Animedragon

Having watched a lot of anime, I think it's safe to say that a lot of animators have trouble with noses.

I've finished watching Bottom-Tier Character Tomozaki. An interesting series, but it didn't seem to have an ending, the story just stopped at episode 13, then there was a sort of extra episode that was mostly a flashback to the time before episode 1, and that was it. Is there a second series to carry on the story where the first ended?

Husband: "My wife has gone on holiday" Friend: "Jamaica?" Husband: "No she went of her own accord"

"Komorebi", a beautiful and haunting song.

These look great.

Ready Steady

Welcome to the forum.

I've started watching Bottom-Tier Character Tomozaki, which is a refreshingly different take on the high school Slice of Life type of series, and quite good fun to watch.

Scale Models

Welcome to the forum and to the wonderful world of anime.

Welcome aboard, I hope you enjoy your time here.

I wouldn't know, I've never eaten in a McD's in my life.

Nice T-shirt, but I'm not quite sure that the words "Mordor" and "Fun run" belong in the same sentence.

This evening I finished watching Kaina of the Great Snow Sea, and to be honest I found the ending a bit unsatisfactory. Up until the last few minutes of episode 11 it was an excellent story, but then they rushed the ending. Eleven episodes seems a strange number and I wonder if it was intended to be 12 episodes, there certainly looked like there was plenty of material in those last couple of minutes to make a 12th episode to give the series a proper ending. I wonder if they just ran out of money and had to pull the key points of the originally planned ending into the closing minutes of the 11th episode, it certainly seemed that way. Throughout the preceding 10.5 episodes the story was well paced so it was very odd that they crammed the closure into the final few minutes.

Welcome aboard the forum. I'm a bit of an introvert and it took me a while to get used to posting here so I understand where you're coming from. But just remember that you're among friends and fellow anime and manga fans. I hope you'll enjoy your time here with us.

A long time ago now my friend and I used to regularly go to Minamicon at the Novotel in Southampton. We were only able to go as day visitors so we missed out on the evening activities but we always had a good time there.

I've started watching Kaina of the Great Snow Sea. It's an interesting and intriguing series set in an alien world. The background scenery is an impressive piece of world building.

Sports Team

Floor Plan

The animals were playing cards in the forest, but they weren't happy because one of them was a cheetah.

Today I finished watching Clannad After Story and found it to be still as good as it was when I first watched it. However, I now have wet handkerchiefs (again!).

Shoujo Manga

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If you rearrange the letters of “Postmen” you get a really annoyed postman.

I've only seen YouTube clips from the recent crop of isekai anime, but why do they all appear to be set in a video game based on the Middle Ages? It wasn't always like that, Vision of Escaflowne, Magic Knight Rayearth and Fushigi Yugi are all very different from each other. Although they're all quite old now and come from the time before isekai was called isekai.