A clique is... [If you know what it is... you can skip this part]

Oh... well... cliques are used to describe yourself, who you are, what do you like or are obsessed with, and to show the people who see them what style you are in. You have cliques somewhere on your personal website or blogs/journals, wherever you want, in my case even in a profile... You have to put a small code like this ---> iku || Inuki <--- linking the site from where you obtained your clique. There are many cliques from which to choose, so... there are rules to follow... depending the site: you can have the option to choose the character you want even though a member has already chosen it, some sites also don't let you choose a character that has been already picked up by other member.

What does "iku" mean?

"iku" means something like "come"
so... "...iku?" <-- is --> "...come?" [or I hope it means that] I mean that it's like if you were "asking a friend to come with you". And as the site is related to anime, it's a japanese word. I choosed IKU as the name for the clique because I thought of MASCOT for the name... but hey! a Digimon isn't a mascot nor Kero is, so... I realized IKU was the right word for the job. v^^v

Iku-Clique is about...

The page is related to mascots/no-mascots in anime series. In other words... if it is no-human it goes here =P. It can be because of ::

• One: You are identified with the owner/friend of that mascot/no-mascot
  i.e.: Sakura and Kero or my layout example Yuzuriha [me ^~] & Inuki.
• Two: That you LIKE the owner/friend of the mascot/no-mascot
  i.e.: You choose Kumagoro because [as I ^~] you are in love with Sakuma Ryuichi.
• Three: Because you JUST LIKE that character/mascot!
  i.e.: Charmander is great! but... I am not like Ash, not even like him...[it's a example ^^;;] but that pokemon is just my style!
• Four: Gomen... I can't think in a fourth reason... but if I ever do, you'll find it here.

So... I have given you some ideas from where to choose ^.^ Now that you know how it goes... go read the rules , obtain the code and join.

Something else you need to know is that the date at the top of each page indicates when the last modification was made to that page. And in the "main" page it's the "update".