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What is it? It's an anime blog. A blog about anime (literally, "pornographic cartoons from Japan"). It's written by:-
otou-san
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ghostlightning
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digiboy
Disgusting perv.
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What I’m Watching.
Tag Archives: kyoto animation
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Clannad: Episode 14
Theory of Everything Well. Let me just start this off by saying that I’m fairly glad the Kotomi storyline is now over. I just don’t care. Fuko’s arc was rife with emotional dirty tricks, but they worked and the wedding episode was both cute and teary. The Kotomi story has reminded me of every reason [...]
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Clannad: Episode 13
Garden of Memories For the lowdown on Clannad and my masochistic following of it, I provide this overview link. We’re currently wallowing in the late-middle of Kotomi the teenage genius’s storyline. Her birthday is coming, and while Fuku the coma child mysteriously appeared at an action claw machine, she failed to win Kotomi the giant [...]
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My Clannad blogging project begins
[Clannad has a landing page now] As much as I make fun, I should clarify that I do indeed enjoy the cavalcade-of-tragedy series that come from Key/Visual Art’s and Kyoto Animation. Air especially was great, and if you can stomach all that syrupy sadness, Kanon isn’t bad either. But as much as it’s fascinating to [...]
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Air (TV)
When watching kittens die just isn’t enough So you probably know this, but there are these computer game folks called Key/Visual Art’s built some success on a series of Visual Novels starting in the late 90s. That they were so good at it they plied their success into television series based on those games, often [...]
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The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
Come out from that rock I’ve updated this post over time, to reflect re-watchings and other perspective alterations. If you haven’t heard about it by now, you’re living under a larger rock than me. The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya is one of the most popular animes in recent years, and rightly so, it’s an absolute [...]