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Yusibu is one of my current watching favourites, I think Fino is a great character and am currently using her as an avatar on another site. I liked Fino from her first demon king/queen like speech, and her mix of earnest and doing demon like things is hilarious.

On another note, episode 10 of Beyond the Boundary was spectacular, some big revelations that revealed some things that might have looked like plot holes or character inconsistencies.

And I got Kokoro Connect on DVD, a purchase that I am very happy with, although it is only the first 13 episodes so I need to also get the other 4 which were some of the best parts.

Here's an anime joke I came up with:

Q: You know what a Canadian calls Sword Art Online?

A: S-Eh?-O.

I finished My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU. I enjoyed the dialogue and the characters, and I'd like to see it get another season. I like the pace, and I think that the story could go on for a while without becoming formulaic or exhausting its comedy potential.

I keep thinking about watching more WATAMOTE, but I get sort of a sick feeling when I start to click on it. Does anyone else have that reaction?

It is a very funny show, and I also liked the complexities of the characters, like Yukino does try to be like her sister, Yui has trouble standing up for what she thinks, and behind Hachiman's negative attitude is someone so kind that they would make himself the bad guy just other will feel better. A certain Batman comparison seemed quite apt.


I don't know, I really liked Watamote, partially because I had been through so many of the things she did and I think was a very good portrayal of someone with social anxiety, and I find it kind of relaxing to laugh at how I made mistakes. But I can see how there are certain things that different people can't deal with, I tend to be okay with the embarrassing stuff here, but I get a sick feeling whenever something involves children/teens dyeing (especially in combat), watching Hunger Games makes me feel quite sick that I have trouble dealing with it being so popular. A certain mecha anime this week made me have that kind of sick feeling.

You bet.
Konata reminds me every day.

I seen the anime movie Colorful, a great movie that is a must see for those who have know social isolation. (Which is a lot of peoples here.)

Seen it. It's pretty wacky in its own right.

Based on the comments above, I decided to check out I Couldn't Become a Hero, So I Reluctantly Decided to Get a Job. aka Yusibu . After watching a couple of episodes, I think I'm hooked as well.

I got a great deal on His and Her Circumstances from RightStuf! during their holiday sale, and I've watched the first disc. I wish I could remember who recommended it, because I want to thank that person. I think the show strikes a great balance between slice-of-life, romance, and zany comedy, and the art appeals to my taste as well.

Totally agree - Colorful is an awesome must-see film.

I finished Humanity Has Declined, and I feel a little sad about that. I could count on both hands the number of shows that achieve that level of brilliant randomness.

I anxiously await my chance to see the two special episodes of Hidamari Sketch with Sae and Hiro's graduation. I hope that they will be included in the season 4 DVD as a bonus, but I haven't yet seen a release date for that. Volume 7 of the manga will ship next week, so I guess I'll have some of the story then.

Yeah it is pretty good for some random partsrandom parts. I like how strangely dark it can be despite the cute looks, and with a smile on their facessmile on their faces, and that sundew plant, lol. The OPThe OP is incredibly catchy. And love the main character "Watashi", despite looking like a moe airhead, she is actually incredibly snarky.

I watched the Latest episode of Beyond the Boundary, which was really good, possibly one of the best yet.

And I saw the last episode of Noucome, an incredibly funny series, not really great in other aspects, but still one of the funniest of the year.

If you have money the rightstuf holiday sale is the perfect time to pick up anime.

I finished Leviathan. It had various shortcomings, but I found it amusing and calming to watch.

Had the best weekend ever thanks to a friend of mine.

Saw both Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Rebellion and Steins;Gate Fuka Ryōiki no Déjà vu.

Loved them both as a complete ending to their respective TV series. So worth it.

And Magi: Kingdom of Magic's just getting better and better; A1-Pictures, I salute you.

Working my way through the Studio Ghibli catalogue, I watched Tales from Earthsea. As a long-time Ursula K LeGuin fan, I felt a little anxious about it, but whatever friction the creators may have had between them, I felt that it kept the sort of feeling that I expect from each of their respective works.

SAO > AoT/SNK. That is all.