In this new installment of Fate/Zero, shit happens. People who actually matter die. Command Spells and rape worms are finally pulled out of sleeves. The trump cards are being played one by one and many have already been played. This is endgame people. Now its all about who has kept the highest number of trump cards in their hands. Let’s get started.
Where have I seen this warehouse and that magic circle before…
I’m in this hell where I can barely squeeze in time to watch anime and play video games during lunch break called school. I thought that I would never be able to write about anime until the school year was over. By a twist of fate, I received an assignment to write a college essay on whatever the fuck I wanted as long as it was within 400 words. CARPE DIEM! I took the chance to write about anime. Before all of you laugh thinking that the essay would probably be mocked by peers and colleges alike. The former actually handed back my paper during feedback and told me it was good. One actually felt hers was completely incompetent after reading my essay and began another one. (Ok, OK I’m being an obnoxious bastard.) So, I present to you the essay written on the manga that changed my life, Honey and Clover. Enjoy. <3
-Poro
[Woah, it feels like an eternity since I wrote anything. I think it's been half a month already. NHL Hockey Playoffs really took my attention on anime away for this past time. I can already feel the rust and, so, I need to publish something to break the ice again. This post about Kore wa Zombie desu ka? of the Dead is pretty short (less than 350 words long including this chunk). I'm actually doing nothing more than pointing out a comical observation.]
Remember when Dyson-chan got damaged by Ayumu on episode 5 of Kore wa Zombie Desu Ka? Of The Dead?
Continue reading ‘The consequence of the damage on the Dyson Bladeless Fan’
An entire episode dedicated to the romances percolating amidst the greater storyline? Cue eye roll and exasperated sigh. However, by focusing on the one thing I really didn’t like about The Legend of Korra, the show has hopefully done the one thing I was really hoping for: getting the romance out of the way. Now that Korra’s confessed her feelings, kissed Mako, broken Bolin’s heart, and made friends with Asami, we can move on.
Oh and don’t worry: They’re all still friends.
Forget Korra versus Amon! It’s Korra versus Asami!
I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again: I am not a fan of Avatar romance. It’s not bad but it’s not great, and it always seems out of place. But let’s say with the introduction of Asami Sato – the daughter of wealthy tycoon Hiroshi Sato, creator of the Satomobile – I stop judging Avatar romance and just be nice while it plays out. I mean, it’s clearly not going away…
Oh God this post is late and I missed last week, sorry about that, I’ll just say that I really wish this show didn’t air on Tuesday. Oh and here are just my quick thoughts on episode 2 as penance. It was better than the first episode, there were some very stupid scenes but none of that held it back from being an incredibly fun episode.
Now that that’s out of the way, let’s talk about episode 3, shall we?
Now that I’m done with exams and the semester, I officially have NO life for about 4 months! Too Long!! Oh well, for this long period of having nothing productive to do, I guess that I have two objectives: Lose the beer belly and reach new heights as an anime watcher.
Continue reading ‘The path to insanity: Watching 400 TV anime series’
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