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I'll tried getting the visual novel legally and illegally, but haven't been get to my hands on it. I came close once, but once I open the box there was a disc of Call of Duty in the box.

I think I might pass on Nagato Yuki. I liked Haruhi first season, but that second season the endless eight arc were dreadful. It was not a good use of my time seeing the same episode 8 times XD. I doubt the new studio will do that...but I'll pass on it for now. Nisekoi I haven't seen the first season so I'll pass on it in the meantime.

Knights of Sydonia I might see it since Johnny Yong Bosch voices the MC in the English dub. Regardless how the anime he's in turn out he's a selling point for me to check out a series.

Agree it was crap.

Next season I'm looking forward to seeing Ninja Slayer The Animation I'm looking forward too. It's by Studio Trigger and I liked Kill La Kill allot. I love the team art style and over the top action. I'm also looking to the Gundam Origin OVAs. I'm liking the original anime so I'll see it for sure.

The other stuff I'll just see just because. Fate Stay Night Unlimited Bladworks second half I'll see because I saw the first half. From the preview it seems like Ufotable is finally going to do something new with Fate Stat Night in second half. Then there's also Kekkai Sensen since it's by the same mangaka of Trigun which I like allot. Aside from those I don't think I'll pick up anything else. There's the new Lupin III anime I want to see, but will go through the original anime before checking it out. It just programmed into me to check out the original before the remake.

So Aldnoah.Zero season 2 ended and...that ending was complete crap. Talk about rush, and everyone just except blaming Slaine for starting the war even though it was Red Head fault and her father that it started in the first place. That's some serious BS she doesn't get punished.

As for KnK I was expecting something like Haruhi. Something that was fun to see, but mostly harmless when it did something bad. Although, watching KnK for me was like watching Endless Eight. I kept getting bored.

It was either him or Inaho as a leading a character. Given how much the anime doesn't care about developing Inaho I prefer Slaine without question. At least he struggles winning a battle. I don't have a problem with over power characters proven by Guts from Berserk, but Inaho wasn't a good instance of that sort of character being put to good use. Can't argue about the writing since it's literally making up stuff as it goes along. Like the half-sister thing.

For me, the original Mobile Suit Gundam suits me just fine. While Aldnoah.Zero is nice eye candy, but Mobile Suit Gundam also delivers on the story for me. It might be dated, but I even prefer the mech battles in it because of how well its builds up excitement. Plus, that's cheesy, but enduring opening theme song never gets old to listen too haha.

Death Parade I get recommended to see allot. I'll get to it eventually and share my thoughts on it.

See you finished viewing Kyoukai no Kanata. That's probably the first anime I saw that I hated. I couldn't get into it at all. The animation was nice, but the story fell flat and that ending broke its own established rule. The characters and the humor were repetitive along with other things that irk me. As a whole, not my cup of tea in any way.

Your also halfway finished with Durarara!. It's a great series, but the main characters do get overshadow by more interesting leading characters. As for Aldnoah.Zero season 2 my thoughts are still the same. The soundtrack is awesome, but everything else doesn't do it for me. The story is a bit of an improvement since Slaine is now the leading character. I wonder if how it's going to end this time. I'll be laughing if it ends in a similar way to the first season.

Well you weren't wrong about the soundtrack for Alndoah.Zero. It was spectacular. Wish I could say the same about the anime. I felt like I lost a couple of brain cells having seen that non-sense XD.

What you think of Noragami?

Personally I liked it allot, though prefer if it had a second season since there's allot that can it build upon. It introduce allot of cool ideas and had a great central cast, but supporting characters were left in the dust and plot points were left dangling. Like the whole Bishamon hunting Yato thing was left unresolved. In terms of animation it was nice, though despite the studio it became clear the director prefer character drama over action scenes. I can't blame him since it was he excelled at. If it doesn't get a second season that'll be disappointing since there's some untapped potential for the series.

I started the Stardust Crusader anime not too long ago. I saw the first episode dubbed to check out how it was. Got to admit it was better than I expected because the voice cast that was chosen were perfect. Though, I still see it with subs since I prefer the Japanese voice actors. There's just something about their over the top delivery that the English dub can't capture the same way. It's pretty cool seeing the battles animated too. Hopefully the second season around is the same length. I wouldn't want David Production to cut corners in the story. Whenever they get around to doing the final battle in that arc hopefully it'll be just as awesome. Haven't been doing allot of manga reading recently so not a whole lot of progress was made in Part 4 for me, though I'm planning on finishing it before seeing the anime adaptation if it gets one.

Yeah that's pretty high

Yeah agree on Jotaro being badass, but difficult to like. Josuke from the first volume already seems promising. I also like the era it takes place in. Jolyne? Sounds like a female Joestar. Can't wait to read that Part whenever I'm done with Part 4. I'm pretty much reading the whole series in order (it's a habit of mine) instead of going to a random part.

Berserk is pretty good, but starts off very slow. The writing is great so I don't mind the slow pacing no matter if it will feel on several occasions not much progress was made. I've read the one shot which was longer than I expected it to be so I only gotten to around chapter 10 in the main series.

Been doing allot of reading too. Aside from Jojo, I'm mostly reading manga my friends suggested to me. So stuff like Kingdom, Vinland Saga, Arachnid, Dead Tube, Eden No Ori, and Hiyokoi are pretty much recommendations I took up by words of friends. I can tell a bit of what they like depending on what they recommend me. I'm also trying to finished the very old Hi No Tori which is pretty much anthology about immortality in different era. It's first chapter was fantastic, but oh man it took me like an hour to get through. It's still the longest chapter I've ever read in any manga. I'm also thinking about reading some of Hirohiko Araki other manga even if there aren't as popular or well received.

Hey Furo! It took me who knows how longs, but I finally finished reading Stardust Crusader. It was wasn't as good as Battle Tendency, but still an improvement over Phantom Blood. Now that I finished reading it I now understand why it needs two seasons. That's allot of material to adapt. Though, that's makes me all the more excited to see it since it assures me it's not a rushed adaptation.

What I liked Stardust Crusader is that it had plenty of action and awesome fights. The two that stood for sure for me were the D'Arby brothers poker game and video game fights. The characters had to use their brains more in these fights than in any other. One part I feel it made a misstep was Abdul death. His fake death left a bigger impression than his actual death which is saying something. Even Iggy had a better death scene. Another thing I like is all the music references. I got to admit I laughed a bit when I read a villain name was Vanilla Ice. That still cracks me up and thankfully he got beat up.

The final fight was awesome. It did not fail to deliver what I wanted to see. Especially after Dio supposedly killed Joseph I simply wanted to see Jotaro to kill Dio that much more. I was fully satisfy with the outcome of that fight. The humor was great too as well as some of the dialogue. The supporting is so far the best in any of the series. Unlike in previous ones, the crew in Stardust Crusader come across as more helpful defeating more than one foe or at least helping another member in their fight. Sure Jotaro was over power for most of it, but it never felt like the other members were entirely useless.

Who's your favorite Joestar so far? I've only read three (just today started Part 4) Jojo manga so far, but for me it has to be Joseph Joestar. He's all around a likable characters from his easy going attitude to his dedication to protect his friends and family. It also helps he has tons of cool moments like the plane crash in the final chapters in Battle Tendency and that awesome chariot race which is still favorite battle in the series from what I've read. Although, the fact he had another kid makes all the more curious what happened between Part 3 and Part 4. Part 4 is off to a good start. From only one volume, Josuke seems like an interesting and has more a personality compared to Jotaro. Since it's Jojo, I know it won't disappoint me by now.

I'll still with Yuri Kuma. I'm pretty open to seeing anything for better and worse. Although, if they're just going to tease viewers with the whole Yuri thing then it might as well be dropped. It won't anything to the anime if all it amounts too is just fanservice. If it weren't for the goofy concept of Attack on Titan with Bears I probably wouldn't have checked it out.

Mirai Nikki was one of the first anime I saw. I liked it at the time, but haven't revisted since last year. I remember Yuno being the best part of the series, but Yuki was a whimp from beginning to end never changing. Despite how bad I heard Guilty Crown is I'm still planning on seeing it. When Tetsurou directed my favorite anime of all time, Death Note, I have a greater interest to see all he's done.

I've heard Aldnoah/Zero soundtrack and it's glorious. My favorite song in the soundtrack has to be "aLiez". Mizuki vocals are epic in that track, unfortunately haven't been able to find more of her music. It's a pretty common surname in Japan. Sawano finds these incredible singers is beyond me, but man he has a good ear for music.

I liked the first season of Tokyo Ghoul, but probably won't check out the second season until later. Death Parade and Assassination Classroom I'm making plans to check out. One's by Madhouse (Death Note again) so that's a obvious choice and the other is done by Lerche who did a good job adapting the Persona 4 video game and turning it into an anime. Still need to catch up to Jojo. Wish it had the same amount of viewer other anime have. It definitely deserves it. If Aldnoah/Zero has some of Sawano best work I might just have to see it.

There's a anime in April calls Ninja Slayer that could be promising since it's by Studio Trigger who did Kill La Kill. It's look much better than the last anime they did. Although, I'm a bit worried that something that has Ninja in the title is a sci-fi. Still, if anyone can pull of Ninjas it's Studio Trigger.

So what did you think of the first of Yuri Kuma Arashi? I personally wasn't impress with it. If it wasn't for the the goofy Bear premise I would have put on hold. I tend to have a soft spot for bizarre premise. The dialogue I could picture getting on my nerve with all the innuendos.

See Hiroyuki Sawano is in your favorite. He's a great composer. I especially his stuff from Shingeki no Kyojin which to date is my favorite OST in any anime. In second, it would be his work on Kill La Kill which was awesome. Though, I haven't seen the anime he compose music for though, like Guilty Crown. I might see it since Araki Tetsurou directed my favorite anime, Death Note, so seeing everything he's done is on the to do list.

I haven't read the manga, but checked out a bit of both HxH adaptations. There's no competition that the 2011 Hunter X Hunter is the better anime. The original so far lingers around too much and doesn't make full use of it time. One episode in the 2011 version covers allot more story than the original adaptation. Three episodes of the original equals one episode in the remake which says the pacing got better. So far from what I've seen of Hunter X Hunter it's underwhelming, but apparently gets better as it goes. The 2011 version is rated highly so if you want check that out, just prepare for a slow start before it gets any good. Yeah the mangaka is in hiatus. Last time I checked I think it for back surgery. It's unclear when he'll be back.