I recently re-watched this anime. The first time I saw it, I found it rather violent and couldn't get passed the third episode. This time, I watched the series from start to finish. I found it captivating and creative. I give both the artwork and the voice acting 4 stars. For originality, it also gets 4 stars. Overall, it is a 4 star viewing opportunity. However, I give it 3 stars over all because it isn't something I would want to watch again. It just doesn't hold the same special quality that I found in "Death Note" or "Fruits Basket".
There are some things about this anime that I can't get over. The main villain, Suitengu, can regularly be seen smoking money. That's right, cigarettes made out of cash. I laughed out of shock the first time I saw this. Even now, I'm still shaking my head at how absurdly rich this guy is. Of course, he's the main criminal and he's evil personified. Despite his tragic past, he became a monster who basically does the same thing to the people he lords over that happened to him. There is one exception, he doesn't make their children slaves in order to pay off debts. Instead, he takes over life insurance policies.
But the villain isn't who the story is about. It is about a war photographer named Saiga and the daughter of a rich family named Kagura. Saiga, is basically broke because there aren't any wars for him to photograph, so he makes his money doing some investigatvie journalism. Unfortunately, the lead he gets takes him to an underground club where the rich and powerful engage in criminal acts. He gets caught and almost killed, but he is saved by Kagura.
At the time, she's in a trance and doesn't even realize what she's doing. Kagura kisses Saiga and her saliva reacts with his DNA and gives him the power to explode whatever he takes a picture of with his camera. If you can get passed the whole messed up idea of killing whatever you're taking a picture of, then the story will really interest you. As unique ideas go, this one is right up there. This is why I love anime. The stories I find in them are a brief look into the creative minds of other authors. It gives me an indescribable rush when I find something so interesting that I have to binge watch it.
Monday, November 10, 2014
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Gon & Ging
I just wanted to talk about Gon's first meeting with Ging, Hunter x Hunter episode 146. I have been waiting for this moment since I watched the first episode of Hunter x Hunter. I must admit, that as a closet sap and hopeless romantic, I expected their first meeting to make me cry. And I did, but not emotional tears caused by mixed feelings of sadness and joy. But because I was rolling on the floor laughing. The author really eased the tension I didn't even know I was feeling by writing a scene full of emotions without being overly sappy.
I have been so caught up in all the drama and intense action of Gon's life, that I had forgotten that Hunter x Hunter was written for boys. So why would there be some tear jerking scene for Gon and Ging's first meeting? At first, that was what I was hoping for, but I'm glad that isn't what I got.
It was great to see Gon and Ging finally reunited. There was the nervous Ging who would have run, except there was no escape route. There was the Gon we've all grown to know and love who was more concerened with someone else's feelings than himself, because the first words out of his mouth was an apology to his father. And there was the relief and joy of the entire hunter association at seeing Gon healthy again, while still being united over their dislike for Ging. All in all it was a great scene. I watched it about 3 times. Mainly because I was laughing so hard the first time that I didn't get a chance to read all the subtitles properly.
There's nothing more that I can really say except that I love this anime and I can't wait for the rest.
I have been so caught up in all the drama and intense action of Gon's life, that I had forgotten that Hunter x Hunter was written for boys. So why would there be some tear jerking scene for Gon and Ging's first meeting? At first, that was what I was hoping for, but I'm glad that isn't what I got.
It was great to see Gon and Ging finally reunited. There was the nervous Ging who would have run, except there was no escape route. There was the Gon we've all grown to know and love who was more concerened with someone else's feelings than himself, because the first words out of his mouth was an apology to his father. And there was the relief and joy of the entire hunter association at seeing Gon healthy again, while still being united over their dislike for Ging. All in all it was a great scene. I watched it about 3 times. Mainly because I was laughing so hard the first time that I didn't get a chance to read all the subtitles properly.
There's nothing more that I can really say except that I love this anime and I can't wait for the rest.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Absolute Boyfriend #1
Manga are books too. It takes a lot of skill to tell a story with dialogue and pictures alone. I especially love this one. It was definitely creative and hilarious.
The story is about a girl whose parents are out of the country for work. If her parents were in the picture, this story definitely wouldn't be possible. Like any teenage girl who has been unlucky in love, she feels undesirable and depressed. She meets a mysterious salesman and proclaims that she wants a boyfriend. He gives her a card with a web address on it. She goes online and orders the perfect man. The next day, the guy is delivered to her door...naked.
Of course, she doesn't read the fine print and fails to return the product on time. Now she's stuck with him and a million dollar price tag that she can't possibly afford to pay. The company helps her with a work around. She is now providing them with research material so they can improve later models based on her interactions with the 'boyfriend' she purchased.
The story is about a girl whose parents are out of the country for work. If her parents were in the picture, this story definitely wouldn't be possible. Like any teenage girl who has been unlucky in love, she feels undesirable and depressed. She meets a mysterious salesman and proclaims that she wants a boyfriend. He gives her a card with a web address on it. She goes online and orders the perfect man. The next day, the guy is delivered to her door...naked.
Of course, she doesn't read the fine print and fails to return the product on time. Now she's stuck with him and a million dollar price tag that she can't possibly afford to pay. The company helps her with a work around. She is now providing them with research material so they can improve later models based on her interactions with the 'boyfriend' she purchased.
Monday, September 8, 2014
Hunter X Hunter
This anime is still ongoing. You can find the first 50 to 62 episodes dubbed in english online if you know where to look. However, there are differences in the subtitled and dubbed episodes. Subtitled episodes can be found on Crunchyroll and Netflix.
If you're looking to be able to watch the series from start to the most recent episode, then I recommend Crunchyroll. Also, Crunchyroll has the largest font when reading the text. The advantages of Netflix viewing is that your PC will automatically play the next episode while maintaiing a consistent video player size.
With all the technical stuff being said, I will tell you why I love this anime. First of all, I give Hunter x Hunter 5 stars all around. Even though this anime doesn't strive for realism in the artwork and scenery, the artwork and voice acting are top notch. But more importantly, this anime has a great story and great characters.
At the center of the story is Gon, a young boy who has never met his father, Ging. Ging left Gon with his aunt Mito to go off and be a hunter. After making a deal with his aunt to catch a gigantic fish, Gon goes off to take the hunter exam. The exam itself is dangerous as many of those who take the test drop out or die. This is the hero's and the viewers first real look at what it really means to become a hunter. Throughout the course of the test Gon makes friends who will later be his companions and allies in his quest to find his father, hunt down killers and even take on a new breed of magical beast.
If you haven't ever tried anime before, I think this one is a great place to start. While the 12 year old Gon doesn't yet have a love interest, he is a character you can't help but love. He has a way with the people around him that makes them want to change the way they live. He inspires others to want to become hunters or to hunt him. This week, we have the episode I've been looking forward to the most: its where Gon and Ging finally meet face to face. I can't wait to see how this plays out.
If you're looking to be able to watch the series from start to the most recent episode, then I recommend Crunchyroll. Also, Crunchyroll has the largest font when reading the text. The advantages of Netflix viewing is that your PC will automatically play the next episode while maintaiing a consistent video player size.
With all the technical stuff being said, I will tell you why I love this anime. First of all, I give Hunter x Hunter 5 stars all around. Even though this anime doesn't strive for realism in the artwork and scenery, the artwork and voice acting are top notch. But more importantly, this anime has a great story and great characters.
At the center of the story is Gon, a young boy who has never met his father, Ging. Ging left Gon with his aunt Mito to go off and be a hunter. After making a deal with his aunt to catch a gigantic fish, Gon goes off to take the hunter exam. The exam itself is dangerous as many of those who take the test drop out or die. This is the hero's and the viewers first real look at what it really means to become a hunter. Throughout the course of the test Gon makes friends who will later be his companions and allies in his quest to find his father, hunt down killers and even take on a new breed of magical beast.
If you haven't ever tried anime before, I think this one is a great place to start. While the 12 year old Gon doesn't yet have a love interest, he is a character you can't help but love. He has a way with the people around him that makes them want to change the way they live. He inspires others to want to become hunters or to hunt him. This week, we have the episode I've been looking forward to the most: its where Gon and Ging finally meet face to face. I can't wait to see how this plays out.
Thursday, September 4, 2014
Guild Master Cinnamon
Guild Master Cinnamon is the second book in the Other Side of the Wormhole series by Celia Mai. This book focuses more on the corrupt world Daphne Morrow has been transported to and it's villains. The planet Arret has a complex and very corrupt business system.
In the story, Daphne Morrow, our heroine is still hoping to do the bare minimum to survive. She's merely biding her time and waiting for the gateway to her own dimension to reopen so she can go home. However, she comes to realize that she is a pawn in a power struggle. This book is designed to set the stage for her transformation from passive bystander to active participant in her new life. It will lead into book three: The Expelled.
Book 3 of the Wormhole series will pick up where Guild Master Cinnamon left off. Book 3 will feature a more prevalent use of magic, playing up the skills Daphne learned in book 2. And for those of you who like a romantic element, there's a certain someone from book two that she's formed a connection with. Of course, you'll have to read book two to find out who that is.
As the author and publisher of this book, I always feel that I could have done more or said more to make the story more enjoyable. But that is why I decided to write a series. I just have so much about Daphne and the world of Arret that I want to say and I do hope that others find the story intriguing.
In the story, Daphne Morrow, our heroine is still hoping to do the bare minimum to survive. She's merely biding her time and waiting for the gateway to her own dimension to reopen so she can go home. However, she comes to realize that she is a pawn in a power struggle. This book is designed to set the stage for her transformation from passive bystander to active participant in her new life. It will lead into book three: The Expelled.
Book 3 of the Wormhole series will pick up where Guild Master Cinnamon left off. Book 3 will feature a more prevalent use of magic, playing up the skills Daphne learned in book 2. And for those of you who like a romantic element, there's a certain someone from book two that she's formed a connection with. Of course, you'll have to read book two to find out who that is.
As the author and publisher of this book, I always feel that I could have done more or said more to make the story more enjoyable. But that is why I decided to write a series. I just have so much about Daphne and the world of Arret that I want to say and I do hope that others find the story intriguing.
Monday, September 1, 2014
Psychic Detective Yakumo
This anime ranks high as a favorite with a rating of 4 stars. As usual, the more true to life artwork rates high with me. I also prefer more serious stories without slap-stick comedy, and this anime also fits that criteria. But above all... I love, love, love detective stories!! Couple that with my other all time favorite--the paranormal, and you have Psychic Detective Yakumo.
It has been about a year or two since I came across this little gem. Yakumo, the main character of the series can see ghosts and spirits through his left eye. He was born with a red left eye and because of the weird look, it has caused him many personal hardships. Therefore, he hides his eye behind a colored contact lens. It can be a little creepy, so if you're a scardy cat like me, I don't recommend watching it at night or alone.
If you're looking to get away from anime that feature kids and high school students, this one is a good option because Yakumo is a young college student. While the series has ended, I feel like there was room for more. Of course, I often feel this way when I come across a series I really like, but who doesn't? Before I forget, this one is subtitled only, but I urge you not to let the text frighten you away. It really is a good way to spend a few hours of your time.
It has been about a year or two since I came across this little gem. Yakumo, the main character of the series can see ghosts and spirits through his left eye. He was born with a red left eye and because of the weird look, it has caused him many personal hardships. Therefore, he hides his eye behind a colored contact lens. It can be a little creepy, so if you're a scardy cat like me, I don't recommend watching it at night or alone.
If you're looking to get away from anime that feature kids and high school students, this one is a good option because Yakumo is a young college student. While the series has ended, I feel like there was room for more. Of course, I often feel this way when I come across a series I really like, but who doesn't? Before I forget, this one is subtitled only, but I urge you not to let the text frighten you away. It really is a good way to spend a few hours of your time.
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Texting the Underworld
This book was mentioned on the Dragon's Den facebook page last year. It is definitely a great story for young readers. The story is about a boy who is sort of being haunted by a banshee. The author took a myth and modern technology and blended them together in a very fun story.
The boy in the story is Irish and has been told a legend about how banshees appear and shriek when someone around you is going to die. The banshee who invades his room doesn't know who it is she's there for or why. Somehow she's forgotten, but since she's in the human world, she's curious about everything around her. Our hero, if you can call him that, takes it upon himself to answer her questions and even lets her pretend to be his cousin so she can go to school with him. Of course, he has ulterior motives. He is trying to figure out a way to get rid of the banshee and save whoever it is before she can take them. It really is a fitting read for tweens.
I also enjoyed the visual appeal of the cover. I bought this book in harback and the striking blue dust jacket helped catch my attention. Since I loved this book after just one read, I added it to my favorites shelf. I get bored very easily, so it's always nice when I find a fun diversion. Also, because the book features a young boy as the lead, I think it is one my son will also like.
The boy in the story is Irish and has been told a legend about how banshees appear and shriek when someone around you is going to die. The banshee who invades his room doesn't know who it is she's there for or why. Somehow she's forgotten, but since she's in the human world, she's curious about everything around her. Our hero, if you can call him that, takes it upon himself to answer her questions and even lets her pretend to be his cousin so she can go to school with him. Of course, he has ulterior motives. He is trying to figure out a way to get rid of the banshee and save whoever it is before she can take them. It really is a fitting read for tweens.
I also enjoyed the visual appeal of the cover. I bought this book in harback and the striking blue dust jacket helped catch my attention. Since I loved this book after just one read, I added it to my favorites shelf. I get bored very easily, so it's always nice when I find a fun diversion. Also, because the book features a young boy as the lead, I think it is one my son will also like.
Monday, August 25, 2014
Death Note
This anime easily tops my list as one of the 10 best anime ever made. The story centers on Light Yagami who is the son of a police officer. He leads a pretty normal life until a god of death drops a notebook on the lawn of his school. He picks it up, takes it home and uses it. From there, he falls into the twisted idea that somehow killing people by using the power of the notebook will make the world better. He comes to believe his own delusion. He goes by the name Kira and even after he crosses the line from what he feels are justifiable killings to killing cops and other innocent people, he never stops believing that he is right.
A special investigator creates a task force to catch him. I found myself siding with Light every time it seemed that 'L', the investigator, got close to catching him. This was my first experience dealing with the psychological twist of rooting for the villain. That probably makes me a little messed up in the head, but I really thought that "Death Note" was a great idea and very well executed. I gave this anime 5 stars. It has been dubbed in English for those of you who don't like to read and watch tv at the same time.
If you can handle a dark story-line, Death Note is a great way to start your exploration of Japanese anime. If you're already a well established fan of this genre and haven't seen it, I highly recommend it.
A special investigator creates a task force to catch him. I found myself siding with Light every time it seemed that 'L', the investigator, got close to catching him. This was my first experience dealing with the psychological twist of rooting for the villain. That probably makes me a little messed up in the head, but I really thought that "Death Note" was a great idea and very well executed. I gave this anime 5 stars. It has been dubbed in English for those of you who don't like to read and watch tv at the same time.
If you can handle a dark story-line, Death Note is a great way to start your exploration of Japanese anime. If you're already a well established fan of this genre and haven't seen it, I highly recommend it.
Thursday, August 21, 2014
The Emperor's Edge
The Emperor's Edge is the first book in a series by Lindsay Buroker. I must warn you that I found her series to be highly addictive. The book features a strong female lead who is also intelligent and battling her attraction to a member of her team. This steampunk series is set in a fictional world of the author's creation.
After uncovering a plot to assasinate the emperor, the woman assembles a team of less than savory characters to help her save their country's ruler. Due to her pursuit of justice, she is thrown in jail, almost killed and has her good name tarnished. Of course, this story is just the first in a long line of adventures for our heroine and her team.
I'm sorry that today's discussion is a little short. But honestly, to really feel the excitement and tension of the situations the characters get into, you need to experience this book personally.
After uncovering a plot to assasinate the emperor, the woman assembles a team of less than savory characters to help her save their country's ruler. Due to her pursuit of justice, she is thrown in jail, almost killed and has her good name tarnished. Of course, this story is just the first in a long line of adventures for our heroine and her team.
I'm sorry that today's discussion is a little short. But honestly, to really feel the excitement and tension of the situations the characters get into, you need to experience this book personally.
Monday, August 18, 2014
Gallery Fake
Having finished this one, I have to give it 4 stars. The anime is subtitled, so it's definitely not for dub only anime fans. This anime came out in 2005 and the artwork definitely clings to the more realistic style that I prefer. The voice acting is fine. But what I really loves is the good hearted "criminal" who is the center of the feature.
Reiji Fujita is the owner of Gallery Fake. It's an art gallery where are the works in the front of the shop are fakes but he does black market deals behind the scenes. He's also an expert on art restoration and makes side money restoring art for his less than scrupulous customers. Throughout the series, he's often called on by the authority figures in the art world when they have something they want repaired, because only the best of the best will do. He is accompanied by Sara, his assitant. She's the sole survivor of a royal family in the middle east somewhere and she has a good eye for what's real and what's not. She's also in love with Fujita.
But the true highlight of Gallery Fake (at least for me) was the fact that you really start to get an appreciation for fine art. Many of the historical facts and details about art, artists and the other antiques mentioned in the show are true. I know because I looked up most of them. I was really impressed by the level of research conducted. Or maybe it was personal knowlege on the manga artist's part. Either way, I love watching things where I can learn stuff that I didn't already know. I even found a piece of artwork in one episode that I loved so much I had to order a poster print of it. In case you're wondering it is La Femme A La Pearl by Corot.
The picture was featured in an episode where they talked about the history behind the Mona Lisa and who was the woman in the portrait. I personally found this Mona Lisa style painting to be more beautiful and alluring than the famous one housed at the Louvre. Before anyone gets their underwear in a bunch because I don't like the Mona Lisa, remember that art like music and books is subjective. To each their own.
Anyway, I recommend Gallery Fake. Watching Fujita get in and out of trouble with the police is entertaining enough. But you just may find yourself pining for a piece of art as well.
Reiji Fujita is the owner of Gallery Fake. It's an art gallery where are the works in the front of the shop are fakes but he does black market deals behind the scenes. He's also an expert on art restoration and makes side money restoring art for his less than scrupulous customers. Throughout the series, he's often called on by the authority figures in the art world when they have something they want repaired, because only the best of the best will do. He is accompanied by Sara, his assitant. She's the sole survivor of a royal family in the middle east somewhere and she has a good eye for what's real and what's not. She's also in love with Fujita.
But the true highlight of Gallery Fake (at least for me) was the fact that you really start to get an appreciation for fine art. Many of the historical facts and details about art, artists and the other antiques mentioned in the show are true. I know because I looked up most of them. I was really impressed by the level of research conducted. Or maybe it was personal knowlege on the manga artist's part. Either way, I love watching things where I can learn stuff that I didn't already know. I even found a piece of artwork in one episode that I loved so much I had to order a poster print of it. In case you're wondering it is La Femme A La Pearl by Corot.
The picture was featured in an episode where they talked about the history behind the Mona Lisa and who was the woman in the portrait. I personally found this Mona Lisa style painting to be more beautiful and alluring than the famous one housed at the Louvre. Before anyone gets their underwear in a bunch because I don't like the Mona Lisa, remember that art like music and books is subjective. To each their own.
Anyway, I recommend Gallery Fake. Watching Fujita get in and out of trouble with the police is entertaining enough. But you just may find yourself pining for a piece of art as well.
Thursday, August 14, 2014
Endymion Spring
It has been more than 10 years since I read this book. All I really remember is that my mother gave it to me and said that I would love it, and I did. I still have the hardback version she purchased. Hardbacks for us was rare, considering the expense. Anyway, what intrigues me about the book, aside from the striking red and gold cover, was the sense of majesty and mystery I got from the story. Even today when I look at this book, I feel like the contents are almost mystical.
Even as I write this blog entry I'm tempted to pick it up and read it again. It is about a boy who finds a strange book in an Oxford library and...he opens it obviously. He first finds the book blank, but the story is far from over. What happens next? You'll have to find a copy of Matthew Skelton's debut novel and find out for yourself. Trust me, you won't be disappointed. I know I wasn't. This book has easily earned its place on my favorite's shelf. As a matter of fact, it's the first book there when you start searching from left to right. Even though I haven't read it in ages and can't fully remember the story, I still know that I love it. And that's really all that matters when it comes to books.
Even as I write this blog entry I'm tempted to pick it up and read it again. It is about a boy who finds a strange book in an Oxford library and...he opens it obviously. He first finds the book blank, but the story is far from over. What happens next? You'll have to find a copy of Matthew Skelton's debut novel and find out for yourself. Trust me, you won't be disappointed. I know I wasn't. This book has easily earned its place on my favorite's shelf. As a matter of fact, it's the first book there when you start searching from left to right. Even though I haven't read it in ages and can't fully remember the story, I still know that I love it. And that's really all that matters when it comes to books.
Monday, August 11, 2014
Fruits Basket
If I had to pick a favorite anime of all time, Fruits Basket would be it. I've seen it about 15 times all the way through and last Christmas, my husband bought me the boxed set. I love the artwork and the acting in this one. But what I love most of all is the sweet Tohru Honda and watching how her kindness changes the members of the Soma family for the better. It's too bad that this anime ends while the manga continues.
There was obviously more story here, but for some reason, the company producing the anime chose not to finish it. Oh well. That's the way it goes sometimes. Even great stories get canceled because they're too expensive to keep producing.
In case you didn't know, the members of the Soma family all transform into animals from the Zodiac when they are touched by a member of the opposite sex. This includes other cursed members of the Soma family. Thanks to problems with her living situation, the orphaned Tohru ends up living with 3 members of the Soma family. As bad as they think they've got it (being cursed and all), living with Tohru shows them that they're lives don't completely suck. Also, there's this big hint that something about Tohru makes her the key to breaking the Soma family curse. But, you have to read the manga to find out how that happens.
This totally goes against my standard 5 star ranking system, but Fruits Basket tops the charts with a whopping 12 stars. Why? Because I love this anime so much. I think it's awesome. The only thing I would change if I could would be I'd have them finish it.
There was obviously more story here, but for some reason, the company producing the anime chose not to finish it. Oh well. That's the way it goes sometimes. Even great stories get canceled because they're too expensive to keep producing.
In case you didn't know, the members of the Soma family all transform into animals from the Zodiac when they are touched by a member of the opposite sex. This includes other cursed members of the Soma family. Thanks to problems with her living situation, the orphaned Tohru ends up living with 3 members of the Soma family. As bad as they think they've got it (being cursed and all), living with Tohru shows them that they're lives don't completely suck. Also, there's this big hint that something about Tohru makes her the key to breaking the Soma family curse. But, you have to read the manga to find out how that happens.
This totally goes against my standard 5 star ranking system, but Fruits Basket tops the charts with a whopping 12 stars. Why? Because I love this anime so much. I think it's awesome. The only thing I would change if I could would be I'd have them finish it.
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Crazy, Stupid Sex
I just finished "Crazy, Stupid Sex". It's definitely not something I'd let my teenager read, that is if I had a teenager. Maisey Yates made erotica classy with this one. She expertly crafted the sex scenes without being vulgar and made you feel the emotions of her female lead. It certainly doesn't go the way I imagined, the main character having a string of random hook-ups, but it was good. Not only did it help me kill an hour and a half, but it kind of makes the idea of sexual exploration fun.
This book is from Harlequin. It does have a few content and grammatical errors. Nothing that seriously takes away from the sexual scenes, but distracting enough that it makes someone like me pause for a moment. Anyway, I did receive it free at Book Expo America and many of the books there are unedited preview editions, so I won't hold the flaws against her. The verison you end up with will definitely be the perfected copy.
If you feel the need to fantasize or dip your toe in a little of the seedy side of life, then this book is a good place to start.
This book is from Harlequin. It does have a few content and grammatical errors. Nothing that seriously takes away from the sexual scenes, but distracting enough that it makes someone like me pause for a moment. Anyway, I did receive it free at Book Expo America and many of the books there are unedited preview editions, so I won't hold the flaws against her. The verison you end up with will definitely be the perfected copy.
If you feel the need to fantasize or dip your toe in a little of the seedy side of life, then this book is a good place to start.
Monday, August 4, 2014
Wolf Children
This movie was really amazing. It's been a few months since I've seen it, but it's already on the top of my 'want to buy' list. Not only did I find the story unique, but I found the characters truly developed and interesting. The relationship between the family members is so realistic, it was really powerful watching them grow and learn from and about each other.
I was blown away by the quality of the artwork. I really hate 3D and CG graphics, so I'm more partial to the realistic hand drawn style. Needless to say, the voice acting was superb. Quality actors help to elevate an already exceptional story. But really, I guess I was most impressed by the vivid scenery.
I personally gave this movie 4 stars.
I love them all!
I know this blog is called Books VS Anime, but there is no way I could ever choose between them. I love them both. There are books I love and there are anime I love so much I've seen them at least 20 times or more. It's rare when you find that one special anime or book that you just keep coming back to.
Anyway, this blog isn't going to be about trying to persuade anyone of anything. I just couldn't contain my nerdiness any longer. So I wanted to talk about the books and anime I find that I really like.
Anyway, this blog isn't going to be about trying to persuade anyone of anything. I just couldn't contain my nerdiness any longer. So I wanted to talk about the books and anime I find that I really like.
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