Megami 87
Fuck I died at the Rein and Kagami x Konata huge spreads. Rest of the posters look pretty awesome as well. Excuse me while I go order my 2 copies.
I wonder how much would it cost to laminate the Konata x Kagamin poster…
Fuck I died at the Rein and Kagami x Konata huge spreads. Rest of the posters look pretty awesome as well. Excuse me while I go order my 2 copies.
I wonder how much would it cost to laminate the Konata x Kagamin poster…
Time passes really fast and in a week or so, the summer season will be upon us. As usual, the summer season is rather slow, with only 20 something shows premiering compared to Spring’s deluge.
Shows That I Will Watch Even If It Kills Me:
Interesting New Shows:
Worth A Look First:
Some sources to thank:
Hashihime
Hop Step Jump
Fansub Wiki

Yes, the festival in question is Comiket. It’s the end of the year, and the biggest event before the new year is of course, Winter Comiket XD. God I must go to at least one before I die.
This week’s Lucky Channel is fucking legendary. Probably one of the best ones of the series hahahahahhaa. Akira-sama, get well soon! Shiraishi does a pretty good impersonation of her lol.
Ending song this week is Makenaide by ZARD sung by Konata. While I’m not a fan of her, but she has done quite a number of good songs and I give my condolences to her as well.


First it was ADV failing, and now it’s my local TV station. Why can’t they spell the “Haruhi” in the “The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi” correctly? It’s like the easiest word to not screw up in the whole line apart from “the” and “of”. Sigh…
And for my fellow Malaysians, yes, Haruhi is coming to TV near you. Tune in to ntv7 at 12:15am tonight. I still wonder if they will be following the broadcast order or the chronological order.

Oh dear. Santa Konata and Miko-Miko Kagamin! I APPROVE!!! Finally get to see her in miko-fuku. We really need more miko’s around.
Pretty much another awesome episode with many laughs. But the best part for me this episode has gotta be Tsukasa and Miyuki duet of Doraemon no Uta…. ahhh how nostalgic. Anyone who doesn’t know the song has gotta be shot.
It is common knowledge amongst fans that many anime adapted from other media often have a 90% failure rate as the production team might change the story, insert new characters, put in anime-only story arcs or screw up the general “feel” of the series. In fact, it truly takes an exceptional team, working hand in hand closely, to actually make these anime a real success. Case in point, Kyoto Animation and the Full Metal Panic series, which they took over from Gonzo, well known as wreckers of many other adaptations.
However, this is probably the first time an anime director has publicly acknowledged hate for the original work his project is based on and I find it pretty discomforting while admirable at the same time.
While I have been avoiding the Bokurano series for a while due to feeling it as being overhyped, especially due some of my peers who have been praising it on and on, but recently, I gave it a try and read the manga and I was truly blown away by the story and the connection I felt to the individual characters. However, at the same time, I thought…”Wow. Unless the production team is truly dedicated, no way they can bring this to anime w/o screwing it up.”
Looks like my concerns have been true, with the public admission of director Hiroyuki Morita’s hate for it. Bokurano definitely has many disturbing moments but those are what truly makes it an outstanding series in the first place. Hatred for the original work will no doubt screw up the final product. Sad, but the fact is that Gonzo will continue on their “anime adaptation” rape reputation.
Still. I will try the anime out and see how it compares to the manga. While I can’t deny the director wants a “happy ending”, but what made me truly love the Bokurano series was the deaths of the kids, who died for a cause they believed in, knowing 100% of the outcome. I wonder how Hiroyuki plans to “save the children” becasue that will either make of break the anime series as a whole, in my opinion.
Source: Canned Dogs, Anime News Network.

Hitohira has just ended, bringing the curtain down to one of this season’s finest drama anime yet.
The ending was very undoubtedly inspired by Simoun, also done by Studio DEEN last year. The dance, the effects and the progression just instantly made me think of Simoun and I realize that Hitohira shares similarities with it more than just than the ending, but also in the overall plot structure and storytelling. Undoubtedly the themes are rather different but, I can definitely say Hitohira is a spiritual successor to Simoun.
In all, Hitohira has been very much an enjoyable experiences despite a few minuses here and there. It was a satisfyingly told story of a girl, who was given a dream and was brought out of her corner to see the world in a different light. I will admit I can’t really express it well in words, and Hitohira is a show that one needs to watch to innately understand it.