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Awesome, I actually have that one on pre-order! :p

Does it get any better that you know of? Kinda curious about that one.

I finished the first season of Druaga (12 episodes) and I liked the show, I hope the 2nd season answers some questions!

The setting of the show is immersive I found, basically they are just trying to climb a tower and defeat the boss... pretty simple but entertaining. Some nice graphics too (Y)

As for Gintama, the characters weren't bad, but I have trouble watching anime shows that don't compound each other story wise. The only show I can think of that I liked in that format was Mushi-shi

I understand that right anime & manga are soon be going hand to hand (which isn't good for either).

Well if you're talking about the good 90% being banned some time mid summer then it wont end fully as the likes of perfectdark and share will provide a way to distribute it.

I finished the first season of Druaga (12 episodes) and I liked the show, I hope the 2nd season answers some questions!

The setting of the show is immersive I found, basically they are just trying to climb a tower and defeat the boss... pretty simple but entertaining. Some nice graphics too (Y)

As for Gintama, the characters weren't bad, but I have trouble watching anime shows that don't compound each other story wise. The only show I can think of that I liked in that format was Mushi-shi

Sometimes simple entertainment is the best imo. (Y) Just found the complete (2 season) Druaga box online, seems like I got something to watch in a couple of days. :)

I know what you mean, some anime shows you feel you're watching loose episodes instead of one show with a storyline. Although it depends on the anime I guess, some I just don't understand until I rewatch them and realize the story was there all along but I didn't see it.

Well if you're talking about the good 90% being banned some time mid summer then it wont end fully as the likes of perfectdark and share will provide a way to distribute it.

It has already started, if you see in some store where they used to display most manga?s in front are now in the back room or already taken out. Then anime will turn into 18+ so can?t air on TV, even to showing breast and butt is ok if it?s 3d but nooooooo for 2d.

It has already started, if you see in some store where they used to display most manga's in front are now in the back room or already taken out. Then anime will turn into 18+ so can't air on TV, even to showing breast and butt is ok if it's 3d but nooooooo for 2d.

what to do , gov's pretend that all of us are kids that need nanny :s

they love it this way!

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Sometimes simple entertainment is the best imo. (Y) Just found the complete (2 season) Druaga box online, seems like I got something to watch in a couple of days. :)

I know what you mean, some anime shows you feel you're watching loose episodes instead of one show with a storyline. Although it depends on the anime I guess, some I just don't understand until I rewatch them and realize the story was there all along but I didn't see it.

haha yeah exactly, that's how it feels sometimes! :rofl:

I've watched half of season 2, starts off quite slow, getting a lot better. Definitely worth a watch if you ask me. Although this style of anime is up my alley.

I've heard some good things about Fairy Tail, anybody else see it?

Anyone watched the Naruto Uniqlo Naruto x UT OVA? Was it some kinda spoiler special?

I just watched it. It showcases a fight between Naruto and Sasuke that hasn't taken place in the manga or anime yet so I'm not sure if it can really be considered a spoiler. It could be the two people they show at the end are the spoiler but I'm not sure.. they were revealed a long time ago.

Ah I'm glad to hear it was good. I saw too many people complaining :wacko: Should try make some time to watch it.

Btw is there another Gundam 00 movie due right? Or am I remembering wrong?

The current movie is the end of Gundam 00. The other movie you're remembering might be the long awaited Gundam Seed movie. Thought, I don't think that that one's going to happen anymore.

Also, I can see why too many people complained about Gundam 00, as it's quiet different then the series. And to be fair, the ending could've been a little bit better as it somewhat feels rushed and weak.

Besides that though, I really enjoyed it and I'm glad that I finally had the chance to watch it.

I might be easier pleased then others with these type of things, things that I love, so this might also be the reason why I don't instantly think about the negative sides of said topic. I rather just look at the whole, and say how I felt about said topic after the ending of it.

It's why I might've clashed sometimes with Masked Forever in this thread, lol :p

I might be easier pleased then others with these type of things, things that I love, so this might also be the reason why I don't instantly think about the negative sides of said topic. I rather just look at the whole, and say how I felt about said topic after the ending of it.

It's why I might've clashed sometimes with Masked Forever in this thread, lol :p

That, I do understand :p Had a few glashes with the guys at GG when they said they weren't going to sub it and also when they decided to drop Bakuman :devil: Nevertheless I'm thankful that they did sub the movie :pinch:

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