Oh, yes, I do love mah albino boys :D

But of course, I DO love Dilandu/Cerena very 
much...in fact, he/she/it used to be my absolute 
favorite character...but the more I watched 
Esca...the more the little spawn of blonde made 
his way into my heart, and the imaginary world in 
my head. You know, I went so far as to create an 
adult character design for him, complete in Esca 
style? That's right...I'm even currently writing 
a ownderfull indulgent fanfic on my part, heh 
^^;; I'm such a fanatic.

As for Cerena, she of course fits into my little 
Chid-world wonderfully, and for some reason I see 
them as having some type of bond later in life. I 
do get annoyed when she gets protrayed as ultra-
feminine...she was DILANDU, for Christ's sakes, 
leader of the Dragon Slayers and a swordsman to 
rival Allen...you think she would forget it all 
that quick and bow to the diginities of a lady? I 
don't think so. Of course, my view is that SHE is 
aware of Dilly, while Dilly was not aware of her, 
and I may be wrong about that, but it's my 
interpretation. I see her an almost Utena-esque 
character...not trying to be girly, but not 
trying to be a guy either. Just trying to be 
herself. Of course, it's just like Allen to want 
her to be a "lady"...^^;;

I also happen to think Cerena is one of the most 
beautiful Esca women, next to Eries. As for 
his/her voice...I didn't think it was so odd for 
a boy to have a female seiyuu as it is done 
throughout anime (Kenshin, Miki, Yuki, etc.)...I 
think part of the point they were trying to 
illustrate was Dilly's youth, and how intensely 
high strung he was, and I DO think he sounded 
rather masculine at points, because he is most 
DEFINITELY a guy, with guy parts, so it's not 
high-pitched due to femininity. It just really 
really helps later on XD

Heh...ranted waaaay too long on that.

-Misha, who also has an affinity for the Dragon 
Slayers...I want a cel of them as the ghosts!