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NTAD said:
Alright, here it comes. Pardon the bed layout, but I chose this day because it was house cleaning day.

What you see: Starting from the bottom left, a shitload of collector cards (white box and the two red boxes), a Lina Inverse LM figurine, two Dragon Magazine Heroine figures (small boxes, one of Lina, one of Naga), a Radio Drama CD which you can barely see behind one of my prized items, the orgel I was telling you about (open box in the middle of that stuff). Above that is a Lina plushie. Above the plushie is an unused Lina t-shirt transfer. At the very top against the closet are 12 unique super-grade wall scrolls. Below that are two spiral bound notebooks, unused. Below that, a Slayers TRY hand fan. Below that, a Lina/Naga/Amelia mouse pad. Below that, a Lina beach ball. The spread out things that look like card packs are, you guessed it, more cards. Above that are two playing card decks, including the foil deck you were gasming over. To the right of those is a fold-up Xelloss calculator and a Lina keychain. Above them are two custom made metal cigarette cases (I don't smoke) that even have lighters in them. At the top middle are two file jackets. Below them is the Tokyopop translated novel series. At the very bottom are assorted pins. Above right from the pins are a couple of loose LNs. To the right and down are the Super Famicom and Playstation games. The rest of the bottom right corner is music. The entire top right corner is anime, both the Software Sculptors series and the Funimation remastered series, as well as all the ADV releases. Also at the top is the lone VHS that I saved from Hurricane Isabel and the very gift my grandma got me that started me down this path of madness. It's the longest owned piece of Slayers merch that I have at 18 years.

Oh, actually mixed in with the anime are some doujin CDs, lol (below the VHS tape).

Next:

The custom t-shirt I told you about.

And theeeennnnnn:

What you see (sorry about the glare): From the bottom left, a bunch of art books, both domestic print and Japanese. There's also the BESM role-playing guides (three at the bottom left) which, if one needed them, are full of information and lore pertaining to the Slayers universe. The small one is the Slayers Fight guide for the trading card game. To the right is all the manga I managed to collect. The Super Explosive Demon Story saga. To the right of that is a complete set of SEDS in Japanese print followed by a package containing the special series in Japanese and Knight of the Aqua Lord in Japanese. At the very end is Slayers Gorgeous in Japanese. The lower row is Medieval Mayhem along with the special series in English and then Slayers Return and Slayers Premium in English.

And finally at the top, five of my most fought for possessions. 5 portraits from the 2001 Slayers Art Expo, 3 of which are signed by Rui Araizumi. They're duplicates obviously, but were extremely hard to come by and they put me out about $100 each. The one all the way to the left she did in March of 1992.

Now, what you DON'T see, because I couldn't be bothered to dig through boxes of manga, are the rest of the imported LNs I have. There's a box of them somewhere in my closet. Also, under my bed are about 20 or so posters, but they are taped between two pieces of cardboard to keep them flat. I intend to have them all framed when I finally get my own house. And you already know about my new phone case. I think I also showed you the Lina/Naga key chain chibis that I have, but I forgot to lay them out.


One day...one day.....I will have my shrine.