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huh. I don't see it.

I can't believe someone thought that. evil

Kyo: xd

I can't tell what Kaoru's doing.



I wasn't thinking it was you, so no worries?

well, I don't know. I take people accusing others of being a Nazi rather seriously. That's one of my big issues.

Sheesh, no need to take things all SERIOUS HARDCORE BUSINESS and go historical on my a**...I know Kyo ain't a Nazi...I was just poking fun at him...I don't do it cause I dislike him or anything...I really respect Kyo, cause of his vocal and songwriting abilities......really. I'm just a random 13 year old who thinks poking fun of my idols is amusing, and I never really take anything seriously...In fact, you shouldn't take anything I say seriously, to prevent further disagreements in the future. Yeah, so just forget I ever said that, and continue to stare at the hawt pics of the musician gods we call Dir en grey...yeah.

Bad Toshiya! You're gonna make all the fangirls die from major blood loss!!!
XD JK...Rowling...Ha ha...ha......bad joke, I know DX

Gomen nasai!!! I try to cut back on over reacting or posting in the dead of the night when my brain is so very tired... redface

I dunno for sure but I won't be surprised if it turned out that they are in fact christians. Kyo incorporates a lot of christian symbols in his lyrics; think of the rosario in Red...[em], or the lyrics of Jesus Christ R' N R.
Also, there's the poem "Myself" in one of his poem books and it has a huge cross in the middle of the picture - I have that scan somewhere. Also, the poster they sold at the merch table has a person crucified right smack in the middle and it's all symbolic and stuff.
Besides, Toshiya has been wearing rosarios around his neck many times, and the christian cross is a reaccuring symbol on Diru's old VK clothes, especilly Kyo's.
Think about it this way: in Japan Christianity is still a religion that is minor compared to Buddhism or Shinto - for several centuries it was banned and the Japanese christian communities lived in daily fear because being christian meant capital punishment for them. Christianity was labeled bad because it was "gaijin", that is foreign.
In today's Japan Christianity is cosidered an exotic thing - like for example Buddhism is considered rather exotic in the US - and many young Japanese or Japanese artists convert to Christianity to become unique or to show how they are "against mainstream society."
For evidence see the book The History of Japan by Conrad Totman and read Kyo's lyrics even more carefully then I assume some of you already do.

haha fat fangirl!!