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Thanks for the friend request!
Yoroshiku~

Oh, I see ^^

Then I'll have to do something to make you stay here longer than the last time you were on the active side of the circle! :D

I see, you've been on mal way longer than me and still active which is impressive considering most of the old users are no longer here ^^'

I see, it's the same for me. It's more motivating to watch airing series than marathon everything because that can be dreadful sometimes.

I don't really have a genre I like, but I guess reverse-harem is something I often go for or anything that has nice characters ^^' All genres are fine as long as they hold your interest and don't get boring! I'm also reading some manga, but only now and then. I mostly watch anime.

What about you? Are you reading anything at the moment or any light novels?

I see, do you watch airing series or the ones finished airing? ^^

What kind of anime do you like?

I see ^^' It's going fine here, what about over there? :D

Thanks

Hello there ^^

I was very happy with the first two episodes of Endless 8. The first one seemed like a simple summer vacation fanservice episode to the uninitiated (those who had not read the novels), and the second episode added a layer of meaning to the first one and caught us novel readers off guard (In the novel, we only see the first iteration and the one where they break out). However, the following episodes where they fail to break the loop are all too repetitive, they don't add anything to the story, and are frustrating to the viewer.

I believe their goal is to give the audience the despair that Kyon and (especially) Nagato are experiencing. From an artistic perspective, a bold and laudable goal. From the perspective of the audience, a total bore.

The animation in each episode is completely fresh, though. They don't repeat a single frame. The clothes are different, the camera angles are new, and the shots are imagined.

They really should have broken the loop in the third episode, though.

It's moved several times in the last few months. At the moment, you can find eclipse at http://eclipse.speedsubs.org/

The chat channel on rizon.net at #Eclipse seems to be pretty consistent, if you lose track of them again. I definitely like my archive versions to come from Eclipse, since their subs are always so solid.

See the Kyou chapter for Clannad yet? Quite possibly my favorite arc in the visual novel. Not the best adaptation (suffered from time constraints) but still very enjoyabl.

I would probably recommend Kubu subs. They offer two subtitle tracks, one with the Japanese names and one with the localized American names, which is thoughtful. Moreover, I think it's the only group that hasn't dropped the series.

It helps that the translation is pretty good.

Just watched the first episode. I would have appreciated a fresh draw. As it stands, it's just a remaster with a slightly more vibrant color scheme. It looks dated when squished between the brand new opening and closing sequences. I may just keep watching it for the nostalgia value.