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pezNow we return to our scheduled programming...
Tomorrow I'll be meeting up with Lina in the afternoon, and going out for dinner at night. No plans for Sunday yet, but I might stay at home and take another stab at SR 4N or even ToD2. If I'm feeling really brave then I'll go out and do some Christmas shopping. But the crowds scare me. So maybe not. My sis will be leaving for Eastern Europe this weekend so I suppose I'll be home alone.
Tonight I'll be practicing my PS2 skills - to be ready for tomorrow. My Super-Saiyan-Atobe is quite a formidable guy, be warned now.
Otakon hmmm... I do remember saying that we'll go to Otakon and visit Ebbii... *thinks*
Top 5 anime? In no particular order...
Yu Yu Hakusho - there is Koenma and Hiei and the oh-so-tragic Itsuki, there's tragedy and there is crack, there is Kristin Huntsman's fanfiction, and despite the way the manga ended, the anime's ending was fine. My first real online fandom. And the Chinese TV dub, believe it or not, is better than the original Japanese version. I think so anyway!
Weiss Kreuz series - because the plotholes are large enough to drive a truck through and therefore, endless possibilities for the fandom. Because there is Crawford and Nagi and Schu and Youji.
Prince of Tennis - hell boring in the beginning, and the filler American arc sucked big time, but the rest of it is good stuff, plenty fandom potential, and the 2 recent episodes rocked. And I can't wait for the next chibi one! And because there is Rikkai, Atobe and Tezuka and these boys rock my world. And because the doujinshis are always oh-so-delicious.
Jungle wa Itsumo Hare nochi Guu - Vicky's recommendation. Clive x Gupta = OTP!!! The whole thing is cracktacular.
DNAngel - the anime, on its own, is actually rather dry. But if you know the manga as well, even though the two don't mesh together totally, it just feels completely different from if you haven't read the manga. I absolutely love Hiwatari-kun, the music is nice and the computer graphics much better than I anticipated, and have I mentioned I love Hiwatari?
Ah wait, there's the Saint Seiya series too. Can I fit them in somewhere?
Tomorrow I'll be meeting up with Lina in the afternoon, and going out for dinner at night. No plans for Sunday yet, but I might stay at home and take another stab at SR 4N or even ToD2. If I'm feeling really brave then I'll go out and do some Christmas shopping. But the crowds scare me. So maybe not. My sis will be leaving for Eastern Europe this weekend so I suppose I'll be home alone.
Tonight I'll be practicing my PS2 skills - to be ready for tomorrow. My Super-Saiyan-Atobe is quite a formidable guy, be warned now.
Otakon hmmm... I do remember saying that we'll go to Otakon and visit Ebbii... *thinks*
Top 5 anime? In no particular order...
Yu Yu Hakusho - there is Koenma and Hiei and the oh-so-tragic Itsuki, there's tragedy and there is crack, there is Kristin Huntsman's fanfiction, and despite the way the manga ended, the anime's ending was fine. My first real online fandom. And the Chinese TV dub, believe it or not, is better than the original Japanese version. I think so anyway!
Weiss Kreuz series - because the plotholes are large enough to drive a truck through and therefore, endless possibilities for the fandom. Because there is Crawford and Nagi and Schu and Youji.
Prince of Tennis - hell boring in the beginning, and the filler American arc sucked big time, but the rest of it is good stuff, plenty fandom potential, and the 2 recent episodes rocked. And I can't wait for the next chibi one! And because there is Rikkai, Atobe and Tezuka and these boys rock my world. And because the doujinshis are always oh-so-delicious.
Jungle wa Itsumo Hare nochi Guu - Vicky's recommendation. Clive x Gupta = OTP!!! The whole thing is cracktacular.
DNAngel - the anime, on its own, is actually rather dry. But if you know the manga as well, even though the two don't mesh together totally, it just feels completely different from if you haven't read the manga. I absolutely love Hiwatari-kun, the music is nice and the computer graphics much better than I anticipated, and have I mentioned I love Hiwatari?
Ah wait, there's the Saint Seiya series too. Can I fit them in somewhere?
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Date: 2004-12-17 07:11 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-12-17 07:22 pm (UTC)Call me on Sunday then? Sis probably can't come since her flight's 3pm.