I think I’m in love with the CLANNAD ED. The OP isn’t bad either, especially with KyoAni’s awesome art, but it feels a bit cookie cutter, pretty much much like every other visual novel theme song.
Anyway, here’s the lyrics for the TV size version of Dango Daikazoku, sung by Chata. The translation is something I just threw together on a whim, so it’s not the greatest… Read the rest of this entry »
A couple new trailers are out, and they’ve revealed some very interesting information that has me really psyched about the second season of Shakugan no Shana!
The first interesting thing that caught my eye was the introduction of two new characters. Well ok, the first thing that caught my eye was “OMG Shana is hawt!”, but I figured that kinda went without saying.
Posted by 0rion on September 28th, 2007 - 12:01 am
I didn’t enjoy it at all.
You know, it’s funny…after all the build up, all the delays, all the bloggers flaming away at Makoto with the heat of a thousand internets, when I finally got to see the long awaited moment - it didn’t make me happy at all.
Watching the cast slowly spiral out of control throughout the series, and then finally crash and burn at the end, was like watching an impendingtrainwreck. You knew it was going to be horrible, but you couldn’t pull your eyes away from it. Read the rest of this entry »
Stories about the recent series of axmurders have certainly dominated Japanese news over the last few days, and in particular the aniblogosphere has been in a frenzy over these events and their connection to the cancellation of School Days 12 and the postponement of Higurashi.
There have a number of other developments on the political scene that have also been rather interesting, however.
After hearing Motteke! Sailor Fuku over and over and over again, it’s certainly lost some of its charm, but nevertheless I still find it enjoyable. The song’s sugar-crack catchiness is much like the show itself - although I soon became accustomed to it, now that it’s gone I find myself missing that Sunday night Lucky Star fix.
* hands shake *
“C’mon man, just…just one more episode, I just need one more episode, man! I can stop any time I want, I swear! C’mon, just one more time…”
Even while working on this post, when I went through the older episodes to get screenshots, half the time I ended up getting distracted and watching the entire show. I’ve already watched through the series roughly three times, and yet it’s still fun. I think one of the strongest signs of a good anime series, much like a good video game, is in its replay value, and in my book Lucky Star certainly delivers.
Therefore, we are very proud to present our top 48 reasons why Lucky Star is an amazing show that almost anyone can enjoy.
(Warning: LONG POST IS LONG! Not recommended for small children, nursing mothers, and people still running on 9600 baud modems.) Read the rest of this entry »
It’s one last hurrah for choco cornets, Haruhi references, and everyday hilarity.The final episode of Lucky Star definitely delivers - not too sincere but not too irreverent. Just right.
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And for once, the answer to the question “is this a dancing animu?” is actually YES.
Posted by 0rion on September 18th, 2007 - 11:14 pm
Finally when I had something to look forward to…eagerly camping Tokyo Tosho, hitting F5 over and over again, gleefully envisioning the long awaited scene in which Makoto finally gets his just desserts…
Some little girl in Japan had to go all Higurashi on her dad, resulting in the final episode of School Days getting pulled, and now I have nothing to watch. Read the rest of this entry »
I must admit, it was with a little sadness that I watched the ending credits for episode 24 roll, with no “Jikai no Raki Suta!” episode preview to follow them.
On the other hand, KyoAni did a great job of making sure that the series went out with a bang. I predict hundreds of new Lucky Star fan videos to hit Youtube within a week or two, now that “full official” dance routine has been revealed. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by 0rion on September 14th, 2007 - 11:26 pm
It’s a return to the whimsical side of things in the second to last episode of Lucky Star.
As touched as I was by the previous episode, it was refreshing and quite cathartic to see the gang back to their typical everyday humorous antics. Read the rest of this entry »
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