Akazora

Ah man, that made me chuckle.

Honestly, coffee smells better than it tastes.

I know, it's Wilford who always says it wrong, haha.

That better be decaf...

Eeeeehhhhhhhhh?!?! Stop being so tsuntsun. At this rate, Google-senpai won't ever notice you.

Man, I usually don't trust personality tests because my answers change all the time, but today I got ISTJ.

Fixed it fer yer.

There are a lot of logical fallacies in that statement, but I'm pretty sure this is bait so I'll be bowing out now...

I don't have a favorite author, but I remember one that I really adored in middle school was Madeleine L'Engle. It fascinated me how all her stories took place in the same universe and there were little character cameos in pretty much all of her books that you wouldn't notice unless you've read a lot of her works.

Death Parade's OP

This is a thread about the games, not the anime. Jessie and James aren't game characters, unless you're talking about their cameos in Pokemon Yellow.

I know I previously said "Heart of Darkness" was terrible, but I had spoken too soon. The first third was a mess of exposition, but the middle part was awesome and the ending was decent, too. Overall not bad, but the beginning nearly ruined it for me. Wouldn't recommend it, but I've read worse *ahem* A Farewell to Arms *ahem*.

It's really worrying when you word it like that.

It used to be cooties this, cooties that. Now it's AIDS this, AIDS that.

Awakening spiked yandere popularity possibly even more so than Mirai Nikki did, and both of those weren't too long ago. If anything, there are too many yanderes now. (waaaaaayyyy too many)

The anime movie?

"Mask" -- Stellar (don't usually listen to K-pop, but this song is catchy)

Damn straight.

Still not as much of a cash grab as Tokyo Ghoul Root A. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txj_k5NHZF0 I love how people say this opening is deep, artistic, and symbolic. Ahahaha, yeeeaahh sure, whatever helps them sleep at night. I've seen symbolic openings before, and this isn't one of them. This is just bad directing by people who are putting money before quality. Also, not all reboots are bad. ufotable is doing a superb job with Fate/stay night: (left is old and right is new, though it doesn't take a brain surgeon to figure that out)

This is the event I've been waiting for!!

Too late, already watched the first episode of Haibane Renmei. And once I've started something that's completely aired, I feel obliged to finish before starting a new show fully aired show. Also, I'm very very very patient when it comes to anime. Patient to the point where I think I've taken a few years off of my life sitting through all the "Crap: The Animation"s anime has to offer. Also, I never skip any part of an anime, save for the opening and ending themes, regardless of how bad or slow it is. Haibane Renmei isn't even that slow, so I'll be fine. I've watched one of Yoshitoshi Abe's other shows, Serial Experiments Lain, which was actually a bit of a let down, though thankfully Haibane Renmei looks to have a lot more potential. I'll be watching Kino no Tabi right after I finish Haibane Renmei.

"Drenched" -- Wanting

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Senkou no Night Raid Pretty decent stuff. It will take quite a bit of historical background knowledge to fully appreciate, and the animation had a lot to be desired at certain moments, but definitely a solid series. The art portrayed the post-WWI/pre-WWII era really well and the soundtrack impressed me. While the directing was a bit weak and the voice acting wasn't anything special, it's relatively well made given it wasn't adapted from anything. At least I enjoyed myself watch watching it. Not too sure what to watch next; it'll be either Haibane Renmei or Kino no Tabi.

They said it would snow at around 2 pm, and now it's slated for "before midnight". And there's only going to be less than half an inch... (I miss last year's polar vortex...) OMM: MAL is back up, but nothing's changed...