Natsume Yuujinchou San

You know, I was a bit surprised that there weren’t more people reviewing Natsume Yuujinchou San. Exactly like its preceding two seasons, it follows Natsume Takashi as he juggles between building a family with the Fujiwaras, the few but cherished friendships he’s made, and discovering more about his grandmother Reiko through his involvement with youkai. Also like the first two seasons is the feeling and atmosphere carried by the show: very light, pastel animation; very easy on the eyes even if it is lacking in detail. For the most part (and I say this vaguely because I’m terrible at paying attention to these things) the music is well selected and fits the calming, soothing theme, picking up when the action starts.

But most importantly, is the the heart of Natsume Yuujinchou which, of course, is Nyanko Sensei.

I. Love. That. Cat!

Asura Cryin’ Season 2 Ep 6

Unfortunately, time has become a big factor in my study life now. And studying is about all I do for life these days so as you can see time becomes even shorter, *sob*. I’m ok though, in case any of you cared, (probably not). But with that, I would like all of you who read and follow my weekly review of Asura Cryin’ Season 2 to please leave me a comment letting me know that you follow. I don’t want to sound bossy and I don’t want to force anyone, but I’m just saying that if I get no manifestations then I will have to stop reviewing this anime.

"Mona Lisa" got NOTHIN on this chick!

 

And if there’s even one person, then I promise that I will keep giving my best reviews for Asura Cryin’. 🙂

Asura Cryin’ Season 2 Ep 5

I’ve noticed that the studio likes taking a break from those constant action-filled episodes every now and then. And that’s exactly what we have here. So, instead of Super-Tomo and his trusty sidekick Misao, we get to witness the lovely (and hilarious) bonding time between Tomo and Kanade. And if any of you think that Japanese girls are all shy and too scared to hit-on or flirt with guys, well then you’re probably right. But I do know that in this episode we see very clearly that shy girls like Kanade will still get what they want even if they don’t say a single word. Scary isn’t it? When you start to realize how powerful women REALLY are. *shiver*



"Hey Careful! I don't want to scuff my shoes!"

Canaan Episode Seven & Eight

I want to say that things are picking up without giving anyone false hope. But then again, there isn’t much hope for Canaan, is there? Sigh…