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Yup, it's both good and funny, plus it's got some really good serious episodes too, as expected from a spiritual successor to Cowboy Bebop. Imagine Spike being replaced by a mix of Johnny Bravo and the Elvis Impersonator and you get Dandy. Many people got their hopes too high when they heard that this show is supposed to be the successor to Bebop, expecting it to be exactly like that show, but as long as you won't end up expecting a carbon copy of Bebop in a different art style, there's a high chance of you enjoying it.

Yeah, supposedly it's just a PS4 with better specs, along with the 4K support, but who knows if they won't treat it as a completely different console with its own library of games, which would've been pretty damn bad. After all, I remember how on the last E3 back in June Microsoft ended up bragging about their currently developed "Project Scorpio", which is already supposed to be a ninth generation console. Damn, just let the current generation get some games, instead of treating gaming like a Smartphone industry, with a new model every few months and barely any differences. Haha, so I'm not the only person disappointed in Nintendo's decision regarding the SNES titles on the 3DS, eh? :D Yeah, seeing both Paper Mario and Earthbound on the New 3DS only was a major kick in the nards to me, no Nintendo, I'm not going to spend even more money on a console which barely gets any exclusive games, with Xenoblade Chronicles still being the biggest release on this one, as every other 3DS release is still playable on the regular 3DS. As for the J-RPGs on the PS3, have you played NieR? That's definitely one of the best RPGs you can get on this console, it plays more like an Action RPG, but the story, characters and music are just wonderful. Especially the music. Definitely a game worth checking out, even if my personal reward for the finest J-RPG on the Sony consoles easily goes to the Yakuza franchise. The amount of care and content put into these games is just amazing, especially the fifth one, which took me somewhere around two months to get the Platinum in, and it didn't even have any grind in it, it's just that there's so much to do in this game. Aside of that, yeah, Vita is definitely a go-to console for every J-RPG fan, I'll probably end up buying it before the PS4, just to wait for any confirmation regarding PS4 Neo's library of games.

Haha, the funniest thing is that I'm most likely going to graduate without even knowing how does the interior of my University looks like :D The reason behind that is that the building is still being renovated so our lectures are being held in a small apartment building our University bought out for the time being. Never in my whole life I'd guess that after getting accepted into the University I wanted to attend I'd end up being its student without even taking a single step inside :D I mean, they're renovating the damn thing for over 3 years now.

You definitely should! :) The anime as unique as this one don't happen too often, the last instance of the title similar to this one would probably be Space Dandy, given that it was also an episodic show made with the Western audience in mind.

Same here, I actually need to buy both VITA and PS4, even if I'm not sure if I should be in a rush to get the latter, because of the whole PS4 Neo thing - I'd rather buy a console once rather than having to swap it for a new model few months later. On the other thing though, I'm so badly in love with Bloodborne (I generally like the Souls games) that I kinda-sorta want to get the PS4 now. Decisions, decisions, eh? At least there's still a couple of PS3 titles I still need to play. As for Hyperdimesnion Neptunia, it depends. First things first, it's a VERY low-budget title, so it's quite rough around the edges, despite getting a little better with every new installment. While the original trilogy came out on the PS3, I'd say that if you own a VITA, the Re-Birth trilogy is generally a better choice instead, being an enhanced remake of the PS3 games. Especially when it comes to the original, which is a huge pain in the ass to play, to the point of the developers having to make the game from scratch in order to make the VITA version. Story-wise, it's a very simple plot focused on making references to the video game industry, with some hit-or-miss sex jokes as well. After all, it's a moefied portrayal of the console wars. To be honest, VITA is pretty much the main console of this franchise, as aside of the ports of the first three games, there are also multiple Spin-Offs on this console, including a Beat 'Em Up button masher by the creators of Senran Kagura. And just like SK, Neptunia also holds up only because of its likeable heroines, so if you can stomach a rather bland dungeon crawling with some grind to it, you can check it out, even if not expecting much is the best way to approach this franchise.

Haha, yeah, it's like with me and my father, he always wanted me to become a teacher after finishing my Philology studies, but I always wanted to be a translator specializing in written works instead. Well, at least me choosing the translation as my specialty during our courses finally made him realize that I'll never teach at school, it's just not something I'd like to do in life.

Yeah, I can only imagine how bad it can be - studying in a different city of your own country can take some time to get used to, but when we're talking about a completely different country... Well, good thing that I can wrap my studies up 20 minutes away from where I live. *laughs*

Haha, in my case, I think I stumbled upon The Big O because I was looking for an anime similar to Giant Robo, which was the very first Mecha anime with deeper themes to it. I liked it a lot back then and having rewatched it last year, my appreciation for The Big O has increased even more, especially regarding Schwarzwald's character.

Guilty pleasures, eh? That would definitely be Senran Kagura in my case, even if it applies to the games more, rather than the actual anime adaptation, which was just generic. Same goes to Hyperdimension Neptunia.

Yeah, it really bugs me when people like my father are opposed to the whole idea of doing something you really love in your life as a job, instead of just sticking to whatever to pay your bills. Well, at least being an animator makes more sense in your country than it does in mine, because our animation industry hasn't seen any funds since the Cold War ended, therefore a lot of people here who want to become animators prefer to study in France, unless they don't mind working on a very shitty CG animation for the TV commercials :D

Yeah, it's not hard to dislike history when you rprofessor just keeps beating the British misadventures into your head for a year straight. *laughs* Not that I'm complaining, this country had a great history, it's like reading an actual novel with how many interesting characters you can find. Philology in general is a great thing to major at, even if it sometimes occurs to me that I'm in extreme minority of my group, being a person who really cares about the whole "interpreting the works of fiction" thing, the others generally come to the lectures with the usual "I need to sit through this to get a job later" mindset, which is kinda sad.

Yup, can't go wrong with the classics. As much as I'm not hating on the new shows because they're new or anything, it's hard to decline that the times before the corporate control over the media allowed for more personal messages being conveyed in the anime, along with the form the authors have chosen. Good old times of the anime not having to be 12-episode long advertises for the unfinished Light Novels, eh? :D Well, at least it makes you appreciate some really good modern anime even more, like Osomatsu-san, which is a shockingly good comedy.

By the way, I see that you've got The Big O on your PTW list, great choice, given that you liked Batman: TAS. It's a very similar show, being this very stylish mix of a simple genre being mixed with some deeper themes to it, despite the overall episodic formula, with the overall main plot showing up here and there, mostly in the second half. Definitely one of the best non-Gundam anime Sunrise have ever made.

Whoa, you've got some great taste in games/cartoons/TV Shows! :D Can't go wrong with a solid mix of Sailor Moon, Kingdom Hearts and Doctor Who. Also, it's really impressive to see someone studying animation as well.

> I have three cats and five dogs

Wow! Not in the city apartment i think, right?

You're right LOL x)
Homu-chan best waifu! :D

Damn, seems we have a good anime compatibility.

Nice list x)

Hi there! I'd like to say that you got some good taste in anime.

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