Macross Frontier comes to mind. Triangular has grown on me since I finished the series, but I never skipped Lion, ever. Definitely debatable, though (but of course, everything's up to taste).
I as expecting the Sailor Stars OP. I hardly even process the first OP as changing - changes in the animation, even if several times, just don't make as much of an impact as changing the song after a hundred and sixty episodes.
Hunter x Hunter - 19
I hope at some point Leorio stops being the hothead of the show that yells at every little thing that upsets him....
But Hanzo immediately smashing Gon's face into the ground was awesome and unexpected.
And wow. Gon during the final exam...
That was god awful...Hanzo simply conceded? I don't even think I can put into words how stupid that just was and how terrible of a bitter taste it leaves in my mouth.
Bought the second season (like two years ago. How I just now remembered I'll never know.) but dodged the second on bluray due to being a bad upscale. If they want my money, they know what to do there.
I assume you mean the first season was a bad upscale? According to this Mania.com forum post there is an HD-native master for the first season of Spice & Wolf, but apparently FUNimation never got a hold of those.
rozen maiden 2013 episode 2
pace slowed way down, but for the better, I am finding myself really interested in college jun's life, I almost dont want him to get involved with rozen maidens and just want to see his woes and tribulations in everyday college life as he works on shinku and slowly builds a relationship with this one chick. its such a different take compared to kid jun its almost refreshing despite not being something different from other animes
I assume you mean the first season was a bad upscale? According to this Mania.com forum post there is an HD-native master for the first season of Spice & Wolf, but apparently FUNimation never got a hold of those.
Yeah, that's what I meant, sorry. I was going to order both on the same day until I read that and decided to just grab S2. Too disappointed the HD master existed but wasn't brought over.
any comedies similar to Sayonara Zetsubo Sensei out there? It has brilliant VA and while it got a bit abstract at one point, the art was simply amazing.
any comedies similar to Sayonara Zetsubo Sensei out there? It has brilliant VA and while it got a bit abstract at one point, the art was simply amazing.
Check out Joshiraku. It's not quite the same but the manga was written by the same author as SZS so that style of comedy is in full force. One of my favorites from last year.
Yoshino is a great co-worker/mentor for Tomoya. I felt bad for Nagisa
due to the little time the two had together even having Tomoya skip the Founder's Festival and I like her even more so being able to be so level-headed through the ordeal.
I wonder if Tomoya's bad shoulder will affect the stability of his job. Overall another great episode showing the struggles of the work environment and trying to maintain a relationship at the same time.
Personally I would've
chose Nagisa over work at Yoshino's blessing though still approve of Tomoya's choice.
any comedies similar to Sayonara Zetsubo Sensei out there? It has brilliant VA and while it got a bit abstract at one point, the art was simply amazing.
From what I understand, many anime series are produced in order to promote sales of the original LN, manga, etc. Spice & Wolf's original LNs ended less than two years after the second season of the anime aired.
Excellent episode, again Yoshino is a great co-worker/mentor for Tomoya and it seems he's trying to guide Tomoya on the right path whatever that might be for him. Yoshino's own backstory was interesting and I'm surprised how in-depth it went to
show how his motivations in playing music changed over time.
All my ponderings regarding Tomoya's dad finally resurfaced as
it was his mistakes that ruined Tomoya's future job prospects he had at the time.
I would be pissed too if I was held down by something out of my control but then after the incident came the
marriage proposal. Now that the season is at its halfway point I applaud it for depicting the romance/relationship between Tomoya and Nagisa as it seems so real even if a kiss wasn't even shown on screen yet in either this season or the previous. Even the marriage proposal came off as natural to me.
Thought I know the show is heavily focusing on Tomoya and Nagisa I do hope the rest of the main cast shows up soon as I'm starting to miss them.
What a great ending. Honestly didn't expect everything to be wrapped up so nicely. And the
frankfurter
skit was amazing.
Such a great show. Glad I finally got around to watching it.
From here I would normally start searching for a new backlog show to watch, but thankfully fertygo handled that for me. Off to Soredemo Machi wa Mawatteiru!
I'm going to do my best to keep plowing through tomorrow. I feel too deep after 23 to give up. But right now I'm losing that feeling of, "I need to start the next episode right now!" to see what happens.
I'm going to do my best to keep plowing through tomorrow. I feel too deep after 23 to give up. But right now I'm losing that feeling of, "I need to start the next episode right now!" to see what happens.
Check out Joshiraku. It's not quite the same but the manga was written by the same author as SZS so that style of comedy is in full force. One of my favorites from last year.
Jury continues to be one of the more interesting characters in the show for me, and Shiori was also interesting.
Utena going to Akio as a confidant of sorts makes me vaguely nervous. He seems... shady. Also, a lot of swords coming out of bodies around here. What's her face didn't have one though, right? Akio's girlfriend? Hmm.
Excellent episode, again Yoshino is a great co-worker/mentor for Tomoya and it seems he's trying to guide Tomoya on the right path whatever that might be for him. Yoshino's own backstory was interesting and I'm surprised how in-depth it went to
show how his motivations in playing music changed over time.
All my ponderings regarding Tomoya's dad finally resurfaced as
it was his mistakes that ruined Tomoya's future job prospects he had at the time.
I would be pissed too if I was held down by something out of my control but then after the incident came the
marriage proposal. Now that the season is at its halfway point I applaud it for depicting the romance/relationship between Tomoya and Nagisa as it seems so real even if a kiss wasn't even shown on screen yet in either this season or the previous. Even the marriage proposal came off as natural to me.
Thought I know the show is heavily focusing on Tomoya and Nagisa I do hope the rest of the main cast shows up soon as I'm starting to miss them.
Check out Joshiraku. It's not quite the same but the manga was written by the same author as SZS so that style of comedy is in full force. One of my favorites from last year.
This is the weirdest damn show...yet strangely compelling (and so goddamn well animated, based SHAFT)...yes, I do believe I will be sticking with this.
