I know that saying the manga is better is such a cop-out, but tell me, who would you rather bang?
Yeah, that’s what I thought.
(Just as a warning, this post is not only going to have spoilers for this episode, but also spoilers for the manga up until the first chapter of the second volume, which probably leads to spoilers for future episodes. So if you’re picky about this kind of stuff, sorry.)
Stylistically, Soul Eater is at least going to be hands-down the coolest thing you will see this season. Period. It is 24 minutes of pure awesome– awesome so pure you could snort it for a high.
I bet that’s what all the girls tell you, Soul Eater. That, and that size doesn’t matter either.
I wish I could be objective about anime shows, but unfortunately, I’m about as biased as they come. It’s not so much that I see a show about loli schoolgirls or Key adaptations or harems and then refuse to watch the show; it’s kind of more like the opposite. I’ll watch a lot of things rather idly, but when it comes to the things that I really like, my buttons are pressed like whoa and it’s hard for me to see through the haze. I’m not really even sure what exactly these red flags are– it can be something really stupid, like how my impressions of Night Wizard are completely colored by the fact that the last episode found my button for fake memories and sacrifice and pounded on it.
Which is why when I tell you guys that Kurenai is the most amazing show ever, take it with a grain of salt. Everything about Kurenai, from the voice acting to the dialogue to the music, attacks my most basic loves in anime.
(Sorry, guys. My screencapping technology failed me for this episode. You’ll have to forgive my lack of pictures.)
More like ASSREITER AMIRITE lol.
ahhhh, racing teams. Where your ability to have buttsex determines your worth.
…Too easy?
One of my debate teammates found me in the hotel room watching Bus Gamer and was like, “Oh my god, you don’t really watch anime, do you?” and I was like, “Yeah, dude, I totally do,” and he was like “How stereotypical of you!” and I was like, “LOOK MAN, I DON’T DO IT BECAUSE I WANT TO BE STEREOTYPICAL, OKAY.” Which is when I told him that for the most part I didn’t watch too many girly animes, except I didn’t mention my fondness for bl, and he was like, well, what do you watch, big-breasted anime? And I wanted to be like “God, no, I watch shit where guys have out of body experiences or are more in love with planes than human beings and then sometimes I trust Jason Miao and watch a whole series about succubi,” but then I opened the first episode of Itazura na Kiss. And despaired.
…is it bad that Minami-ke has me thinking, “That’s a trap!”
I remember being really disappointed when I read the comic for the first time and found out there weren’t any buses in this series. Not even, you know, a minibus, or a school bus, or even a bus for public transit somewhere. It’s really quite unfair. It’s like how Code Geass promised us codes and geass (OR GAYASS AMIRITE) but instead just gave us girls masturbating against tables and obscene metaphors using pizza.
The thing is, even with context, this capture is still the same– absurd. Also, I like how this is an anime about violence and fighting and pseudo-gay and my lead-in picture is of tea….
Spring 2008 has already started, and I still don’t know if I should try to follow 24 shows or just give up all pretense and only watch the anal sex ones.
