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Showing posts with label majikoi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label majikoi. Show all posts
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Kuuki's crazy anime watchlist corner desuu~ #21
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10:57 AM
Kuuki's crazy anime watchlist corner desuu~ #21
2011-10-20T10:57:00+02:00
Unknown
anime|chihayafuru|fall 2011|gintama|kimi to boku|last exile|majikoi|mirai nikki|nurarihyon no mago|phi brain|tamayura hitotose|working|
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Libellés :
anime,
chihayafuru,
fall 2011,
gintama,
kimi to boku,
last exile,
majikoi,
mirai nikki,
nurarihyon no mago,
phi brain,
tamayura hitotose,
working
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Kuuki's crazy anime watchlist corner desuu~ #19
Today is finally the day when Guilty Crown and Un-Go air. I was getting tired of waiting for the last shows to air before I could my wrap up post.
Still, does anyone know whether or not Coppelion is airing and when? I was actually quite interested in that but can't find any further info anywhere so ...
Anyway, as usual, beware of spoilers!
Still, does anyone know whether or not Coppelion is airing and when? I was actually quite interested in that but can't find any further info anywhere so ...
Anyway, as usual, beware of spoilers!
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Unknown
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12:53 PM
Kuuki's crazy anime watchlist corner desuu~ #19
2011-10-13T12:53:00+02:00
Unknown
anime|chihayafuru|fall 2011|gintama|kimi to boku|kyoukai senjou no horizon|majikoi|nurarihyon no mago|phi brain|
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Libellés :
anime,
chihayafuru,
fall 2011,
gintama,
kimi to boku,
kyoukai senjou no horizon,
majikoi,
nurarihyon no mago,
phi brain
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
[1st episode]Kimi to Boku
As excited as I was for the Fall season to start, I think I might be going overboard and will start to drown very soon.
So, Kimi to Boku, the summary is quite easy : cute boys talking with each others.
It's not even about doing stuff, well, they did stuff, but they mostly talked.
The plot is non-existent. I should have known, it's a slice of life. As it's only their first week of school I think I'll let it get away with that. It's an introduction self, they're using it to introduce the characters.
Or so I try to convince me. I hope it wasn't introducing the general atmosphere of the anime or I'll fall asleep trying to follow.
I was talked into trying to watch this before it aired by people saying the manga was cute and funny.
I smiled more at MajiKoi.
Usually that kind of anime is light hearted too. Kimi to Boku isn't. Apparently these high schoolers were already casually talking about death among themselves in pre-school.
For some reasons the atmosphere felt heavy.
The cast isn't bad, there's Kouki Miyata who was Kimimaro in C and Toyonaga Toshiyuki who never gets enough roles among other talented people.
Might be dropped by next episode if it doesn't pick up. I wouldn't mind an all male K-On, at all actually, but at least make it light hearted? Or go all out into the depressing stuff, or, I don't know, make me laugh how a comedy is supposed to?
Well, do something? Anything. Really.
So, Kimi to Boku, the summary is quite easy : cute boys talking with each others.
It's not even about doing stuff, well, they did stuff, but they mostly talked.
The plot is non-existent. I should have known, it's a slice of life. As it's only their first week of school I think I'll let it get away with that. It's an introduction self, they're using it to introduce the characters.
Or so I try to convince me. I hope it wasn't introducing the general atmosphere of the anime or I'll fall asleep trying to follow.
I was talked into trying to watch this before it aired by people saying the manga was cute and funny.
I smiled more at MajiKoi.
Usually that kind of anime is light hearted too. Kimi to Boku isn't. Apparently these high schoolers were already casually talking about death among themselves in pre-school.
For some reasons the atmosphere felt heavy.
The cast isn't bad, there's Kouki Miyata who was Kimimaro in C and Toyonaga Toshiyuki who never gets enough roles among other talented people.
Might be dropped by next episode if it doesn't pick up. I wouldn't mind an all male K-On, at all actually, but at least make it light hearted? Or go all out into the depressing stuff, or, I don't know, make me laugh how a comedy is supposed to?
Well, do something? Anything. Really.
Publié par
Unknown
à l'adresse
1:09 PM
[1st episode]Kimi to Boku
2011-10-04T13:09:00+02:00
Unknown
kimi to boku|majikoi|miyata kouki|toyonaga toshiyuki|
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Libellés :
kimi to boku,
majikoi,
miyata kouki,
toyonaga toshiyuki
Monday, October 3, 2011
[1st episode]MajiKoi
The season has barely started and this is already the second anime I wasn't at all interested in but check anyway. I think I'm doomed.
Summoning my greatest courage and not even remembering what the hell this was about. (I did read it though, I just forgot) I watched this. MajiKoi for short because I forgot the actual title too.
In the end it turns out to be some kind of harem anime in which the main protagonist already confessed and was rejected by his older sister and they're all going to a school where conflicts are solved by school wide fights.
To be honest, I don't even know what to talk about when it comes to this anime, because ... nothing happened.
Well, they all fought against each other and I didn't even figure out who belonged to which team.
From the look of it, it doesn't seem like it'll be mindblowing either.
Too many character, so many I don't remember their names aside from Kuki Ageha and Kuki Hideo and that's only because we share names. But at the same time, after 3 months of Idolm@ster I don't remember all of their names either. Guess that MajiKoi will share the same fate.
Putting the whole incest part aside (because I, myself, am a big sister, I'd freak out) it's nothing revolutionnary, school setting, martial arts and cute girls.
The only redeeming point of the anime? Its cast, especially concerning the male characters, Kamiya Hiroshi is voicing the main one, there's Katsuyuki Konishi, Yusa Koji, I heard Koyasu Takehito and Nakamura Yuuichi was priceless as Hideo.
To sum it up, I normally wouldn't watch it, but it has Kamiya, as a result and very reluctantly, it makes it to my watchlist.
Though it'll be the second thing to be dropped if really I can't keep up.
Summoning my greatest courage and not even remembering what the hell this was about. (I did read it though, I just forgot) I watched this. MajiKoi for short because I forgot the actual title too.
In the end it turns out to be some kind of harem anime in which the main protagonist already confessed and was rejected by his older sister and they're all going to a school where conflicts are solved by school wide fights.
To be honest, I don't even know what to talk about when it comes to this anime, because ... nothing happened.
Well, they all fought against each other and I didn't even figure out who belonged to which team.
From the look of it, it doesn't seem like it'll be mindblowing either.
Too many character, so many I don't remember their names aside from Kuki Ageha and Kuki Hideo and that's only because we share names. But at the same time, after 3 months of Idolm@ster I don't remember all of their names either. Guess that MajiKoi will share the same fate.
Putting the whole incest part aside (because I, myself, am a big sister, I'd freak out) it's nothing revolutionnary, school setting, martial arts and cute girls.
The only redeeming point of the anime? Its cast, especially concerning the male characters, Kamiya Hiroshi is voicing the main one, there's Katsuyuki Konishi, Yusa Koji, I heard Koyasu Takehito and Nakamura Yuuichi was priceless as Hideo.
To sum it up, I normally wouldn't watch it, but it has Kamiya, as a result and very reluctantly, it makes it to my watchlist.
Though it'll be the second thing to be dropped if really I can't keep up.
Publié par
Unknown
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7:42 PM
[1st episode]MajiKoi
2011-10-03T19:42:00+02:00
Unknown
1st episode|anime|kamiya hiroshi|konishi katsuyuki|koyasu takehito|majikoi|nakamura yuuichi|review|yusa kouji|
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Libellés :
1st episode,
anime,
kamiya hiroshi,
konishi katsuyuki,
koyasu takehito,
majikoi,
nakamura yuuichi,
review,
yusa kouji
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