Dive into Shine

Congratulations, Human! You are a member of the Great Race of Yith, an almost immortal species of creature with the ability to move minds through time using a "mind swap", allowing them to effectively see the future and avoid their own demise. The Yithians have effectively moved their entire society from one body to another dozens of times throughout their history , though when we speak of the Yithians, were are referring to the species described as a legless cone, with a pair of arm-like claws, an eye-like globe on the top of a stalk, and a trumpet-like organ on a stalk sprouting from the top of the cone. The Yithians of earth's past, who lived in Australia during the Cretaceous era, used their ability to spy of the future to foresee their own extermination at the hands of flying polyps, and so transferred their minds en-mass into the beetle-people living in earths future. The Cretaceous Yithians are noted for building the great library-city of Pnakotus, in which the famed Pnakotic Manuscripts were housed, detailing in parts the long existence of the Yithians.

You are Great Cthulhu! You lay and dream at home (or the beach) most of the time but one day (when the stars are right) you will suddenly have the power to get out there and show the world what youre made of! Lets hope you dont do too much damage......

You are Kyon! Kyon is one of Haruhi's male companions. He is described as cynical and sarcastic, and is the sole voice of reason in their dynamic relationship. He is the only normal human in the SOS-dan. The name Kyon is actually his nickname; his aunt gave him his nickname, and his sister is responsible for it being used by his schoolmates. His real name remains unknown. Although the title of the series implies Haruhi Suzumiya is the main character, the story is actually told from Kyon's point of view. This has an interesting side effect, occasionally when he speaks his mouth is hidden, disguising this as narration and only revealed to be dialogue when somebody answers.

You are most like Robert Louis Stevenson. You love pirate stories and you abesolutely know that you have an evil alter ego that likes to come out at times. Stevenson wrote "Treasure Island" and "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde". "No man is useless who has a friend, and if we are loved we are indispensable." R.L.S.