Perhaps it’s just the time that I’m taking between volumes, but while reading E’S volume 3, I was trying to figure out if this was the same manga that I’ve been reading in 1 and 2…
Big Dreams Little Tokyo is not an anime, manga, or live action dorama. It’s an American indie film with a huge dash of Japanese culture references. Basically, fair game for review on this blog. Or so I declare.
Also, this review is based on an advance screener copy of the film. Apparently it’s going to be released in theaters and on DVD in early ’08. So you can’t watch this yet. Gomen.
Venus Versus Virus certainly wins in the alliteration department, but how does it stack up as a manga? Who cares? There’s Yuri!
Everyone’s favorite emo manga, To Terra, ends in volume 3. Get your tissues out, this volume’s kinda sad…
So I’ve been really busy moving for grad school and whatnot, so Basugasubakuhatsu’s been on something of a hiatus. Hopefully new posts will be forthcoming, but with work and school, I imagine they’ll be less frequent than daily. Just wanted to update this thing in case people think I’m dead or something.
Also, Ikea is awesome. Seriously.
And… a “butt-biting bug” video is apparently popular in Japan. Okay…
I think I covered Dokuro-chan in my Summer anime previews but the first episode wasn’t aired until recently. Ah, well, pi-piru-piru-piru pi-piru-pi, right?
I really think Love*Com should’ve been called “Napo*Com” instead. Because it’s about a tall girl who falls for a short dude. At least it wasn’t called “Shota*Com” or “Loli*Com.”
The adventures of Black Jack continue as he solves new and exciting medical mysteries! Hint: It’s not lupus.
Stray Little Devil volume 4 is a masterpiece. Of fanservice. Need I say more!? Well… okay.
Strawberry Marshmallow is that one series that guys are afraid to buy in public, lest they be accused of lolicon tendencies. But it’s all just good clean fun! Good, clean, elementary school girls in neko-mimi mode saying ‘nya’ fun! For some reason I’m doubting myself now…