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http://myanimelist.net/anime/10033/Toriko_(2011)

That sucks about Yawara, I stumbled upon that one awhile back myself. Just the fact that it started in the late 80's for Urasawa has me pretty interested.

Still hoping for a 20th Century Boys anime. Reminds me I still need to get to Master Keaton sometime, lol.

Yeah these last two years or so have been pretty terrible. These two have caught my eye though:

http://myanimelist.net/anime/6114/Rainbow
http://myanimelist.net/anime/6594/Katanagatari

Is it nice I'm finally moving away from mecha? lol... more stuff to talk about now with you, Andrew, and others. It's like I've literally seen most of the mecha stuff out there. I think I can really get into sports anime, I love how they're so character focused and the sports elements I guess could be seen as a little action to spice things up.

So which FMA did you like most?

That sucks. Good money though? Also is your other job hiring at all? lol, I'm looking for full time now too, hope I can get something that pays decent.

Eve no Jikan looks cool, just downloaded that one a few days ago myself. Among tons of other stuff lol.

Do you like my updates lol

It's basically a bad DBZ with 99% of the show being about fighting and no character development or adventure, the second arc is a 40-50 episode tournament that comes out of nowhere and goes on forever. The final fight on like 110 was worth it, but yeah not really recommended. People die and come back like nothing, has a Spirit Realm, etc, it really is a DBZ clone.

I think you'd like Dragon Ball or One Piece if you gave them a shot. I tend to enjoy shounen more like that stuff that have comedy/adventure thrown in.

Hell yeah.

I loved it, I think it was maybe actually a good thing to watch it so far apart from Maison for me. I can see why KOR might get brought up in Maison discussions but yeah I definitely liked it on its own right. It was definitely more episodic as you said though. I actually thought the first movie was the really depressing one. Another case of depicting younger people "growing up" and having to move on, Japan seems to be good at making that stuff depressing sometimes. From what I know the second movie was based off of novels that continued the anime line rather than the manga, pretty odd. It was a little off at first since it was from the late 90's, different character designs, etc, but it was cool and left a nicer taste in my mouth after watching the first movie. Much happier, lol.

I might hit up Touch sometime soon.