A bit late for this, and felt bad for not being able to do this last year. Damn you school. Anyway.
Shockingly, it isn’t K-on!. That reminds me of the now. It actually Kill La Kill for me. Not for the content of the show, but the memories I have tied to watching it. For one, it basically set me on the path to where my life is today in many, weirdly connected ways, which I won’t even bother explaining. When I watch…
Man, because of that Twitter account I have saved so many pics to my phone and computer to use eventually. It’s almost getting out of hand. If any random person who doesn’t know K-On! were to look at my phone, they’d be thinking, “What the hell is this?” Doesn’t mean I’m going to stop saving and using those…
Kill La Kill for me. Every voice in the dub nails it. Hell, I spent $30 just to get the English cast’s autograph. Plus, Ben Diskin as Takarada. His few scenes as a wannabe gangster alone are worth watching.
A couple of years ago it used to be Love Live School Idol Festival for me. These days its reddit. With r/anime, and for some reason specifically r/k_on and r/LittleWitchAcademia
Man, do I remember loving this show and the OP. I remember I couldn’t find a full version of this song, so I just kept re watching the OP.
Man I really want to play with you guys (the few times we did over the summer, I had a lot of fun), unfortunately the connection at my dorm hates PC gaming. And only PC gaming.
No lie, this is still one of my favorite EDs ever. I still almost tear up when this plays in the last episode.
I would probably pick some type of urban fantasy or superhero world, and I’d be the friend to the main character. Like I wouldn’t want all the crazy stuff to happen to me, I’d just want to see it happen, and sometimes dispense advice to my friend on what to do.
This might sound a bit boring, but when I was watching Fate Stay UBW, I had finished an episode where a character dies. That night, I somehow had a realistic dream where I was watching that same episode again, but for some reason the episode was a lot different then I remember, like I was watching a new episode. I…
Have not watched Shirobako (been meaning to), but have heard others described it as a more light hearted comedic version of that. Still entertaining.
I’ll keep it simple, basically all the music in Kill La Kill is part of why I love it, it just made watching the show better. The music fits the mood, getting you hyped and emotional at the right moments, while still being over the top.