1. SDB on ZKC 01

    In short, he liked it, which is good. My own love affair with ZKC did not work out at the time, and in the post-Nanoha era there is no chance for me to pick it up again, but it's a series obviously deserving a good look by anyone and everyone …

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  2. Eternal on True Tears

    The reflection is long and spares not a word for poor Aiko.

    It’s rare to find a story that, despite being fairly ordinary, hits every note with such eloquent accuracy. Rather than being a tear-jerker or a personal favourite for various subjective reasons, this is one of the first …
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  3. Evirus on Hanamaru Youchien

    Aww, one more:

    I would have liked it better if it had Gainax kicks, or if the lead characters weren't so despicable. I swear, Tsuchida could have learned a lot about ambition and guts from Love Hina's Urashima Keitaro. Yamamoto was supposed to be a Belldandy-type perfect woman, but …

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  4. Evirus on the original Precure

    Among other things:

    The ending of the original Futari wa Pretty Cure was a complete downer that probably didn't traumatize many children but doubtlessly left many of them sad. Too bad, kids; life is real. The ending of Max Heart was a multi-episode fist fight between Zakenna dudes that didn't …
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  5. Stripey's ordeal and The Internet

    Stripey popped up on Hontou ni with a typical tale of woe in respect of the market of has-been and obsolete items. It was my experience too: if you want to find anything in particular, be prepared to walk a lot. He even combed through shops at Otome Road.

    Internet …

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  6. PSgels on Banner II

    The second in succession for the Omni's crown proclaims boldly:

    The third Seikai series more than surpasses its predecessors.

    And that is because:

    It doesn’t just take the best of the two prequels: the dialogue of Monshou and the combat of Senki. It also introduces a complete new layer …
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  7. WAH on Hanamaru Youchien

    The article at Mistakes of Youth touches upon various points in a refreshing way, with about half dedicated to the grown-up angle.

    Kodomo no Jikan touches upon these sorts of things as well, and so does Evangelion. I understand that is a weird pair of names to drop in an …

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  8. Next-generation Tsundere

    Via Nova comes a pic set for a new J.C. Staff show (+), apparently called "次世代ツンデレ" 【じせだい・つんでれ】 or "Next-generation Tsundere" (*). Nova wastes no time before letting J.C.Staff have it for the obvious similarities with …

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