Edit:

So i'm going to rephrase the question a bit, seeing as now i think how i'm going to read this data. Looking at this example as my guide: http://forums.create.msdn.com/forums/p/53404/323877.aspx

This is pretty much what i'm currently doing, and to be clear and show you guys: http://pastebin.com/GxqQcBDg

Thats how im loading the data. So looking at that guys example from his post, he has a similar layout, his "Enemies" can equal my element "Animated_Tiles" and then his "Items" could be equal to my "Tile" objects, atleast if you compare my data to his they look extremely similar, and yes i did update the Data as Richard Marskell - Drackir suggested, But i'm wondering if i can have "Type" definitions like the guy has in his example, to show what i mean:

  <Animated_Tiles Type="System.Collections.Generic.List[Namespace.Class]">

Can that be done? Or is it only the "Asset" element that can have the Type definition? Currently this is what my new data layout looks like: http://pastebin.com/i42166ZQ

Edit:

So i'm going to rephrase the question a bit, seeing as now i think know how i'm going to read this data. Looking at this example as my guide: http://forums.create.msdn.com/forums/p/53404/323877.aspx

This is pretty much what i'm currently doing, and to be clear and show you guys: http://pastebin.com/GxqQcBDg, that's how i'm loading my data. 

So looking at that guys example from his post, he has a similar layout, his "Enemies" can equal my element "Animated_Tiles" and then his "Items" could be equal to my "Tile" objects, at least if you compare my data to his they look extremely similar, and yes i did update the Data as Richard Marskell - Drackir suggested, But i'm wondering if i can have "Type" definitions like the guy has in his example, to show what i mean:

  <Animated_Tiles Type="System.Collections.Generic.List[Namespace.Class]">

Can that be done? Or is it only the "Asset" element that can have the Type definition? Currently this is what my new data layout looks like: http://pastebin.com/i42166ZQ

But currently, it seems to start reading it but i get this error by the first "Tile" Element. So the only difference i see between his & my layouts are that he has the Asset containing the List definition whereas i have "Animated_Tiles". So i'm unsure can any element can have the "Type=Blah" definition?

Well i'm just a bit stuck on how i should go about reading this data in my deserializer: http://pastebin.com/tL6PLg6A

As you see, each new Tile has it's own number, and then the stuff inside the tile is pretty basic to read. But it's trying to get a nice method of reading each Tile(Current Tile Number Being Read) section that i'm having difficult in approaching.

So i'm wondering on a method of going about reading the tile sections. I've never actually tried reading data from my XML files in this way before, so it's new to me and currently i can't get a nice way of doing it :/. Thanks for any help! It's much appreciated :).

Edit:

So i'm going to rephrase the question a bit, seeing as now i think how i'm going to read this data. Looking at this example as my guide: http://forums.create.msdn.com/forums/p/53404/323877.aspx

This is pretty much what i'm currently doing, and to be clear and show you guys: http://pastebin.com/GxqQcBDg

Thats how im loading the data. So looking at that guys example from his post, he has a similar layout, his "Enemies" can equal my element "Animated_Tiles" and then his "Items" could be equal to my "Tile" objects, atleast if you compare my data to his they look extremely similar, and yes i did update the Data as Richard Marskell - Drackir suggested, But i'm wondering if i can have "Type" definitions like the guy has in his example, to show what i mean:

  <Animated_Tiles Type="System.Collections.Generic.List[Namespace.Class]">

Can that be done? Or is it only the "Asset" element that can have the Type definition? Currently this is what my new data layout looks like: http://pastebin.com/i42166ZQ