Nice! Its well-worth the bucks.

Another movie I got awhile ago was Summer Wars; and while I liked it, too much of it was like the Digimon movie. I know it was directed by the same guy who did the Digimon movies, but couldn't he of tryed a little harder to NOT make the same movie (Season One's "Our War Game!") again, except about 3 times as long?

_{I really want that Digimon poster.}

Toonami Saturday Night! (Part 1)

Bleach - Just caught the tail end of it, where Stark was using the Super Ghost Kamikaze Atta... umm... err... exploding spirit wolves???

Naruto - Pretty cool episode. Their teacher was finally freed, and beat the villain with his own style.

ThunderCats - Yay! they finally found some more cats, I wonder when they were going to start actually gathering an army (you know, to fight the villain's army). Oh wait, these cats are technically dead, sort of...

Toonami Saturday Night (Part 2)!

Missed Samurai 7 & Sym-Bionic Titan.

Eureka 7 - Holland finally realizes that Renton has to be Eureka's partner, and It's been revealed that Charles & Ray are after the Gekko (uh oh).

Tenchi Muyo GXP - Finally an actual main Tenchi character gets some screen time (it's just Ryo-Ohki, but hey, at least it's something).

I've been going to my "home" forum since 2001, back when it focused on DBZ. It had a Naruto focus later on, but now it's just a general place to hang out, limping through periods of inactivity throughout the years.

...Now I feel old.

So for some reason I started watching Durarara. I'm liking it so far - I'm not sure why Holo from Spice and Wolf was in the first episode, but that's not necessarily a bad thing

There's so many characters though...

Well, don't just hog it to yourself, Dezner. What's its name?

Don't worry, the series does an amazing job at letting you get to know most of these characters.

Funny how in one piece, they put no effort in for moving water but later they made the water move

Just watched an 80's anime movie called Appleseed on YouTube.

It was pretty good. Reminded me of Ghost in the Shell quite a bit (what with an elite special forces unit combating terrorists in a futuristic society).

A boring name, actually! The Center Network! It's not much of a "network" anymore, though.

I just found out, that my Ouran HSHC Boxed manga set is coming tomorrow! I'm so very excited!

When it comes I'm going to lock myself inside of my room, and read all 18 volumes >: D

I'm liking Durarara a lot more than I thought I would! I know who all the characters in the opening sequence are, which is a bit of a surprise since there were like 15. The structure of the episodes also feels really fresh, and the ways each plot arc intersects with another keeps me excited. The modal jazz soundtrack is... unorthodox, but it'll do, and the ending theme is annoyingly catchy if a little generic.

All in all superb so far! I don't usually like "myth arc" shows much, but this one's been really good.

There's a 2004 Appleseed film done in CGI that's also well worth watching (and its sequel, Appleseed Ex Machina). Its not exactly a remake, more a re-interpretation - they're both adapted from the same source manga.

That's actually the one I was looking for (I remember seeing it at Wal-Mart a few years ago), but YouTube only had it in Russian.

I found out that it was created by Masamune Shirow, though, so the similarity I noticed to Ghost in the Shell in style wasn't just coincidence, lol.

BTW, there's also an even earlier work of his on YouTube, called Black Magic M-66 (despite the title, it's a sci-fi flick, like his other work), and it's pretty good as well.

Was just finally reading Vol. 65 of One Piece...

...And I remember why I love it so much. There's just so many powerful moments! To Nothing made me shed a tear, and it wasn't even a sad moment. Gosh darn Oda, you're too good.

Also smiling Haki Luffy is awesome.

Just finished up chapter 525 of Bleach, myself. Kenpachi is slowly getting stronger (or more accurately, slowly releasing the mental shackles he subconsciously put on himself, in order not to completely obliterate any opponent he faces) in his training against Unohana.

yeah durarara is one of those unique animes that are more like realistic then fictional story or something quiet fun non the less to watch could of had a few more episodes though D=

Watched Escaflowne on YouTube last night.

Pretty good film, with some stuff for everyone. A tale of a resistance fighting an overbearing empire, some steampunk elements, feudal Japanese warlord society, magical telekinesis fights, a little romance, and mechs (magical dragon mechs at that).

But not enough romance ;______________________;

Durarara is... realistic? I thought it was the complete opposite!

Also, my ipod seems to be on its dying days so I might not be able to use it for much longer. Is there a way to watch anime on the 3DS? I think someone brought that up a while back. Otherwise, I might have to get a new ipod