Yes, Reiji was one of my first pair of rats! He was an energetic little explorer, a polar opposite to his brother. Incidentally he was named after the character in Gundam Build Fighters.
My memory of the matter is fuzzy, but I believe Naz is short for Nazlando, a name she invented for a harpy OC when she was a teenager? Perhaps we can get her to confirm on Fedi...

I really enjoyed A-Level Media Studies, both analysing media and producing it. I even carried that enthusiasm into university. But the further I got into my course the more I realised that it wasn't something I really wanted a career in. I much prefer partaking in media as a hobby rather than a job.

An adult AMAB sitting quite camply. He as thinning hair and painted nails. He's kind of cute depending on how you look at him, but he seems tired.

Rats CAN bite, yes. But for an average rat it wouldn't be without good reason. The only time a rat has bitten one of us with actual intent was when Reiji was overly hormonal and was still very angry from a fight. So usually only when something is wrong. A serious bite can bleed a lot, I believe Naz still has a small scar from that.
Link and Cid don't bite, but if you tickle them too hard they play back with their teeth, and they often give things exploratory nips, including body parts.

Oh no, I instantly forget all my favourite things when I'm asked like this!
I'm tempted to say Godzilla: King of the Monsters, mainly because it's exactly the kind of kaiju movie I wanted so badly as a kid. It's not perfect, and some of the human characters are extremely irritating. But the battles are huge and impactful, and nothing beats Godzilla and Ghidorah throwing down using modern special effects!

I'm not sure if this counts, but I vastly prefer my anime subbed over dubbed. I'm the sort who likes to enjoy media in as close to their intended format as possible, and I often find dubbed voice acting a bit stilted and unnatural.
Of course, the Japanese audio is probably unnatural too, but I don't notice as a non-native speaker!

I don't play very often, but I've enjoyed rhythm games in my time. I used to play original Guitar Hero quite a bit, but only to Hard difficulty.
The only rhythm game I play regularly now is BanG Dream: Girls Band Party, which is a gacha, but it still counts.

Sounds perfectly fine, don't worry!
Yeah, I wonder about that question. I hope whoever asked it is doing okay; they might have some things to unpack...

I don't really know many cat breeds by name. But I really like Maine Coons because they're so big and fluffy!

A pretty odd way to ask this if I'm honest.
You've kind of answered it yourself frankly. I have questioned my gender quite a bit already, and now I've gotten to the point where I've realised that I must not be cisgender if I've been thinking about it for so long. I wouldn't call it "giving up" on anything; rather I'm finally accepting a possibility that I've been avoiding for a long time now.

I think it was either The Jungle Book, Snow White or Bambi when I was still in single digits. Local cinema was rerunning a lot of old Disney movies. Fun fact, because I saw them in the cinema as a child, I didn't realise how old any of these Disney animations were until I was in my teens and I was SHOCKED!

Having not played a Bard in actual D&D I don't have a good handle on the different colleges. But my Tav in Baldur's Gate 3 is a College of Valor, and since I'm trying to play her as close to my own whims as possible I guess it would be the same for me too. I'm a creature of versatility, which is why that college spoke to me. Plus I enjoy being able to weird Harold. :3

Nyanyanya meow mrrrp meow nya!

My wife had rats when she was a kid, and a friend of ours had some a while back that I was obsessed with. Naz always had so many fun memories to share with her rats, so I knew if we were going to get pets, I was going to insist she get to have that experience again. And I'm so glad that's what we did.