope you like it!^^

OMLDDDDDDDDDDDD! SO AMAZIN"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*Hugs Neko-san, then dies*

[Neko-the-Gunslinger]

XD I'm really glad you like him^^ *huggles back*

[Neko-the-Gunslinger]

It's japanese endings^^
"-Kun" (Male version for good friends or little kids) as well as "-Chan" for girls
"-San" is like Mrs and Miss, though also respective XD
"-Sama" is more so respective like "Mistress"
and finally: "-Dono" which means "lord" XD
(Also Sempai is like someone you look up to and respect as a classmate of a great friend while Kohai is someone below you; someone that calls you a Sempai)
hope that helped :3

[WitchSoul0123]

"-san" is a ccommon japanese honorific, it conveys general respect and politness, and can be used for both male or female people, kinda like mrs. or mr. or miss

Neko-san beat meXD Also, if anyone feels like using an honorific towards me, -chan is fine^^