Showing posts with label usagi drop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label usagi drop. Show all posts
Sunday, 5 February 2012
Monday, 26 December 2011
Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Tuesday, 1 November 2011
Monday, 19 September 2011
Saturday, 10 September 2011
Usagi Drop Episode 10
Rin falls sick.

Daikichi is at a loss when Rin falls sick with the flu.
so it's a big relief to him when Rin got well again.

there's so many endearing parts to this episode it's almost impossible to choose a favorite. from Yukari taking the extra time out to go over to Daikichi, to Kouki trying his best not to look into Rin's room even though we know he wants to, to the light hearted "father-friends" gathering at the cultural festival.
it hit me once again that the final episode is next week!
so not prepared to let go of this show yet.
Daikichi is at a loss when Rin falls sick with the flu.
so it's a big relief to him when Rin got well again.
there's so many endearing parts to this episode it's almost impossible to choose a favorite. from Yukari taking the extra time out to go over to Daikichi, to Kouki trying his best not to look into Rin's room even though we know he wants to, to the light hearted "father-friends" gathering at the cultural festival.
it hit me once again that the final episode is next week!
so not prepared to let go of this show yet.
Saturday, 3 September 2011
Usagi Drop Episode 09
happy family setting.

if only Daikichi had the guts to confess to Kouki's mom.
the anime didn't follow the manga chapter by chapter, opting to rearrange the materials as they deemed fit, so it was a little confusing when i was trying to find the actual chapter this is based on. that aside, Production I.G. still did a pretty good job and i'm already dreading the end of this fantastic show.
2 more episodes to go.
if only Daikichi had the guts to confess to Kouki's mom.
the anime didn't follow the manga chapter by chapter, opting to rearrange the materials as they deemed fit, so it was a little confusing when i was trying to find the actual chapter this is based on. that aside, Production I.G. still did a pretty good job and i'm already dreading the end of this fantastic show.
2 more episodes to go.
Friday, 26 August 2011
Friday, 19 August 2011
Thursday, 11 August 2011
Thursday, 4 August 2011
Thursday, 28 July 2011
Usagi Drop Episode 04
Thursday, 21 July 2011
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
Summer 2011
all biased opinions are up!
Dantalian no Shoka
set in early 19th century, Hugh Anthony Disward AKA Huey (CV Ono Daisuke) recently inherited his late grandfather's estate, including his prized library collection that was said to have caused much conflict between him and the rest of the family. when Huey reached his grandfather's mansion, he's surprised to find that the books aren't in the library but piled up in a hidden room surrounding a mysterious girl whom he initially thought was a doll. the girl is actually Dalian (CV Sawashiro Miyuki), the gatekeeper to the "Dantalian Bookshelf", who "houses" 900,666 phantom books of the demons.
Dalian needs to be "unlocked", there's a huge padlock on her chest, with a key which Huey's grandfather passed on to him, so that the books can be accessed for use. compared to Index, who memorizes and recites everything off her mind, this is actually comes off as a better security system. HA! not that Index is kidnapped often but having a key do have its advantages. other than the "human storeroom" part, this is entirely different from Index as it's more like resolving incidents caused by misuse of the phantom books. with Ono-san and Miyuki-chan on board as the main leads, the phantom books, set against the backdrop of historical Europe, i will definitely be watching this to the end.
No. 6
taken from ANN: Shion (CV Kaji Yuuki) is a bright teenager living a comfortable and promising life inside No. 6, one of this six remaining city-states created by The Babylon Treaty after the last great war devastated the world. On the rainy evening of his twelfth birthday, he meets a savvy adolescent who calls himself Nezumi (CV Hosoya Yoshimasa) and is desperately trying to runaway from the authorities. For helping a fugitive of the state, Shion is stripped of all his privileges. Four years later, they meet once again. For better or for worse, Shion is about to unravel the secrets guarded deep inside No. 6.
when Nezumi revealed that he is on the run from the authorities, and the part about being in a group of people that are hunted for leisure, my first thoughts were that it was somewhat similar to Deadman Wonderland, except that Deadman was even darker and more violent. both also have the over-controlling government bodies, where all citizens are kept under tight reins by the government/security system, and both also have the protagonist being framed for murder.
while i didn't continue with Deadman, too violent for my stomach to handle, No.6 has lesser violence and hopefully a much more interesting plot for me to carry on watching. (sorry, but i just can't think of killing people for entertainment as a good show.) hopefully it will start to pick up in Ep2 (i'm way behind in many of the summer shows), and we'll see the event that turned Shion's hair from black (in Ep1) to white (in the promotional images). traumatic experiences always seems to trigger these changes, like with 杨过 and 白发魔女.
Friday, 15 July 2011
Thursday, 14 July 2011
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