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Category Archives: anime
Mood Swings
Started watching Non Non Biyori this morning. It’s a slow-paced show about four friends living in extremely rural Japan – so rural, in fact, that they represent the entire student population of the local school, the nearest video store is … Continue reading
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Kotoura-San
After finishing Gatchaman Crowds, I needed a new show. Browsing Crunchyroll, I stumbled across Kotoura-San, a 12-episode “fantasy romantic comedy” featuring a girl who reads minds and a small cast of wacky high school friends, which sounded right up my … Continue reading
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Gatchaman Crowds
With rare exception, I watch some REALLY terrible anime. I mean, sure, I’ll occasionally watch something like Psycho-Pass where the show actually has something vaguely like a message and you have to sort of pay attention, but that gets drowned … Continue reading
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Because the Internet
I’ve spent a bit over a week getting re-acclimated to Tera, working on faction and running solo dungeons and the like, so I figure it’s about time I found a guild that I can run group dungeons with and maybe … Continue reading
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Unintended consequences
A couple of years back, I watched an anime series called “Saki”, which was basically a hot-blooded sports show with the sports replaced with mahjong. It also has AMAZINGLY cheerful music. It’s over the top and so earnest that it … Continue reading
Days of the Couch Potato
Well, technically, I watch an awful lot of stuff from the none-too-comfortable seat of our exercise bike, so it’s not really being a couch potato so much as it is a way to distract myself from probably-futile efforts to fight … Continue reading
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New year, old hobbies
Hey, this thing still works. Crazy! So I’ve been playing, well, far too much EQ. Normally I would have burned out by now, to be honest – I don’t seem to be able to stick with any MMO for more … Continue reading
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Haganai
A month or so ago, I was looking at the “Recommended for you” page on Amazon, and the number one item was Haganai. I don’t buy a lot of anime these days – I don’t buy a lot of physical … Continue reading
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I Want To Know What You’re Thinking
I watch an awful lot of anime that can be described, charitably, as “vapid”, and I feel a little ashamed about this sometimes. On the other hand, I’m usually watching anime to give me something to take my mind off … Continue reading
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Couch potato progress
I’ve been watching quite a lot of anime lately. This shouldn’t, in itself, be all THAT surprising – I got sucked down that particular rabbit hole back in 1990, a major concern when plotting a move is “how do I … Continue reading
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