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The attention to detail in depicting the music performance aspects is remarkable. I feel like for those that have also been in band can relate to the anime.

You're watching Spice and Wolf too, nice :3 it's fine! It was surprise for me too but good discovery :3

Got plenty of shelves, with the space on them used up mostly lol, i'll be getting some glass cabinets at some point though

it's fine, hope work has calmed down for you now though and hope your arm gets better

Ah, I can see that happening as well. Since it has happened to me. A lot of "research" about a series only to get crap results from the series. But reading synopsis and checking the genre does not take that much time though. I usually leave it to luck as well if the genre and synopsis look okay.
Have you had the experience though that watching the first few episodes and if you like it and continue, the end result would be bad? Many of those series are like that for me nowadays where the first 3-5 episodes are good and then it just goes downhill. For me, if I've watched 5 episodes or more, I'd rather finish a series that turns bad rather than drop it for some reason. I need to learn how to drop a series instead of wasting my time :)

I'm fine, I watched more anime than I should haha.😅

It's OK milady and ouch! I remember when I had tennis elbow which was terrible. I either had to use acupressure, ice compression or eat plenty of watercress. Ice compression had to be done in my sleep that night of November.

Watercress is great antiflammatory stuff and it could have saved the late Yuko Mizutani from breast cancer all those years ago. At least I got acupuncture needles which cured me of mild flu recently. Acupuncture needles, while taking too much time killing sore throat one time, actually worked. Less ibuprofen was consumed.

Aside from Till The End of Time, demos take me back so long ago, the nostalgia.

Spanish is kind of hard and I couldn't get an A+ on my last test, but B to A- is good enough. Said first love Holly did alright in Spanish IIRC and she said that she would read plenty of books as an Amish lady. Of course she would keep her promise, I've known her well enough and reading books is great, even if they're digital copies.

I agree that reading Spanish can be hard, especially when you have to emphasize different accented vowels.

Other than that, I thank ebooks for helping me learn Japanese and helping me extend my knowledge. Current technology deserves credit for helping old books retain their worth.

An old librarian in a Twilight Venom episode said that books lose their worth if nobody reads them. Even as an adult that grew up with computers, I still think that books are a worthy hobby.

As for entertainment, I can't wait to read indie comics some time. Read some obscure graphic novels that may never get adapted. Not sure if League of Extraordinary Gentlemen counts as indie, but it's nowhere nearly as mainstream as say Battle Angel Alita or Avengers. It was still lucky enough to get adapted as much as The Crow, my personal favorite graphic novels that isn't DC, Marvel or top ANN manga.

More importantly, I hope that you'll get well soon from tennis elbow.

Thank you! I was able to get her early WHILE HER LIGHT CONE TOOK TWO WEEKS. Thankfully luck was on my side and I got her light cone after the recent pure fiction refresh.

What about you? Or did you not pull for her for someone else?

Southern Min and Korean also use particles, so I take it back. Not sure why some Taiwanese guy said Southern Min or Min Chinese is that hard if many sources suggest that that his native language has simpler particles with more consistent grammatical function than Japanese.

Some student in Spanish class once said that Spanish was very hard because of direct object pronouns, the preterit stuff and excessive use of articles. He didn't know what direct object pronouns were, I didn't know either. I also don't remember my 7th grade language arts teacher Mrs. Voss ever going over direct object pronouns. Maybe they were labeled as just pronouns at the time.

Linguistics aside, Star Ocean 2 is great and while the remake is incredible, I still dislike the fact that Chisato got nerfed. I guess Bowman, Ashton, Precis and Dias are better choices for endgame stuff in the remake.

I have mixed opinions on Opera. To recruit her means recruiting her useless alien boyfriend Ernest (waste of a character slot) and the awesome Dias can only be recruited if you select Rena as the protagonist.

Star Ocean 3 was my first Star Ocean game and it's been so long since I last played it. I hope that Star Ocean 6 will be a massive upgrade of Star Ocean 5 which came out late last decade. Nel was my first Star Ocean crush and I love her hair.

My shoujo loving friend from Oklahoma would love to play Second Story R because of Megan Hollingshead. She would totally recruit Celine Jules. She's a mid-tier character because conjurers do less damage, but I love her charming and cool personality.

In Ragnarok Online, mages or conjurers are the supreme rulers of damage where as physical damage varies because of your enemy's size. Daggers and sabers (usually outclassed by two-handed swords, axes and spears; the manliest weapons ever) will do less damage to bosses because they're big. Magic has no damage limits based on size, but you do have to pick the right element. RO's mechanics improved though after 22 years though. Fourth classes FTW!

Animation wise probably The Little Mermaid. Live action would be Narnia

Ohh, I'm happy for you! When is it releasing? Or as it already released since the last time we talked, lol?^^'3
Honestly, I've probably already been spoiled by the some of the stuff in the spin-off series, in particular Carnival and Prisma Illya since those deal with characters from the series in universe afaik..>v>'3 There's also the Lord El-Meloi series which is DEFINITELY full of spoilers, as far as I could tell, so I'd probably be fine watching the main series as well tbh.
Is Apocrypha part of the main series, or is that a spin-oof as well?:o>

Thanks a lot, I hope you also have an awesome day/night!>v</

You're welcome!

Ah, that is too bad... I haven't really kept up with any of the Pretty series in years but from what I've seen they are usually fun to watch. I especially enjoyed Pretty Rhythm (predecessor to Pripara) back in the day.

I like An Archdemon's Dilemma: How to Love Your Elf Bride, Girls Band Cry, Grandpa and Grandma Turn Young Again and Jellyfish Can't Swim in the Night.

It's one of my favorite series. Really cant go wrong with KyoAni. The characters are also amazing, the VOs are great, and the music is fantastic. The art is amazing and breathtaking.

I hope that it gets a remaster with better translation, but the problem is that Media Vision hasn't been active in a while. Their Digimon game got mixed reviews.

AI can always be used to translate the original Wild Arms 2 script.

Speaking of Digimon, it's been a while since I last read that V-Tamers manga. Now I'm halfway done with Silent Möbius QD and I'm looking forward to future Digimon games.

The only thing that I found difficult in Japanese so far are those particles, a part of speech that is exclusive to that language. Since I used Nihongodera a lot, I might as well learn Mandarin next. Yes, kanji is getting more familiar everyday.

Other than that, I've been playing Star Ocean 2 and the original Sakura Wars for the first time. I wonder what that semitomboy with her Chinese husband thinks of the Star Ocean 2 remake. She probably watched the recent Gundam SEED movie without subtitles by now.

The movie doesn't have much of a jump scare, mainly psychologically. The scariest movies I have aren't even horror movies; they were made by a filmmaker called David Lynch. His movies are weary and dark at times. If you think Percet blue mess with head Mulholland drives is something else. 


I can see that. The main thing they do is do something with Zygarde, but the main pokemon I want to see is Az's Floette.