Monthly Archives: March 2007

MariMite OVA 2: Operation Ok

This OVA certainly had me "falling in love with the show all over again" – and then some more. This second installment built on the first two seasons and first OVA by showing how far the Yumi x Sachiko soeur … Continue reading

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SHUFFLE! Memories 12

Swimsuit fanservice and the relentless waves of humourous scenes! Of course, lots of my favourite character: Asa-senpai, you look gorgeous as always!

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Looking back on your love

The news that, in StrikerS, the main characters would no longer be loli was *the* deciding factor in why I finally gave in and watched the first and second seasons of Nanoha in preparation for its airing this April. While … Continue reading

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A Sign of Otakuism…

… was when I got the above piece of junk mail and my first thought was: ‘Yes, but what about all those catgirls that God kills because people drag real physics into discussions about anime?’ I invite you, gentle reader, … Continue reading

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Codex Asahina

By the Grace of the God Emperor of Otakukind and the Glory of the Golden Throne of Otaku This post humbly presents a selected list of the Chapters of the Adeptus Asahina. These Chapters of the Space Moérines were part … Continue reading

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WarHaruhi 40,000

It is the 41st millennium. For more than a hundred centuries the Emperor has sat immobile on the Golden Throne of Otaku. She is the master of otakukind by the will of KyoAni, and the master of a million blogs … Continue reading

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City-wide Taiyaki Mystery Patrol

In the course of my (still ongoing) literature review of anime blogging about Kanon, I finally realized that my search parameters in The Hunt for Taiyaki in London was far too narrow, as I was on the lookout for the … Continue reading

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