Animedragon

History Book

861

Poor diet

A cup of tea and a biscuit.

Bright and sunny, but with a slight chill in the air.

Late Shift

858

Emperor

Twilight

Half a dozen Ritz cracker biscuits.

Studying

Stardust Telepath sounds interesting, I'll wait until it's finished airing so I can binge-watch it. I'll check out Precure Full Bloom as well.

Good Afternoon

Welcome aboard. Pull up a cushion, or a chair if sitting on the floor isn't your thing, and make yourself at home.

Good Idea

User

853

Network

850

Of course.

I've watched the first six episodes, and while it's not really the type of series I like it is quite interesting to watch, although I do think that the storyline tends towards the "Monster of the Week", or in this case "Villain of the Week". I see from MAL that it's 24 episode series and still airing, CR currently have 16 episodes, when I've seen all those I'll decide if I want to wait for new episodes or just move on.

Instruments

848

Today I finished my re-watch of ef-A Tale of Melodies. This is a follow-on, or second series, of ef-A Tale of Memories and and focuses on the lives of some of the supporting cast of Memories, the main cast make sort of cameo appearances also. In a way this is a much more complex series because the storyline moves between the past and present events. Like Memories it has a beautiful soundtrack and the visual style is very artistic and even surreal in places and while some may not like this type of approach I found that as a way of telling the story it works very well. Melodies addresses some much more serious, and disturbing, issues than Memories, which gains the DVD release a higher age rating. While the series does end on a positive note it is not without a couple of sad scenes. The closing credits of episode 10 are so simple and yet so distressingly sad. Overall, ef-A Tale of Memories and ef-A Tale of Melodies are an excellent series and will leave you with much to think about after the final credits roll.

I didn't, but I might give it a watch.