Pendragon Is Mightier Than The Sworddragon
If you’ve ever wanted to have your name in katakana, you can try out the converter over at Jim Breen’s WWWJNAMES. And for those of you who have a problem getting the form to work, remember you have to first convert your name into engrish (*cough* I mean romanji *cough*)!!! I tried this and came [...]
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Consider this article.
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After reading BluWacky’s testament to how much he liked the op/eds for Kannaduki no Miko (I think he watches the show just for the intro ), I was moved to post my thoughts on the topic. I’d definitely agree that the songs are a biggu plussu, and might help retain any viewers who are sitting [...]
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While Kabitzin’s blogging is undergoing slight hiatus due to his newfound love for Kaleido Star, I’d like to bring some attention to the rather underappreciated goodness known as Melody of Oblivion (Boukyaku no Senritsu). Aside from Konomimi, this is the lesser known “other” recent Gainax show, and I’m pretty sure it’s initial weirdness (well, continuing [...]
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Now that another round of licensing has come and gone, most of the blog community has been analyzing the aftermath and bidding fond farewell to the series that were picked up. While David has been grieving over the loss of his beloved Bakuretsu Tenshi, and Matthew has been regularly announcing major licenses, I’d like to [...]
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After spending the last 15 episodes in Brandon’s convoluted past, we jump back to the present, picking up with events right before the introductory episode. Here we find out how things are roughly 14 years after “the incident”; we learn about the current state of the Millenion syndicate with the power-hungry Harry at the helm, [...]
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