I'll answer this in two parts, first the first one I ever even vaguely have memories of from quite early childhood, and the second the more "normal" answer.

The first I have even a vague memory of? It's a surreal answer. Noble from Thumbelina: A Magical Story. A sugar fairy who Is Gender. I was very very young. I was just drawn in by things I felt were "magical" back then. Something about Noble stuck with me forever.

The first that was more of an actual crush? Sailor Mercury. I found everything about her very attractive and interesting. I wouldn't say I still have a crush on her but I do still like her as a character a great deal and I probably aspired to be like her in life quite a lot. I wonder if I succeeded or not.

Boobs! I don't know, I've just always been drawn more to them. I don't dislike butts or other parts of a woman's body, I think every part of a person can be cute or beautiful or sexy, to be honest.

But if a girl has big bazoongas I'm definitely going to look there first -- or depending on the situation, be trying my best NOT to.

"Why" is a tough one. I don't know for sure. Personally mine are very sensitive. I think that's part of it; it's such a nice part of the body for me, I figure it would be for a lot of other women too. I also just think they have more to offer visually than even a good butt, most of the time.

I don't really mind size that much either... but I do like big ones the most overall.

Truth be told, I don't buy physical games much at all anymore, for a bunch of different reasons but mostly space and convenience are big things. Obviously arcade machines would be exceptions to this.

The too-obvious answer would be something like a real Pop'n Music cabinet, if I could have any.

But my less predictable answer is that I'd like to have a real cabinet of Numan Athletics. I played it at an arcade growing up, and I became absolutely enamored with it, especially when I set a "world record" high score. I thought it was literally the record in the entire world because I was a pretty dumb little girl! Then, when that machine went away mere weeks later, I didn't know what the game was or what it was called for many, many years. When I finally discovered it again, I was extremely happy.

I'm proud of my "DDR machine". It's not a real one, but something I've set up and maintained myself, with very high-quality metal pads. But I wouldn't count that either.

I'm not sure. I don't feel like I have any games I'm specifically "proud of owning". But I own physical Japanese copies of Langrisser I & II, Tales of Phantasia, and Persona 2 Tsumi on PS1, and the physical collector's editions of a few Japanese games as well like Langrisser I & II (PS4 this time) and ESPRa.De. I like those. I also have the Japanese Switch version of Retro Game Challenge 1+2. I sort of feel nothing about most of my physical game collection because I feel like I can get any of it back if I lose it, at any time. But I care about my imports. I also have the Japanese collector's edition of Live A Live complete with bag and board game.

The exception to this may be Doujinsoft. I own physical copies of Acceleration of SUGURI 2 and BLOODVANE. I also have a physical copy of "SUGURI Perfect Edition" which I myself worked on; I believe there are less than 1,000 of those.

Actually, I've decided. My real answer is that I own a physical copy of Super Ledgehop Double Laser. I think those are extremely rare.

They're a lot less scary than the humans in the yakuza. They help old ladies cross the street and stuff like that, just like the humans in the yakuza do. But they also eat the same kind of stuff as me, which is nice. Yakuza humans eat stuff like burgers. That scares me.

The Nyafia cats are very protective and very dangerous, but they're never any danger to me like those scary yakuza types are. They treat me like a princess and get me anything I need. They do ask to be fed a lot but every kind of henchman has some kind of upkeep so that's okay. They rob banks sometimes but never food banks.

Fry isn't part of the Nyafia. He's aware of it but he's actually from outer space. He's a space cat. Space cats don't do that sort of stuff. They're off in their own world, in a manner of speaking. He answers to no one. Still begs for food though. He begs for food no matter how much he's eaten today.