Passing through the flight planning room in Santa Fe Jet center, I found the following poster:
Apparently, someone is running a series of presentations named "Castles in the Sky: Miyazaki, Takahata and the Masters of Studio Ghibli".
read moreFridays, Saturdays and Sundays weekly from mid-May through the summer [of 2012]. Check …
Lower Mid-Table has has the factual spoilers. I'll just add that it was even more gruesome than EmperorJ is making it sound.
read moreI was tempted to title this "Meanwhile Deep In The Mainstream", because look at this:
This Tuesday, May 15th, FUNimation Entertainment will release the sci-fi comedy harem series “Cat Planet Cuties” and in anticipation of its release the publisher has given us the opportunity to check the series out a …read more
Oh goodie, marathoned another one suddenly. Could not put it down!
Overall, I think the anime was expertly executed. I am struggling to identify a romantic comedy equally good. I can name a few outstanding, epic love stories with a greater impact (Simon and Nia for one), but they seem …
read moreThere is a lot written and even though I only read pre-selected posts, I had to cut mercilessly [trying to say "RTWT" — Ed.]. For starters, I skipped all reminiscences, everything about 1990s. I have no common ground with Suguru and Omo on that, really cannot evaluate anything. All midseries things …
read moreUnlike the case of Upotte, the 'sphere basically got Accel World right: it's a run of the mill shonen title. I could've blogged it right after the opener, the anime is very honest about itself. But since Evirus forewarned about "wall-to-wall exposition and unnecessarily long, tedious fight scenes" from ep …
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Upotte was supposed to be this filthy innuendo vehicle for dirty perverts... but it really is not. It turned out to be a comedy, and honestly I liked its comedic payload more than that of Naruto SD. Funco dealing with puberty gave the haters the excuse to lash out, but …
read moreInstead of going to bed last night, I stayed and marathoned the rest of Carnival Phantasm, EX and Prototype. To the end, it was a robust comedy anime that striked just the right balance between the in- and out-jokes — in my biased opinion, of course; not being a Type-Moon fan …
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The policy of letting other bloggers to put toes in the water first works quite well for me: everything I watch pre-selected is excellent. I dropped both Onegai Sensei and Onegai Twins, so nothing is guaranteed, but Ano Natsu opens very strongly. All the right superlatives apply: gorgeous, competent, engaging …
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