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Finally , our club reached the 50 member.....so now ,we have a 50+LE topic ,
but there are many other topic :
The Manga Disscusion.
Chibi cards ( which opened at the same time when the 50+LE).
Topic For members ( where members can write their ideas if
anything missing from the club ).
Request for Newsletter.
Sooo ,these are the news.
Please visit the club !!!

Oh... In Germany, school is compulsory for 9 years. Even if you repeated a grade, so it doesn't matter if you got stuck at grade 7 for three years or whatever. Weird, isn't it?

Well, that makes sense... And for some reason, even though I'm a 10th grader, I really don't have the time for that many episodes. Except for weekends, when I start with reading all the new chapters from the manga on my list and go from there.

So i finally started hitman reoborn, after the painful 30+ something episodes of nothing but crap lol. Finally i started the varia arc and supposely this is where the action really starts. So far my favorite episode was when tsuna used the dying will during the first short 6 episodes story line arc against mukura, he actually shown some potential there. That 6 episode arc was probably the most interesting to me, it actually had kind of a clear villain and a deeper mysterious story even though it was only 6 episodes.

But i seriously can't stand this guys personality, luffy and naruto would eat little shits like him for breakfast literally. The thing bout naruto and one piece, is these characters have goals, ambitions, certain paths they have to follow that relates to their pasts naruto wants to become hogake, luffy wants to find one piece, the also have things to protect and both characters suffer from horrible pasts, these things make these characters really stand out and strong because they have a "Role" in the story they must overcome in order to get on with life.

Tsuna is a typical character with no direction, no goals, nothing, just a whiny ass brat always trying to deny being the 10th mafia boss and yet all of his friends put their lifes on the line for him. I just find that aggravating as all hell, that is just a horrible way of developing the main protagonist of the show. When is he going to accept the world he lives in and that its not his pathetic ordinary school life. I expected this for maybe the first few episodes, but not 40 something episodes and he hasn't changed one bit, but yet the reborn seems to think he has, i just don't see it.

One of the things i don't ilke bout this series in paticular is the fact that it really has no clear direction in story, things are kind of slowly told to you at a snails pace, but it doesn't keep me the viewer really interested, no antagonist has been mentinoed as of yet. So the characters are kind of one sided and they just pop up out of no where. I expected the varia group to be actaul enimes and play some sort of role in the story lline. I didn't expect some crazy battle arena tournement, if you ask me thats kind of a cliche way of developing the story.

I mean i like multi dimensional characters, typical tournements in a shonen series are ok, but if its the premise of the story, it just becomes way to predictable to me and not that inspiring as like for example the introduction of orichamaru in naruto or Kabuto, both very mysterious and interesting characters played their roles respectively all well the chunen exams were going on. Or like in one piece when nami steals the ship to go to arlong's or the arrival of the mysterious Hawkeyes Mihawk, these are the kinds of things that keep the viewer interested and wanting to know what happens next. Hitman reborn just does not have that same sense of deep story telling.

In any case im on episode 43 now just saw lambo's fight and that one was pretty interesting.


I don't know i just have a hard time getting into hitman reborn. I heard it gets Much better when it hits the future arc, but i guess will see.

Well thats the end of my rant lol

Well, I thought that the premise of having to search for pieces of something was cliche and a cheap way to get the characters on a journey, but in the end, that wasn't the point at all in the manga. The anime was, well...
...if I say that I "need to read or watch something soon", then I probably never will unless I actually get a reason to watch it "right now", so my "plan" list is always just a formality. I suppose it's just me?

The anime is bullshit. CLAMP and most of the fandom disowned it, among other things for changing important canon rules. Though really, the first half of the series spent a lot of time forshadowing stuff before it got really complicated, so the anime team had no real way to know how to follow it properly...

Well, it's CLAMP, which means lots of gay people, metaphorical chess masters moving the plot and impossibly cute outfits. It's also a series I was absolutely in love with as a pre-teen girl, and when I tried to read the manga about a year ago, the art kinda disappointed me with its shoujo-ness. (I'm weird.)