I wonder if this is a mistake of youth:
Take Sora no Oto for instance. Out of the 8 epsiodes that I saw, it came off as nothing but a formulaic moe-themed slice of life show. And not even a good one, like Keion! or Lucky Star. It was relentlessly …read more
I can’t even begin to describe how delighted I am that K-ON! is back, and (supposedly) for two cours, at that.
THIS.
By the way:
I never expected K-ON! to grow into a franchise. I think it goes without saying that, until now, Kyoto Animation’s …read more
In the the post at BS (nee AoMM nee DbD), Jason pays the due to the enthusiasm K-ON generates in the masses.
It’s the social media show of 2009 – K-On! has just generated more fan art and more YouTube clips than any other series of the year. Things really …read more
In case anyone is confused about Omo's strange sense of humour, here's the skinny: yes, it's true (as much as I can tell, and I can tell that "第2学期" means "The 2nd Semester").
Since the original series did not have a long-term plot, it's unclear just what …
read moreThe sheet music is calling for me. My mother made me to play piano when I was little, and I hated it so much. So, maybe a guitar?
I think K-ON would probably be not half as good if topic were different. I'm not knocking GA:GADC here, but it …
read moreBy way of some random link-following (via), I ran across a review of K-ON, which mostly contained retelling. Such a style of review is usually incredibly dull, but I was grinning as every paragraph prompted me to recall the fun.
Yui, who has no musical talent, but was praised by …read more
This spoilers contained herein are hopefuly inoffensive.
The big empty room was one of the first scenes and embodied the promise of the anime.
These two profile shots of Ritsu and Mio demonstrate the general art style (off and on backgrounds). Both the kinship and departure from Lucky Star can …
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