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Posted on Sat May 13, 2006 1:01 pm

### Ephyria

Joined: 15 Apr 2006
Posts: 20

Ive had a LD where I fought Sasuke from the Naruto anime and another where I fought some guy from Bleach.
The cool thing is that the dreams were animated

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Posted on Sun May 14, 2006 3:34 am

### Lucidess

Joined: 20 Apr 2006
Posts: 837

I just had one last night where I was some random superhero with a grappling hook and a sword, and I knew kung fu.
I was fighting some evil guy with pale ugly skin and a cape, and I was kicking his ass and then he retreated and I was using the grappling hook in a city, trying to catch up but he flew away ;-;
I gained the LD right after I fought him.

Ephyria wrote:
Ive had a LD where I fought Sasuke from the Naruto anime and another where I fought some guy from Bleach. The cool thing is that the dreams were animated

I know my friend has dreams like that on a daily basis. Naruto dreams of sasuke and kakashi.. and so forth. Shes a girl so she has the tendancy to swoon in her dreams -.-;; sigh.

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Posted on Sun May 14, 2006 6:38 am

### Impqueen

Joined: 01 May 2006
Posts: 26

I had a dream a while back in which I was going into a banquet hall and it was a really grey boring place and I thought 'Hell, this is my dream and I want it to be the banquet hall from the Harry Potter movies!' and it was. I'm still not sure if that was a lucid dream.
It seems that if you are in control in a lucid dream, it could be anything you want it to be. So if you want it to be an anime dream, why not? Dreams as a whole, lucid or not, are likely to reflect your own experience and interests, so if you watch alot of anime or play alot of video games they're bound to show up in your dreams.

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Posted on Sun May 14, 2006 11:48 pm

### Felix_the_Cat

Joined: 17 Apr 2006
Posts: 177

galdon wrote:

Felix_the_Cat wrote:
As if we didn't have enough 12 year olds with overactive imaginations in the "the tower" thread... I had a sleep hallucination of a character from Mortal Kombat. When I was 8. You all need to lay off the video games and try not to so obviously be preteen.

hey, you want me to scan an image of my drivers license for you? you want to act like you know everything, and yet you are apparntly quite blatantly incorrect. you cannot verify my experience to be unreal any more than you can verify my age. i was in the middle of working on proving my story, and i'm ready to show proof that i am the age i clame to be.
i do NOT like being called a liar. i do NOT lie other than maybe a couple small insignificant ones in every day life that everybody does. but i do not even do those little ones as often as most people either.
anyways, i believe lucid dreaming means a dream that you are awake in right? if it is then yah, there shouldnt be any reason you shouldnt be able to have one about games/tv shows. i normally dont realize i'm dreaming, i'm an overly cautious person, and my dreams are rather close to real life, so even if i am consious during the dream i never do anything to break the flow out of fear i might be awake.

I was referring to pretty much everyone in the thread, besides myself and Daniel.
I don't particularly care what your actual age is. It's the age you act that matters. This goes for everyone. The whole "zomg I lucid dreamed into a video game" thing is really f*cking lame. Sure, maybe an ordinary dream that you have no control over might be in a game. That's cool; lord knows I've had some really strange dreams; last week I had a dream, and when I woke up the only thing I remembered of it was a map of the ethnic groups of Chad (I checked later, it was partially correct). But a lucid dream? Find something better to do than live out your favorite cartoon. Or, if you want to live out your favorite cartoon, for goodness' sakes, don't tell anyone.

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Posted on Mon May 15, 2006 11:48 am

### Impqueen

Joined: 01 May 2006
Posts: 26

So what do you do in your lucid dreams that's so much better than having a laugh? What are lucid dreams for if not to enjoy your imagination at work? And if you use the backdrop or characters from fictional settings what is so wrong with that?
So the other people on this thread are somewhat excited about their dreams and enjoy chatting about them? Again, what is so wrong with that?
You deem the subjects childish. So would it be better if they set their dreams in Dickens' London, or the Forest of Arden?

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Posted on Tue May 16, 2006 12:32 pm

### galdon

Joined: 02 Feb 2006
Posts: 133

Felix_the_Cat wrote:

galdon wrote:

Felix_the_Cat wrote:
As if we didn't have enough 12 year olds with overactive imaginations in the "the tower" thread... I had a sleep hallucination of a character from Mortal Kombat. When I was 8. You all need to lay off the video games and try not to so obviously be preteen.

hey, you want me to scan an image of my drivers license for you? you want to act like you know everything, and yet you are apparntly quite blatantly incorrect. you cannot verify my experience to be unreal any more than you can verify my age. i was in the middle of working on proving my story, and i'm ready to show proof that i am the age i clame to be.
i do NOT like being called a liar. i do NOT lie other than maybe a couple small insignificant ones in every day life that everybody does. but i do not even do those little ones as often as most people either.
anyways, i believe lucid dreaming means a dream that you are awake in right? if it is then yah, there shouldnt be any reason you shouldnt be able to have one about games/tv shows. i normally dont realize i'm dreaming, i'm an overly cautious person, and my dreams are rather close to real life, so even if i am consious during the dream i never do anything to break the flow out of fear i might be awake.

I was referring to pretty much everyone in the thread, besides myself and Daniel.
I don't particularly care what your actual age is. It's the age you act that matters. This goes for everyone. The whole "zomg I lucid dreamed into a video game" thing is really f*cking lame. Sure, maybe an ordinary dream that you have no control over might be in a game. That's cool; lord knows I've had some really strange dreams; last week I had a dream, and when I woke up the only thing I remembered of it was a map of the ethnic groups of Chad (I checked later, it was partially correct). But a lucid dream? Find something better to do than live out your favorite cartoon. Or, if you want to live out your favorite cartoon, for goodness' sakes, don't tell anyone.

how about instead of saying 'you are all idiots for having fun in a dream' you undestand that this particular thread is about if you've ever had a lucid dream and desided to make the dream like a show or game? you ever heard of fan fictions, or game/show based RPs? well a lucid dream is better than either because its like you are there a bit more than just imagining it.
instead of spoiling everyones fun time in this thread, or denouncing someone's serious topic because you dont believe it without proof of it's impossibility, keep your mouth shut.

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Posted on Tue May 16, 2006 11:41 pm

### Felix_the_Cat

Joined: 17 Apr 2006
Posts: 177

galdon wrote:

how about instead of saying 'you are all idiots for having fun in a dream' you undestand that this particular thread is about if you've ever had a lucid dream and desided to make the dream like a show or game? you ever heard of fan fictions, or game/show based RPs? well a lucid dream is better than either because its like you are there a bit more than just imagining it.
instead of spoiling everyones fun time in this thread, or denouncing someone's serious topic because you dont believe it without proof of it's impossibility, keep your mouth shut.

I'm not saying "you are all idiots for having fun in a dream".
Thank you for putting words in my mouth, though.
And I certainly believe everything in this thread as much as I believe anything here; if I didn't I wouldn't be posting here - what's the point of posting on a topic which I believe to be a bunch of lies?
With that, I will let the children have their fun.
Oh, and you need to see a psychologist.

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Posted on Wed May 17, 2006 1:11 am

### The_Musician

Joined: 01 Mar 2006
Posts: 323

I dunno. I am inclined to agree, but I also have to say that, just because these people arnt in persuit of more "formidable" reasons for lucid dreaming, doesnt give you the right to bash it. (I know you wernt bashing it, in a sense, its just that everyone took it like that)
These are just people that are either very new, or mildly new to things like doing anything you want in a dream. People tend to want to get some of the "I have always wanted to [insert random indiana jones reject situation here]" out of their systems. They will eventually grow tired of that, and try to actually understand it. Which will take researching it, and observing it through a fish-eye lense. (AKA: Scientific method thnx to keif for the new word )
But seriously, Its ok for kids to be kids. Dont waste that childhood. Its gone all too soon, and sooner than you think.

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FELIX!!! on Wed May 17, 2006 8:04 am

### Psyche15000

Joined: 24 Mar 2006
Posts: 46

Felix you are REALLY starting to piss me off!! Children and teens alike demand the same amount of respect and if you cant then get the h*ll out of PsiPog! Get off the f*cking planet! Sorry to everyone else, but this guy REALLY has to get a clue!!!

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Posted on Wed May 17, 2006 11:29 am

### Impqueen

Joined: 01 May 2006
Posts: 26

Personally, I wasn't suggesting you were disbelieving lucid dreams. However, I'd like to find out what your point is and how you decide what is childish and what is fun? You seem to be using this as an opportunity to feel superior to others on the thread, if that isn't your object I'm a little confused as to what is.
Maybe some people do need to consider whether what they are experiencing might be the symptoms of illness. You are hardly going to persuade them of that by sneering at them though.
Magician - there is absolutely no need to leave childishness behind when you become an adult. I haven't.

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Posted on Wed May 17, 2006 11:31 am

### JoeT

Joined: 27 Nov 2005
Posts: 349

Hello Felix_the_Cat,

Felix_the_Cat wrote:
I was referring to pretty much everyone in the thread, besides myself and Daniel. I don't particularly care what your actual age is. It's the age you act that matters. This goes for everyone. The whole "zomg I lucid dreamed into a video game" thing is really f*cking lame. Sure, maybe an ordinary dream that you have no control over might be in a game. That's cool; lord knows I've had some really strange dreams; last week I had a dream, and when I woke up the only thing I remembered of it was a map of the ethnic groups of Chad (I checked later, it was partially correct). But a lucid dream? Find something better to do than live out your favorite cartoon. Or, if you want to live out your favorite cartoon, for goodness' sakes, don't tell anyone.

It looks like you're stepping on everyone's toes and being a "bully" in a sense. Allow me to set the record straight. I think sharing your opinion in such a harsh and disrespectful manner is quite frankly stupid. Especially when you have people like me moderating the forums. I'll be more than happy to put you in your place.
I don't believe you have any right to be telling anyone how to live their lives or telling people to act their age. Look at yourself, you're completely ruining the topic discussion by stating your unwanted opinion and making people become angry.
Have you ever heard the quote "If you have nothing nice to say then don't say it at all"? Well, I have a quote of my own that I follow "If you have nothing to contribute to a conversation then do not speak". I suggest you follow that quote and stop acting like an immature child.
Your obvious intention was to share your opinion by basically stating "Hey, this is a stupid conversation, it sounds childish, grow up everyone". Well my misguided friend, I personally find this topic interesting and I was looking forward to hearing any stories, ideas or experiences that the members have to offer. Do you think I'm childish? If you do, you my friend are wrong.
If you wish to share your opinion in the next topic conversation try following your statements instead of being a hypocrite. You may be sharing your opinion based on how you feel about this topic conversation but the fact of the matter is many lucid dreamers use movies, books or imaginary backgrounds to experience them in a lucid dream.
In a lucid dream, anything is possible. Even having your dream in a made up or fictional setting. Perhaps you should actually do some research on lucid dreaming before you share your opinion. That would be the intelligent thing to do.
Please take my advice. I don't want to come back and see or anyone stating incorrect information based on how you personally feel. If you know that sharing your opinion will have an negative impact on the conversation or knowing that your opinion is negative and will upset other members, please do not post. There are many other topic discussions, don't go looking for a fight. You really don't want to run into me again.
As for everyone else, let's try to stay on topic. Let's put this minor upset in the past and let's continue the topic conversation. If I hear anymore insults or arguing, I'll be forced to lock this thread.
I myself have has many lucid dreams where I've used fictional backgrounds as my setting. Remember, in a lucid dream anything is possible. If you want to pick a certain scenario for your lucid dream, you can certainly do it.
Take care.
- JoeT

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Posted on Fri May 19, 2006 7:50 am

### noisetank69

Joined: 18 May 2006
Posts: 4

MikeV wrote:
yeah totally, my girlfriend had a lucid dream that was like resident evil.

Yeah, i had a dream that i was in Dawn Of The Dead (movie not game) The beginning was f***** up. I woke up and went to my parents room and they were devouring my sister. then they went for me. scary crap!!

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Posted on Tue Jun 20, 2006 2:10 pm

### Deeplake

Joined: 19 Jun 2006
Posts: 13

I had a dream i was at hogwarts, riding a broom

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Posted on Tue Jun 20, 2006 3:28 pm

### AuraTwilight

Joined: 16 Jun 2006
Posts: 18

I once OBE'd into the Star Fox universe. Had a romance with Fox McCloud. Good times. Good times. Still dating him in OBE.

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Posted on Mon Jun 26, 2006 11:54 pm

### aaront

Joined: 23 Jun 2006
Posts: 63

Ya ive had some crazy fictional lucid dreams, one was a hallway with two rooms on each side and thats it like thats the whole world, and when you walk thru the hallway you transform into a zombie and your int he zombie room , but when you walk back across your a human int he hman room, thats pretty strange right?

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