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Jul. 2nd, 2008 | 02:54 pm
mood: good
Late thesis posters.
/whine
And now that that's all over and done with, I'd like to introduce you to:

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Friend A: When you like someone, do all your senses become lost like you don't know what hit you, and your face turns beet red, and that other's face starts to blur before you? Do your words get stuck in your throat and you start forgetting exactly how to breathe?
Friend B: ... It's been a long time since I've heard such pure words. What are you, the Virgin Mary?
Friend A: Well, if she were male and weren't a virgin...
/whine
And now that that's all over and done with, I'd like to introduce you to:

KAKAKAKAKAKAKAKA. Meet Neuro, a demon in the underworld side-lining as a detective on Earth. In truth, he creeps me the fuck out, but his is the voice that is so hot it melts solid steel. Koyasu Takehito's (his seiyuu) voice does that. It's like injecting yourself with caffeine straight in the jugular. You get giddy and high and lose all sense of decency afterwards.
Why else do I like Neuro? He eats brains. Or the mysteries that reside in brains. Semantics. Anyway, HOW. COOL. IS THAT. Probably so cool he could single-handedly fight global warming and even have enough left over to build a few polar bears some extra ice caps to play around on. Beat that Al Gore.
For a manga turned anime, this is actually not quite bad. Episode 1 didn't have the best animation ever (actually, it was a bit ugly in some places) but Code Geass and Tokyo Majin Gakuen were pretty, but I don't like them like I like Neuro. As long as it doesn't end up like Shichi Henge did (omg eveybody in that anime was as ugly as sin), I'll probably still keep watching this. The lead girl, I forgot her name (not relevant to my interests) isn't annoying enough to turn me off, which is another miracle by itself. Plot seems to be decently paced, voice acting is sound, love interests are zero. All that's left is for a rival to show up (Detective-sama?) and I'd be set and loving Neuro to death.
Do I even want to watch Gurren Lagann anymore? And Baccano? And Zetsubou Sensei? They're all festering in my hard drive but they all fall flat with regards to grabbing my attention. Baccano is too random, Zetsubou too reference-y and Gurren Lagann is probably a well-made Bleach that I have not yet crossed paths with. I'll try to keep an open mind though.
Why else do I like Neuro? He eats brains. Or the mysteries that reside in brains. Semantics. Anyway, HOW. COOL. IS THAT. Probably so cool he could single-handedly fight global warming and even have enough left over to build a few polar bears some extra ice caps to play around on. Beat that Al Gore.
For a manga turned anime, this is actually not quite bad. Episode 1 didn't have the best animation ever (actually, it was a bit ugly in some places) but Code Geass and Tokyo Majin Gakuen were pretty, but I don't like them like I like Neuro. As long as it doesn't end up like Shichi Henge did (omg eveybody in that anime was as ugly as sin), I'll probably still keep watching this. The lead girl, I forgot her name (not relevant to my interests) isn't annoying enough to turn me off, which is another miracle by itself. Plot seems to be decently paced, voice acting is sound, love interests are zero. All that's left is for a rival to show up (Detective-sama?) and I'd be set and loving Neuro to death.
Do I even want to watch Gurren Lagann anymore? And Baccano? And Zetsubou Sensei? They're all festering in my hard drive but they all fall flat with regards to grabbing my attention. Baccano is too random, Zetsubou too reference-y and Gurren Lagann is probably a well-made Bleach that I have not yet crossed paths with. I'll try to keep an open mind though.
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Friend A: When you like someone, do all your senses become lost like you don't know what hit you, and your face turns beet red, and that other's face starts to blur before you? Do your words get stuck in your throat and you start forgetting exactly how to breathe?
Friend B: ... It's been a long time since I've heard such pure words. What are you, the Virgin Mary?
Friend A: Well, if she were male and weren't a virgin...
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date: Jul. 3rd, 2008 07:20 pm (UTC)
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