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It's slow going watching anime, I certainly can't slam anime anymore, or do long marathons of video game playing for the mere fact that I have very little time that is disposable. So I've been making my way episode by episode through Blue Exorcist. However for as slow as I'm working through it, I'm absolutely and utterly glad that I took the time to watch it.
- Shiemi is my favorite character in the series and so seeing her in a short skirt was really entertaining, and watching the guy's reaction to it; I'm sort of conflicted because I love her with Rin but I also love her with Yukio, so I think that I may just support both pairings equally. (definitely makes for a great deal of drama.)
- Mepphyland? Really? So now Sir Pheles has an amusement park NAMED after him. Wow, just wow.
- Awww Rin asked Shiemi out on a date. The cuteness is in overload.
- Wow, just wow. Bobby McBoob entered the series. It's like Yoko and Nia from Gurren Laggan all over again.. except Shiemi is a bit more endowed then Nia (and by a little bit, I mean a lot.)
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3/5/13 01:59 (UTC)...I had also started Utena at the time, so POOR THING DIDN'T HAVE A CHANCE, basically. And ah yeah, I double-checked the date and so much good stuff had come out then. I had like three other series on top of Utena. 2011 was a good year for new anime.
A lot of my friends who kept up with it love it, though. By comparison, I just watch a lot of seinen and josei (like an old person, ahem). I tried watching some of the mecha and shounen out this current season, but ended up dropping almost everything except a sci-fi called Gargantia and a series called Red Data Girl because it's written by a novelist that I LOVE. Apparently Gargantia is directed by the guy who handled Madoka, though, so I'm not sure what to expect.
BUT ANYWAY BACK TO THE POINT I WAS GOING TO MAKE. I definitely have to do half-hour chunks now, too, which is why it's actually easier for me to just watch the current 'seasons' of stuff. It's hard to get back-logged and I'm only watching a half-hour to an hour a week, tops. I kind of wish I still had my undergraduate schedule, though--it was the best for anime and games. By the time finals rolled out there was nothing else to do so friends and I would either hang out at their place for hours or I'd be in my room marathoning because I was just waiting to go home. It was awesome.
Have fun eating cupcakes! Oh, and tell me what flavors they were. I haven't had one in a while and was thinking of baking during the summer.
EDIT II: Were you the one who's seen Rose of Versailles? I got an ad for it from Rightstuf and am tempted to pre-order, but haven't seen it yet. I'm going to look for episodes, too, but I kind of wanted to hear from someone who's already watched the whole series.
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3/5/13 02:13 (UTC)Granted I am no longer together with Shu so that frees up time but I have so many other people that want time with me so I end up spreading myself a little thin. Which is why I need a day a week that is just recharge time so that I can recharge.
Blue Exorcist will be finished and then I can figure out what else to watch.
You should watch Puella Magica Madoka. EXCELLENT SERIES and only 13 episodes.
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3/5/13 03:15 (UTC)Of course, it means that when stuff is delayed I'm stuck waiting... like the Sailor Moon reboot. SAD.
I also don't really have the social problem since I'm in grad school, sigh. We all do try to make time for each other, but most of the time everyone just goes home to do work. Most of my friends are also a lot older than me, so they usually have a husband or kids to watch and such.
So you haven't seen Rose of Versailles? Boo.
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