Comments on: 夏のあらし！ ~ Natsu no Arashi!

By: meronpan

meronpan — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 08:10:09 +0000

need to remember to try it out… i’m so bad at adding new series to track ^^;

By: TaikutsuJoker

TaikutsuJoker — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 07:35:31 +0000

Tokyo magnitude? I watch it (only) for one season. I like reality one. May be it’ll entertain you with a ton of panic screams ^^

By: meronpan

meronpan — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 07:35:55 +0000

just started! though now i remember why i usually don’t solicit opinions… every episode i catch myself thinking, “hmm, was that really *thaat* good?” ^^;;; nevertheless enjoying it a lot. and it’s good listening practice ‘cuz there’s so much dialog! i’m gonna have to rewatch to pick up what i missed the first time around…

the first season of natsu no arashi wrapped up rather nicely imo so i’m curious where they’re gonna go with season 2…

i think i have a rather unique workout… i do jumping jacks in my room ^^; since it’s constant jumping i figure it’s on par with a light/medium jog, but not as vigorous as jump rope. no equipment required and nobody living below me so it’s been working out rather nicely. ^^

By: Blowfish

Blowfish — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 08:12:45 +0000

Definately check out Bakemonogatari.It was the best Anime of the last season.
I did like Tokyo Magnitude aswell with its rather slow pace and its focus on the characters growth instead of the usual disaster movie theme.

Thanks for mentioning the series!I adore School Rumble and Im glad to check out more of Kobayashis Work.I hope he gives us a decent ending this time though.

So how are you excercising? Spinning or something similar? Cant think of too many ways to excersise while watching anime

By: meronpan

meronpan — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 08:33:27 +0000

it’s a great time saver ^^

By: meronpan

meronpan — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 08:33:04 +0000

i hate worrying about diet because i love food ^^; but after eating out with coworkers for a long time i found i really had to do something in that department else maintain quite a rigorous workout schedule ^^;

sounds like our motives are somewhat similar… maybe? “good” anime “moves” me in some way usually… whether through comedy, moe moments, tear jerking sadness or what have you it’s more of a gut reaction rather than an in depth analysis.

By: meronpan

meronpan — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 08:28:51 +0000

usually i avoid any sort of feedback to avoid being influenced by other opinions but i don’t have the time i’d like to try out everything nowadays ^^;

i’m so acclimated to fan service i hardly even notice it anymore :P but at any rate, glad to hear your contrasting opinion. got ahold of the episodes so will start it soon to make my own call, hopefully ^^

By: phossil

phossil — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 22:26:20 +0000

I think I should do the same thing: watch anime while I work out.

By: nanu

nanu — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 21:01:00 +0000

When I feel much better after doing something other than sitting or laying down all day, that’s when I know I was
overdue for a workout. A big fault of mine me is necessarily making exercise a regular routine, too. I tend to walk/jog with music, to get the heart going again. Am getting more concerned about diet, mostly by reducing junk food in.

I’m finding that the anime I like most manages to have sentimental moments that would help me along my journey for wherever I am.
To that end, Spicy Wolf 2 and Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 were great. Also, yet another plug for Bakemonogatari. I guess I’m a Shinbo fan since he does not fail to tickle the otaku senses ^^;

By: usagijoou

usagijoou — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 08:56:13 +0000

I just started watching Bakemonogatari.
I really don’t like one certain trend of mine: I tend to dislike series that pretty much everybody praises. Can’t rely on reviews at all >_<.
There are waaaaaay too much fan service in Bakemonogatari and the dialogs are long and bore the hell out of me. But to do justice to the series – art style is original and good. It somehow reminds me of Gankutsuou, series which I really enjoyed^^