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- BirthdayMar 13, 1994
- LocationFrostbite Falls, Minnesota
- JoinedJan 15, 2014
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 Welcome to my profile! I'm a fan of beautiful art, animation, and stories of all sorts. Feel free to start chatting with me about anime, manga, music, or whatever you like.  I was introduced to anime by Ghibli movies and then Evangelion, and I must admit that ever since Girls und Panzer (which my username comes from) I've been a bit of an otaku. (If you want to know why I use and embrace this word, watch Insufficient Direction!)   I'm really into the art and design aspects of anime (which is reflected in my ratings), and anison and Japanese music (check out my Last.fm to see what I listen to), so I'm always eager to find new people to talk to about these interests. Rather than sending a 'random' friend request, write a 'random' comment! 
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Anime Stats
Days: 68.9
Mean Score: 5.76
- Watching95
- Completed760
- On-Hold24
- Dropped14
- Plan to Watch337
- Total Entries1,230
- Rewatched70
- Episodes5,368
Manga Stats
Days: 89.8
Mean Score: 6.09
- Reading80
- Completed740
- On-Hold264
- Dropped32
- Plan to Read866
- Total Entries1,982
- Reread37
- Chapters15,738
- Volumes1,607
All Comments (363) Comments
Edit: I only just noticed the student council girls in the background lol
I've been rediscovering Hyouge Mono lately, and its music is incredibly unique. I hear the name Nujabes quite a lot but have yet to spend time listening to him. At the very least, I would start watching Samurai Champloo before Cowboy Bebop anytime. And wow, are you talking about that kotringo? I never mention her because of her lack of recognition, but I think Katabuchi's recent movie might have helped her into getting her name out there, although I haven't seen it.
My respect for Akiko Shikata and her producers is immense. The way all the vocal tracks are put together is so convincing to me. However, I've heard more from her studio albums than her soundtrack or instrumental albums. I could check those out.
Something fun about Kenji Kawai. I watched a French documentary a couple of years ago, and from there I learned of his name. When I googled it, I was surprised to find out that he had composed a lot of soundtracks of anime I enjoyed. That was before I really got into Japanese music, too. I'm watching Seirei no Moribito right now, and I can't help but still be impressed by how much his music enriches the setting.
Through a couple of Utawarerumono soundtracks, I've discovered Kinugasa Michio, who has done some Tears to Tiara among other things, as well as Matsuoka Junya, who has worked with Kinugasa a few times, like in ToHeart2 and, you guessed it, White Album. On the same Utawarerumono expedition, I've come to think that Suara is one of the most vivid singers out there...
I took the Akage no Anne dive, and I'm done with a fifth of it, accompanied with even higher admiration for the World Masterpiece Theater. Also quite likely the most Canadian experience I'll ever have with anime, haha.
Wake up, it's your birthday!
(Actually, I'm posting a day late...maybe I need the clock :)
Notice how Miho tries to save the bear first :D
I'll get back to you with those soundtrack composers, but I hope you've been well.
And yes, Sora yori is the best! I didm't know the anime will be good when I picked it up for my anime to watch for winter 2018.
ooo whats the server?
oh sweet tell me what you think of it when u do
I really need to rewatch my memory is so bad.