I'm going to implement a rule for asking me questions that requires you actually know the person you're asking questions to.

Boob hat

Fox likes it, I believe.

I hate mothers. At best, there is a swath of characters that I may be indifferent to, but that's like asking what my favorite slice of bread in a loaf is. I don't know, they're basically interchangeable at that point. Point is, nobody in particular comes to mind as standing out even slightly (in a positive direction. Plenty do in a negative direction.)

General Yunan, Scourge of the Sand Wars, Defeater of Ragnar the Wretched, and the Youngest Newt Ever to Join the Ranks of the Great Newtopian Army, is clearly the best at EVERYTHING.

I don't really care for pregnancy as a kink, so if it ever happened, it would solely be for a story reason, not a kink thing. So, given any other breeding occurring to any other character would be extremely kinky, either for genderbending or orientation play stuff, logically the only character that leaves is Sofia. But it's not likely in the slightest, especially since I don't see any story value in Sofia becoming a mother.

The shows are not as comparable as a lot of people make them out to be, but I personally enjoyed Amphibia more, myself. I jived with its pacing, message/themes, and supporting cast a lot more.

I would breed Palutena

Amphibia is fucking awesome. It was particularly vindicating for my personal writing style of hooking fans with fun characters before causing HEARTBREAK

No

I've definitely tried, like, one or two before, but search me if I could tell you any specific one. Other than Huniepop, I guess, which was a somewhat neat puzzle game with some REALLY shitty Everything Else Around It that I ultimately regretted buying.

I have never seen Star Trek and I don't like Star Wars, so my answer is Doctor Who.

I enjoy Super Smash Bros a lot. Generally, though, fighting games aren't my thing because of the competitive pitfalls they lean into. If you don't have someone to enjoy playing a game with, it's just a frustrating skill ceiling to self-learn and it sucks and is miserable. I vastly enjoy Smash and Rivals as more casual multiplayer hang-outs than actual fighting games as a result. To that extent, I PERSONALLY would get more out of games like Rivals with more robust single-player content, a la Subspace Emissary, but I also understand that it's a niche game in a niche series made on a smaller budget, they're not going to and SHOULDN'T cater to everyone. Their intent is a competitive fighting game, I'm not their target audience, and if there's any lesson to take from shit like Pikmin 4, it's that the more accessible something becomes, the more its identity is irreversibly stripped away until you're playing an undead facsimile of what you once enjoyed.

I have never played a Quake game, a Doom game, a Wolfenstein game, a Counter-Strike game, a Half-Life game, or any other classic PC FPS.

Nope.

I'm not particularly good at them, but they're perfectly valid as a style of game. I do quite enjoy Metroid Prime, too.

Whatever anon is obsessed with trying to put me into random roles, please stop asking me questions like this.

In general, Kirby, ROB, Mr. Game & Watch, Yoshi, Hero, Greninja, Ridley, Charizard, Mega Man, and Pac-Man. Unless it's Melee, in which I main Sheik with a very occasional Marth secondary.

In-universe, there are currently none. Meta-wise, myself, I'm the writer of the Leo comics, I make the choices, I am in theory their goddess.

My sona is myself, not a separate character. Any 'scenario' she went through would be just asking me what I myself would prefer. To that extent, it depends strictly on if the demons are horny or not. I would definitely want to get fucked by hot demons, but if they're more of a murderous type, then I guess learning "magic", as nebulous as a concept as that is, might be more interesting.

Does preferring a genderbent Sonic count

TBNL probably already is from an evil universe.

I would never do this so it is not worth contemplating.

I own it, though have not yet played it.

The only games I think I've actually played with a character creator were Sonic Forces and Pikmin 4. Sonic wins, I guess, because Pikmin 4 always loses everything.