Lucky Star

He fried for your sins

I didn't know there was a difference, so there are two versions of it? I'm gonna guess that the one I was watching was the old one.

I love the manga for Doctor Slump, used to read it online all the time but I'm only just now starting to buy the volumes. Couldn't get into the anime myself. the pacing felt so much slower so even though they were doing the exact same things as the manga in the episodes I was watching it ended up making the comedy less effective.

I absolutely love The Flying Nun and Gidget. They both star Salley field and they're wonderful, I even went so far as to buy both series on DVD which I've never done before. There's actually footage from Gidget in the flying nun where sister Bertrille is showing old home movies, so until proved otherwise I've decided that they're the same person and both shows take place in different parts of her life.

Hmm, I guess pokemon, but I don't want that to count. I didn't even know Pokemon wasn't American when I was a kid. It was a friend who got me into manga, and I was really into that for a good while before I found out about anime streaming services, even then I stuck with dubs. So the first anime I watched after getting into that stuff was either Chobits, Kill Me Baby or Lucky Star. I don't know which. I have a strong feeling it was Chobits though. Loved that anime, I've been through both the manga and the show multiple times and I binge each time I go through. I know for a fact that the first anime I watched subbed was Angel Beats. I was always making excuses to not watched subs and I preferred to go with dubs or manga if I couldn't stand the voice acting. This was the first one that I wanted to watch enough that I stopped making excuses. Didn't look back after that, though I do remember it taking a few episodes to get used to reading subs, I was fine and crying like a little kid by the end. Damn that ending is sad.

I don't watch many lets plays these days but when I do it's normally the Yogscast, Sjin being my favorite. But even then it's usually to see what kind of mods they're playing with. Like, most of my favorite mods were introduced to me through their lets plays.

I got Salt. The sailing is pretty fun but other than that I'm not that big on it so far. I might pick it back up one day and see how it goes. Pretty sure it's one of those games that updates.

The other day I found a volume of the first three books in the series at the dollar general and impulse bought it because of the cover art! I've only read a little bit so far but it seems pretty good. Has anyone of you read it? What do you think? I think these character designs would look great animated in 2D if the right company got their hands on it. I've only seen one of the shorts and while I'll admit that the CG looked better than I expected they don't look nearly as nice as they do on the cover art of the book.

I'd have to go with Anohana. while I was watching it I liked it alright but during the last few episodes it started to feel like it was trying too hard to get feels to the point it felt manipulative.

I'd definitely be more excited over a hand-drawn animated film or TV show than I would a CG one. The look is getting so old. At least there's still 2D animation to enjoy. But even then it lacks the sometimes messy fluid motion of the old hand-drawn stuff.

Hell Comes To Frog Town. That movie. is. freaking. awesome. I don't get why it seems so obscure, it should be remembered as a great 80s classic! The story is just the right amount of weird, the costumes were awesome, the villains were a little weak but the ride was so fun I don't even care. I can't even think of that dance of the three snakes scene without having a fit of laughter. The best part about it was the two lead characters, I loved seeing them together and I wish the movie could have gone on for a bit longer so we could see their relationship explored more. And the main hero is just a big lovable dork, I can't help but have a little bit of a crush on him. He's so funny. It's too bad the sequels suck big fat globs of horse manure. It's like the writer of this movie took a look at his first movie and instead of patting himself on the back for a job well done as he should have, he thought to himself, "The next should look and sound like it was plunged out of a toilet." I like to think the actors jumped ship when they smelled what was coming, it would certainly explain why they were all replaced. In any case, I won't be watching those ever. so, for now, Hell comes to frog town is still the last movie I've seen. Until I watch Death Before Dishonor tomorrow.

W-wait a moment. You actually liked that secret of Nimh sequel they crapped out?

I've been pretty lucky throughout my life, I think the worst thing that's ever happened to me was the time I stepped on a nail and even then I only had a bit of ripped skin and I didn't even have to get stitches.

I guess it would be my jawline. Sometimes I think about getting that jawbone shaving surgery to get a cuter look. I've seen a lot of nice looking before and afters.

Hmm, I'm not sure, Everyone at work seems to like me alright and they seem to think of me as dependable. Especially recently since I keep getting called to cover shifts when I never was before. I didn't even know Judy had my number. She's lucky I answered because I don't normally answer calls from unfamiliar numbers like that. My beautiful three days off were ruined both this week and last week and I rarely get schedules like that. I shoulda knew it was too good to be true. I mean, I could have said no but I also couldn't seem to make myself.

Sure do~! Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, Banjo and Kazooie, Tomba. Those games are wonderful. I even bought the remaster of the Crash Bandicoot... Buuut, it doesn't run all that well on my computer so I ended up sticking with the emulator version of the old ones. I never did get around to playing the sequels to some of these when I was a kid, I had all the crash games, but I only had the first Spyro game and it wasn't until I started using the N64 emulator that I even found out about Banjo and Tooie. Did you try reinstalling it?

Just finished with Mrs Vampire who lives in my neighborhood. They should have named it Loli Vampire's stalker roommate. lol It was so fun and I liked how they went old school with how vampirism works instead of getting rid of them for plot convenience. I don't actually go for a lot of vampire stories, but I get the impression that writers are getting rid of their weaknesses to make them easier to write as main characters. Though I could be wrong. It was a solid 9/10 for me, I would have rated it higher if they'd taken a more serious route with Akari and Sophie's relationship. I really wanted to see her get turned into a vampire so her and Sophie could be together forever. They even bring it up once and Sophie flat out tells her no. Why?? Akari! Be more upset about this, dang it. If you wait too long you're gonna look like her mother, if you turn now while you look close in age your relationship will be easier going forward. I can't help but feel that Sophie is gonna change her mind about turning her and by that time it'll be too late. I'm hoping for season two, but anime like this don't get that too often. Thinking of buying the manga.