I don't want to give away too much of my character, but I would say that Roses is much more bubbly than Sarah. Roses is completely oblivious to the misery of her LP partner's misery and is MUCH more childlike than myself. Sarah is a little darker, likes a lot of macabre stuff, very academic, etc. Roses is sort of like the kid I wish I had been as a kid, carefree and goofy.

Middle school.

Also: I may have been raised christian-conservative, but most backwoods hicks have filthy mouths, so I was a stone's throw away from lotsa profanity. XD

Nana's band. I like their style. omo d

Bible Black... DUH !

My favorite thing about anime is its fearlessness and tendency to subversion. You can and will see any kind of story done through anime. There's ALWAYS something surprising me in anime, sometimes even in otherwise crappy titles. There's just a lot of innovation in Japanese storytelling we're not seeing in the west right now, and the fact that they do all that through animation, my favorite film medium? Cherry on top of the cake there.

My least favorite thing about anime is its tendency toward self-referential otaku-sating crap in recent years. I'm *not* just talking about moe, I mean all the money-sucking OVAs, stupid webshows, all that stuff that is made JUST for otaku who like certain characters or a certain fetish-y idea or whatever and alienates the rest of the world from anime because that's what's popular and prevalent. So yeah that gets my goat. XD

Cop show, eh? Well, I am not sure if this counts, but I've always loved any/all of the Law and Order shows.

Todos en algún momento trabajaron en Atomix, y al ser las dos, revistas de videojuegos obviamente hay similitudes (reseñas previos especiales) pero las secciones no son las mismas:

Geek Point no existía en ninguna otra revista

El Anime aunque sí existía tiene otro concepto de series nuevas y no refritos para hacerles perder su tiempo.

La trituradora no existía tampoco.

El diseño es mucho más limpio, en fin, detalles que nos hacen una revista muy distinta.

Saludos!

i am awesome!

Menudo.

When I get very very very down in the dumps, I take a bath, or I exercise. I find exercising really really effective in combating sadness. If those things don't work, I talk to one of my best friends.

Her best *idea* was Ranma 1/2 and she still ran that into the ground abnormally fast. The woman just takes interesting to average premises, fills them with annoying, poorly written characters and runs. them. into the ground. And yet they become popular and she's like one of the richest women in Japan or whatever. Blurgh a glurg. Never been a big fan. But I do like some parts of Ranma, I'll give ya that. Ryoga in particular has always made me laugh. (It's still shockingly racist though...)

Terrible show. Terrible terrible terrible. It's a little like Twilight to be perfectly honest.

Just five? Okay, if I can only pick five...

1. Three Ghibli films, from different five-year timespans.
2. Gundam Wing followed by Gundam 00 for comparison
3. Neon Genesis Evangelion
4. Cowboy Bebop
5. Fullmetal Alchemist

Those may not make you well-rounded...at all. No girl-stuff there, actually. But if I can only pick five, and even then I'm totally cheating, that was off the top of my head for approaching an understanding of fandom a little bit. That's pretty much all that would do for you, give you a decent backing to talk anime with a fan and know what you're talking about, inside of five titles.

I have noooooothing but love and respect for Tezuka. I mean he did a LOT of stuff and not all of it great or whatever but...high respect, high props for the man.

In the words of Rumiko Takahashi (and this is the only time I will eeeeeeever quote her!): "I don't think about that and neither should you!" X3

...butyeahokaytheyprobablytotallydo, comeon.

With the original FMA it's hard because my favorite is one of the crappier ones: "UNDO." I like it because it sounds so different. I love the singer's bizarre voice and style. But the opening itself was pretty "blurgh." The best actual opening for the series in terms of animation AND song is the 4th: Rewrite. I'm not even sure it can be debated. Ready Steady Go was a GREAT opening animation-wise, but the song was kinda...it wasn't super-FMA, ya know? So yeah: Rewrite, the 4th opening.

Brotherhood is tricky. All of the openings, every last one, was better than any of the ones used for the original. But I think my favorite is still honestly the 1st: "Again." It just...SOUNDS like Edward or Alphonse is singing it. It builds amazingly well. It's powerful, but it's not melodramatic...etc. I mean the others were good, but I still love the 1st as far as really capturing the spirit of FMA....the 4th, whatever it was called, is a close second place.

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