Yo!.. I know this is like a thousand years late, but workload has been increasing recently (unfortunately money flow hasn’t, wish equivalent trade principle would really exist). Anyway, I was able to watch this episode just now, and couldn’t wait to write about it. Before the actual review, let me just tell all of you one thing: Life can still give us nice surprises…
Continue reading ‘C Episode 2.. Surprises can still be good!’
AnoHana, isn’t an Automatic Custom Rifle (ACR), but a Sporting Purpose Automatic Shotgun (SPAS 12). Specifically, engineered to intoxicate the 1990’s generation with so much nostalgia it’s more addictive than heroin with a few roofies (That one’s for u JglzA).
Stop fighting bitches. You'll all get a chance to suck my cock. Seriously, you should watch the part where these girls go at it. It's ugly and immature.
Finally the most delayed show of the season starts, and boy do they have a bunch of catching up to do… 10 episodes in 2 weeks! Thats going to keep me quite busy. So to keep my sanity I’m going to do 2 eps at a time.
So here we have the ony sport anime of the season, Softeni does not count I don’t care what you say. Major has shown us that Baseball is popular and requires spirit to play, while One Outs showed us that it is also quite technical and now Moshidora looks to show us that above all Baseball is a team sport.
With the introduction of Wakura Yuina – the granddaughter of the rival hot springs inn – and the really large Grey Heron, our cast of characters is complete.
As Madoka learns of the sacrifice that Homura had made for her – turning back time, reliving the same moments, fighting the same fights, over and over again – all to save Madoka from becoming a Puella Magi, and ultimately a Witch, Madoka makes the ultimate sacrifice for Houmra, and all the other Mahou Shojou across the globe.
Continue reading ‘Madoka Magica Eleven & Twelve: Madoka Becomes a God’
Given that its 3 episodes already, this will just be an “Impressions” post as opposed to a First Impressions post.
In a nutshell i’ve been pretty impressed with X-Men so far, it’s officially way better than both Iron-Man & Wolverine put together.
The legacy of death note continues, while code geass played on the combination of mecha and death note-ish Zero. Future diary is akin to battle Royale + death note the book. Violent, supernatural and totally gripping since characters do die just like that they do in deadman wonderland. Definitely worth waiting for, been collecting the manga so far (yes, real books) and worth every penny.
Esuno began the Future Diary manga in 2006, and the main series just ended last December. Tokyopop published the 10th Future Diary manga volume in North America on April 12, just days before announcing that its North American publishing operations will end next month. The 12th and final volume of the Future Diary manga is shipping in Japan on April 26, and the Future Diary television anime will premiere this fall.
Who would knew this day would come! I have been a long time fan of Rurouni Kenshin, hell, I bought the manga back when I was a kid a book per week, also recently finished watching the whole anime series last year. Season 1 and 2 stayed true to the manga up till volume 16 before it diverges into side stories and 2 arcs of its own in season 3 which were….pretty crappy (lol feng shui fighters). Perhaps this anime series will reboot the entire franchise or continue straight from volume 17 of the manga. Personally, I hope for it to continue straight from the manga since season 1 and 2 were already pretty well done.
News quote from ANN as below:
The June issue of Shueisha’s Jump Square magazine is announcing on Thursday that production on a new Rurouni Kenshin anime project has been green-lit. More information will be provided in future issues of Jump Square.
The magazine also noted that the Blu-ray Disc versions of the two Rurouni Kenshin original video anime (OVA) projects and the Rurouni Kenshin: Ishin Shishi no Chinkonka [Requiem] film will ship between August 24 and October 26. A compilation CD will ship on July 27. Rurouni Kenshin, Meiji Kenkaku Romantan Saisen, a new game for the Sony PSP system, already shipped last month.
Nobuhiro Watsuki’s original 1994-1999 samurai manga in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump inspired a television anime series that is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year. Viz Media published the manga in North America, and Media Blasters’ AnimeWorks label released the television anime. ADV Films released the two OVA projects and the film under the licenser’s prescribed title Samurai X.
Since he ended the Rurouni Kenshin manga, Watsuki drew Gun Blaze West and Buso Renkin. His current title, Embalming – The Another Tale of Frankenstein, has been running in Jump Square since the magazine’s inaugural issue in 2007.
Source: http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2011-04-18/new-rurouni-kenshin-anime-green-lit
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