[Official] Anime/Manga Thread


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did you see those Eva branded cellphones? and how much they went for? they also made a limited line of the one featured in Eden of the east.

I came across them when I was reading through RadishTM's blog. They look cool but impractical. It's a good fashion piece.

That's your background on your iphone?

It's an Evangelion clock on my iPhone. My background is Onizuka (GTO) posing and swaps swipe of my lock screen to a scene from Ghost in the Shell. I got it just to have something anime related on my phone since it's hard to come across a theme that looks professional/clean and not like something drawn up in MS Paint.

Video of how it works (not me):

By the way, I want to know whose bright idea was it to make yellow subtitles with one of the ugliest fonts possible for DVD's?

I can't find english subbed versions of GTO or rahXephon.

Found english DUBBED ones, but there bugging me for some reason >.>

*cough* Check your PM.

And?

I think you'll like Sailor Moon. I actually have the manga just so I could waste a few hours if I have the time.

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Wrong manga reader to use. Use Manga Meeya or CDisplayEx. I've read all my manga that way.

i use CDsiplay for doujins i just that to open things windows can't like 37MB image files

also dug out my poster/wallscroll collection now that i have command strips

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