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Category Archives: anime
Horrible, inexcusable and generally wrong
I’ve been making more time in my life to actually sit down and watch anime. I haven’t followed any shows regularly since, oh, Clannad, and that’s been a couple of years, so there’ve been lots to choose from. I notice … Continue reading
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Taming the DVD collection hell-beast
I’ve been putting off writing this for a while, because it involved a product that seemed to be out of production. I’m not sure if that was ever true, but I was having a heck of a time finding them … Continue reading
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What the hell is “mofumofu”?
So, I was letting Google Image Search find me a new wallpaper – and, by the way, if you’re an anime fan, I strongly recommend typing “壁紙” into GIS and letting it fly, insasmuch as it’s Japanese for “wallpaper” – … Continue reading
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That’s ONE way to go DRM-free
So, straight up here: I have no gripes with Apple over their variable pricing scheme. Granted, it seems like most everything you’d WANT to download is now $1.29 per song, but it’s not like the 30 cents is going to … Continue reading
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I has a new hero
I’ve been catching up on my Gainax of late. I finished Mahoromatic a couple of weeks ago and liked it; the last episode was a series of “HUH?” moments but the actual conclusion was quite satisfying. Thing is, though, I … Continue reading
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Boys Choir, here I come.
Wow, that’s possibly the creepiest article title I’ve come up with yet. I will explain. Well, first, some backstory. Some of the earliest anime titles licensed for the American market were titles that had been produced by Studio Gainax. They … Continue reading
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My sickness has a name
So, over the last few trips to Japan, with occasional orders from cdjapan and amazon.co.jp, I’ve picked up: Four MOSAIC.WAV albums, one single, four Kotoko albums, one single, and the Please Teacher! Music DVD, two Perfume albums, and a Perfume … Continue reading
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Stories, Brave:
Back in summer of 2006, when I made my first solo trip to Japan, one of my goals for the trip was to see Ged Senki in a theater – because, damnit, I wanted to see a Studio Ghibli movie … Continue reading
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Monday Meganekko & More
Three Christmas-themed wallpapers for you today, the first starring Ritsuko from iDOL:M@STER, the second a nice widescreen wallpaper featuring Saki, Ohno and Ogiue from Genshiken, and the third, well, who doesn’t love Haruhi? I’d say these were enough to make … Continue reading
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Karaoke for MEN
OK, not really karaoke for men, unless they’re really really secure men, but perhaps karaoke for people looking for a challenge. See, I’m a fan of aggressively girly fast-paced Japanese singers, like Kotoko and Perfume, both of whom turn up … Continue reading
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