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  1. @usagijen Less self-conscious, perhaps? I think there's a point where everyone goes from being an anime fan to an anime blogger.8:02 AM Nov 8th from web in reply to usagijen
  2. Sword of the Stranger == FUCK, WIN;2:22 PM Nov 7th from web
  3. @jpmeyer Yeah, I was surprised how unique Cure was. Straight after watching, I started downloading 6 of his other films, inc. Tokyo Sonata!4:23 AM Nov 7th from web in reply to jpmeyer
  4. Japanese live action film 'Cure' is really disturbing, in a quiet, ambiguous way. Reminded me of Se7en, and also Tarkovsky's Solyaris.6:38 PM Nov 6th from web
  5. @concretebadger Ta for the rec., it looks cool in that all action Kawajiri/Spriggan kinda way. I'll definitely follow up on it!2:55 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to concretebadger
  6. @BluWacky The next ep explained nothing, but didn't feel as jarring. I guess the true mystery of Umineko is in fathoming Beatrice's purpose!2:03 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to BluWacky
  7. @thaliarchus No, you're right. It's unique and interesting. More of an acquired taste than E7, too. I hope to watch it all eventually!1:51 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to thaliarchus
  8. @thaliarchus My worry with Turn A is the strange 'Tomino factor' that inflicts the story. Of what I've seen of it, it felt somewhat elusive.1:23 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to thaliarchus
  9. @BluWacky I'm DLing the next ep right now in the hope of answers. I'll be disappointed if it's some game they are all playing to pass time!1:18 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to BluWacky
  10. @kadian1364 Though it takes a little while to get going, Eureka Seven is awesome. Watch that, the others can wait.1:03 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to kadian1364
  11. After episode 5 of Umineko I've got absolutely no idea what the hell is happening. Totally random plot twist.12:47 PM Nov 6th from web
  12. @jpmeyer Mushishi might be a good choice, then. Monster, perhaps. Dennou Coil for sure! Now and Then, Here and There is still obscure too.2:52 PM Nov 5th from web in reply to jpmeyer
  13. @jpmeyer How about Grave of the Fireflies? Do I win?!12:50 PM Nov 5th from web in reply to jpmeyer
  14. @OneGreatTurtle @nyoronyolo Okay, you've given me much to consider! I've never read a 'sound novel' before, but I'd like to try it sometime.5:17 PM Nov 2nd from web in reply to OneGreatTurtle
  15. @OneGreatTurtle @Smankh I'm enjoying the anime, but I'm tempted by this talk of the sound novel; why do you think it's the superior version?5:02 PM Nov 2nd from web in reply to OneGreatTurtle
  16. Started watching Umineko on a whim at the weekend and the second episode has just completely hooked me in! Much creepier than expected, too!3:55 PM Nov 2nd from web
  17. Loving the contorted human faces in Trapeze, esp. episode 2. The way it's been animated is cool, particularly the rotoscoping.12:32 PM Nov 2nd from web
  18. The last minute or so of Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood 26 is like... so flippin' good and heart wrenching and sad and.... yeah.12:47 PM Nov 1st from web
  19. @cipherpolnine Yeah, I'm trying to not think much about 'the layers' of Utena; if just because I probably won't see them first time around!12:46 PM Nov 1st from web in reply to cipherpolnine
  20. Loved the weirdness of the first episode of Trapeze. That and the music. And the aesthetic.6:10 PM Oct 31st from web