1. Chris Fritz on Haibane Renmei 13

    One quotelet:

    Reaching this final episode of Haibane-Renmei, the thing that took me off guard the most was the revelation that Haibane-Renmei is Reki’s story. It took all 13 episodes to realize Rakka is a second-person perspective to Reki’s tale, and a catalyst to Reki’s change, both …
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  2. Macross Frontier 01-02

    At club meeting yesterday, I had an opportunity to see the beginning of Macross Frontier.

    Mac F is very well put together. I watched ep.05 before, and it's noticeable how the opening episodes are done to a higher standard of excitement in order to grab the viewer. The exposition …

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  3. Cameron on Allison and Lillia

    Awakened from his eternal slumber by Coburn, he dumped almost a momotatesque summary on us. It included a surprisingly positive bit about Allison and Lillia:

    I had a lot of misgivings about this show after the first episode. Hell, I had a lot of misgivings about this show after the …

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  4. Netflix mapping 2

    Netflix delayed Midori Days v.3 several times. It was in the queue before Nanoha v.1 and only arrived together with Nanoha v.3, a month or two later. Netflix recently got into a habit of bypassing the top of the queue and sending discs from follwing positions. I …

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  5. Today’s DTO Experiment . . . . . PARTIAL

    Published: Thu 22 January 2009
    By Author

    In bost.

    In my quest to enrich the Bay Area's Vietnamese duo who founded CrunchyRoll, today I made it to downloads:

    Still, the success is only partial. Vestiges of my previous aborted attempts are stuck in their database, and so ep.2 is not available.

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  6. D. Merrill on Flying Ghost Ship

    He calls it "Flying Phantom Ship" which is probably right. In any case, I cannot pass on a review of the first anime movie I have ever watched (first series was The Speed Racer). Of course it was a pirated copy on a 16mm celluloid, did you have to ask …

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  7. Limits of Internet

    Spent a few hours today trying find the original title of a short story by Yasutaka Tsutsui (筒井 康隆), about a young matematician solving his problems with the help of Tokyo commuter trains. It was translated into Russian (two times) under the title "Кольцевые ветки". No amounts of …

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  8. SDS on the Dark Matter of Mainstream

    For no apparent reason, SDS decided to remind us about the gulf between the dedicated and the masses. Indeed it's a truism. The only news here is how much the modern day bloggers underestimate the gap. My own favourite example is the shock I experienced upon learning that Afro Samurai …

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  9. DarkMirage on Druaga ~Aegis~

    He's overdoing on the hype of his cynic's credentials, but even so Druaga made an impression:

    It is still too early to judge Tower of Druaga as a whole, for a great appetizer is nothing without an equally enjoyable main course, but The Aegis of Uruk is no doubt one …

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