Given my good bro Stripey’s penchant for lists promoting his goth-loli-siscon fetish, it’s time to strike back! However, instead of an attempt at a list, this is a rather more narrow attempt to gush about a particular seiyuu’s role of an Onee-type character.
Given my recent fapping post about Evangelion 1.01, I have rediscovered how much I enjoyed Kotono Mitsuishi’s good job as Misato Katsuragi. And another excuse to make Misato screencaps. :P
Continue reading ‘Voice of the Oneecon Generation: Kotono Mitsuishi as Misato Katsuragi’
This OVA completely slipped under my radar. Thankfully 53RG10’s post was a timely reminder. It was terrific that this episode was Tama-nee-centric though, sadly, the production values seem to have slipped in comparison to the first episode of the previous OVA series. Which was Not Good because ToHeart2 is not particularly impressive in terms of story or characterization. But Shizuka Itou’s great voice work really conveyed that oneechan-type titillation (Tama-nee was the role that made me take note of her as a seiyuu); more importantly, the OVA episode made me reconsider my previous position that Konomi is a better match for Takaaki than Tama-nee.
Continue reading ‘To Heart 2 ad 1: The Iron Claw of Tama-nee!’
I had been just a bit tempted by the reports that KimiAru had some light yuri fan service but only finally picked it up after reading two sentences over at SS!AB - Kabitzin, I blame you! OMG what a stupid series. But the LOLZ, KimiAru haz it.
Other than the influence of the Namako empire, I had also heard that there was some oneesama fan service in KimiAru. And an impressive VA lineup that included personal favourites such as Shizuka Itou, Yuko Goto, Rie Tanaka, Yuu Asakawa, hitomi, Tomokazu Seki.
I ended up marathoning it over two days. It was Not Good but it was still great brainless entertainment. A run down of favourite moments follows.
Continue reading ‘Kimi ga Aruji de Shitsuji ga Ore de’
Just a long overdue chara nouto: Cecile Croomy is full of love, oneechan and Kikuko Inoue!
Continue reading ‘Code Geass: Cecile of the Oneevolution’
