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Little bit of the swears, but a grand lack of ranting! Woke up, chatted with people online, then ate breakfast with my mom. Somehow I have not uploaded any World Trigger userpics yet. That's crazy. Warnings: 40 pictures, worksafe, light swearing, extreme fangirling….

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• Top "Yozakura Quartet" Songs
• Neon Genesis Evangelion – 11/12 – Throwback Thursday
• The ~dere Thread; but mostly the tsun (& never the yan) (w/some anime) CHECK 1st POST
• When Anger Management Issues Are a Feature Not a Bug – Thunderous Tsundere
• Текст песни Yozakura Quartet - Sakurashin City Anthem
• Yozakura Quartet - Hana no Uta Ep 06 *spoilers*
• New Anime Fall 2008: Next Week in Anime (October, Week 1)
• Hime Yarizakura
• Recent Posts
• What is the "Absolute Territory"?

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Top "Yozakura Quartet" Songs

Focusing in on Misato and Shinji, giving Gendo some much needed characterization with some good fights on the side. Starting off, Evangelion continues to look pretty good. But either they worked better or I am getting used to them. Like a weird sort of Stockholm Syndrome.

That said, the fights we got this week looked pretty freakin great. I will always love the fluid movements of the Eva units, making them more like living beings than machines.

Meanwhile, I am starting to get in to the VA work. Kotono Mitsuishi is doing some great work as Misato, and Shinji is starting to let Megumi Ogata show some more emotion. The only real issue I have is Rei, who is just flat and lifeless. Sort of the point, but not pleasant when she talks. This was actually shockingly relevant for what felt initially like a filler episode.

I was expecting a lot of gags with the power out and a standard Angel fight, but we got much more. Learning about the government, the world and the internal power struggles. For instance we learned about the Magi, 3 super computers that effectively run their government. Could it perhaps be another governmental body trying to shut them down, or private interests? Maybe even some kind of weird Angel-Anarcho terrorist? Earlier on in the series, Evangelion made a clear correlation between Humans and Angels after all.

How similar our DNA structures are, etc. Connecting humans and Angels both physically with DNA and thematically as enemies. It makes me wonder just how far Evangelion wants this correlation to go.

Will it eventually try and paint the Angels as sympathetic in some way, using its connection to us humans? Or is it going a more pessimistic route, with how humans are just as monstrous as the Angels? Regardless I look forward to this coming up again in the future and how Evangelion will build on it.

This episode also gave us more of Asuka, showing us the other side to her pride. Up until now we have mostly just seen her complain, whine and put others down to prop herself up. Trying and claiming to be the best of the best, so much so it almost seems desperate.

But this week Evangelion showed us the positive side of that. How her desire to be and prove she is the best also coincides with her taking the toughest, most dangerous jobs. Partly to show off, but also partly because she knows she can do it better than the other two. In fact she almost seems to prefer it, if only to show off. And last but not least, the bits and pieces left over.

I mentioned it earlier, but we never really learn who turns off the power, how they do it or why. I hope this mystery returns later, because it would be a shame to just drop it.

And it does annoy me a bit if we never get resolution to that. On the positive end of these leftovers though, we have the comedy. It was pretty stereotypical, but having our leads traverse through the shut down NERV headquarters was fun. Most of all though it forced all three to interact towards a common goal, which was good setup for the episodes Angel fight.

All in all, it was a pretty good episode of Evangelion. As this one returns to focus on Misato and Shinji, their relationship, and delve in to Gendo a bit. Throughout the episode, I loved how Evangelion treated Misato.

I also thought her history fit well with what we had previously seen of her. What I mean is, she had her own father issues like Shinji, yet she is dedicated to her work like Gendo.

A mix really. On Gendo, Evangelion gave us something he has been needing for awhile now, characterization. Up until now he was mostly just this stern, enigmatic figure. But with these last two episodes we see that in a new light. Showing him all but over working himself, unafraid to dive in to physical labor if necessary to see it through.

The man is a terrible father, but you can sort of see why now, with what he has on his shoulders. And this dedication, him finally acknowledging Shinji, also fits in to his treatment of Rei.

How he focused on and took care of her, because she had devoted herself to NERV, just like him. She was a willing asset, his champion, while Shinji was at best reticent and at worst unwilling. Yet now both we and Gendo have to acknowledge that Shinji saved that day, by his own action. The only one left was Shinji who had no idea why. Never actually stopping to think about what he wants, why he does what he does. While I am not sure I like the answer he finally came to, I am glad he came to one.

In a way, this seems like the point where Shinji will start taking it all seriously. So, all in all, how was Neon Genesis Evangelion this week?

I thought it was the best the series has been for awhile. The fights looked great, some fantastic Eva animation in there, and the story was surprisingly serious. I say this often, but it feels like we are starting to see more of the thematic elements of Evangelion. Now that we are in the latter half of the series, I can only hope this becomes the main focus.

Or at the very least that we continue to get these great Angel fights. Because if nothing else, I can enjoy giant robots beating the shit out of each other. Thats cool. I can do without the bath scenes though. View all posts by Lenlo. Skip to content. Share this: Click to share on Twitter Opens in new window Click to share on Reddit Opens in new window Click to share on Tumblr Opens in new window Click to email a link to a friend Opens in new window.

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Neon Genesis Evangelion – 11/12 – Throwback Thursday

I liked the cannon but I think the action would have been much better if talking wasn't such a free action and if Akina was more than just a punching bag. There were also quite a few convenient developments but otherwise I did like this episode. Very action packed from start to finish. That train cannon was pretty damn awesome.

The ~dere Thread; but mostly the tsun (& never the yan) (w/some anime) CHECK 1st POST

Directed by: Eiichi Yamamoto. With writing not just on the wall, but the wall crumbling before their eyes, the remaining staff set out to do something outrageous, artistic, and insane. This was the third film in what is known as the Animerama trilogy, and easily the most influential, Belladonna of Sadness. If the trailer did not already alert you, the show is incredibly sexual and has multiple scenes of rape. The film featured a great production crew, if quite bare bones. Yamamoto had already proven his skill over a decade of work, and would go onto write Space Battleship Yamato. The biggest name from the group however would be the amazing Osamu Dezaki.

When Anger Management Issues Are a Feature Not a Bug – Thunderous Tsundere

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Текст песни Yozakura Quartet - Sakurashin City Anthem

Since Fall anime season is quite copious, a task of previewing all anime at once is too enormous for me. Vote in a poll and please let me know what are your plans! Wednesday — October 1. Rosario to Vampire Capu2 Wednesday, October 1. Plot Summary: The new season is set to continue to follow the manga, introduce new characters from the manga and characters created strictly for the anime. Notes: — Second season of the show — I have not seen the first season, so no plans to see this one.

Yozakura Quartet - Hana no Uta Ep 06 *spoilers*

Hime Yarizakura, despite her name, is not a princess. She is a mayor—a public servant rather than a monarch. She is a fascinating blend of royalty and democracy—as is perhaps fitting for the leader of a town made up of both humans and yokai—and it is out of the matrix that the core of her beautiful personality arises. When considering the differences between the ideas of democracy and monarchy, one key point is distinguishing democracy is that elected leaders are, or ought to be, of the people. That is, unlike royalty, they possess no innately special identity—rather, they are chosen from amongst their peers and their authority is bestowed upon them willingly by the people they lead. We are of course speaking of ideals here, but such is the leisure fiction grants us. Hime-as-mayor is something of a populist figure, although the social structure of Sakurashin is such that making such a definition of her leadership style divorces her from the real-world implications of the label hooray for fiction!

New Anime Fall 2008: Next Week in Anime (October, Week 1)

Ai looked to be our tsundere for the series. Sounded good in theory. It certainly starts that way.

Hime Yarizakura

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Focusing in on Misato and Shinji, giving Gendo some much needed characterization with some good fights on the side. Starting off, Evangelion continues to look pretty good. But either they worked better or I am getting used to them. Like a weird sort of Stockholm Syndrome. That said, the fights we got this week looked pretty freakin great.

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Paul did this because he suspected Rudy and Sylphie might enter a co-dependent relationship that would be harmful for both of them. Rudy takes this sudden change in his life extraordinarily well for someone who had not only become comfortable in his previous life holed up in his room, but also became comfortable in his home village with Sylphie. He realizes one can become too comfortable, and life too easy. Rudy bows as a noble should, but is immediately dismissed as too young by the fiery, ultra- tsun Eris. Eris brooks no back-talk, as when Rudy asks what age has to do with tutoring her, she slaps him across the face. He slaps back, but far from cowing her, she pounces and starts beating the shit out of him until he has to push her off with wind magic.

What is the "Absolute Territory"?

My company runs a card game in Europe, but we want to start including manga and anime characters. How would we start going about obtaining lisences. I recently found this gif in a web forum. Does anyone know where this come from?