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Ok, so my laptop's not completely fixed yet. Still has a funky startup problem. All leads point to getting a new processor board, which is gonna be a couple hundred bucks. Or I could just up and get a new laptop, to the tune of a couple grand. In the meantime I'm still able to limp on it, slight performance loss, but still running.
"Kanon" was actually a sweet and enjoyable anime version of the game. Not really serious, not too lighthearted. Yuiichi visits his aunt and cousin, and memories flood back to him.
"Mahoromatic" is something I'll confess to liking. Former battle android turned civilian, in order to last 400 more days instead of about 40. Becomes a maid to a kid that she feels she owes something to, for reasons revealed in the show.
"Saikano" (She the Ultimate Weapon)" is one of those shows that pulled me in. After watching the first couple episodes, I could tell it was steering hard for a tragic ending, and boy was I right. What if your high-school sweetheart was turned into the military's ultimate weapon? Could life go on as always? And how would that affect the prom?
"Pita Ten" is ultra-cute, sugary, mindless fun. A clutzy angel in training decides to live next door to a young boy, despite the boy's wishes. Has one of the most addictive giggles I've ever heard from an anime character. Watch Saikano and then Pita Ten in the same sitting, and interesting things will happen to your head, ala Fist of the North Star style!
Teeheehee.
"Kanon" was actually a sweet and enjoyable anime version of the game. Not really serious, not too lighthearted. Yuiichi visits his aunt and cousin, and memories flood back to him.
"Mahoromatic" is something I'll confess to liking. Former battle android turned civilian, in order to last 400 more days instead of about 40. Becomes a maid to a kid that she feels she owes something to, for reasons revealed in the show.
"Saikano" (She the Ultimate Weapon)" is one of those shows that pulled me in. After watching the first couple episodes, I could tell it was steering hard for a tragic ending, and boy was I right. What if your high-school sweetheart was turned into the military's ultimate weapon? Could life go on as always? And how would that affect the prom?
"Pita Ten" is ultra-cute, sugary, mindless fun. A clutzy angel in training decides to live next door to a young boy, despite the boy's wishes. Has one of the most addictive giggles I've ever heard from an anime character. Watch Saikano and then Pita Ten in the same sitting, and interesting things will happen to your head, ala Fist of the North Star style!
Teeheehee.
