Topic: Anime & Manga (NO SPOILERS PLEASE)

Both. It's a terribly weird, confusing ending that just sucks. It's up there with the Evangelion ending in terms of being beird while resolving very little.

Well, Angel Beats! was.... interesting. At some parts I just wanted to drop this piece of crap anime, but at some parts I wanted to rave about it on some message board and explain how great it is. As you can tell my feelings are... conflicting.

that's something to keep in mind as I'm gonna watch the first episode in a few minutes or so...

When do the Bleach movies take place? In between what episodes should I watch them?

The movies are all non-canon, so they won't spoil anything story wise, but as not spoil character abilities, I'd watch them in this order:

Movie 1 - anytime after the Soul Society arc.

Movie 2 - Whenever the Hueco Mundo arc starts.

Movie 3 - Whenever the Hueco Mundo arc starts.

Movie 4 - Near the end of the Hueco Mundo arc (they actually have a non-canon episode that acts as a prequel to this one, so wait until you see it)

BTW, I'm not sure how you're watching the series, but I know the Japanese (subbed) version actually replaces the opening credits with a montage of movie clips for a couple of episodes, around when they premiered.

Here is a parody comic about Attack on titan/Shingeki no Kyojin
http://www.vgcats.com/comics/
(might have to back a comic if it's not there)

Whoa!! Episode 4 of Watamote was... sketchy.

Watamote is awesome

But the latest episode of Shingeki no Kyojin was sooo awesome, like 22 minutes of just non stop awesomeness

I've read the first two chapters of Gan-Kon, and it's been pretty good so far.

Pretty much, it's a comedic romance with martial arts action, where the main character visits a shrine & wishes for a bride, and his wish is granted by the shrine's goddess (she herself being the bride), but he must compete in a series of wacky battles against other "agents" (other people who have had their wishes granted by gods) in order to increase the goddess' territory (the size of her shrine).

The powers they get in combat are derived from the type of wish they made (the main character has a red string for a weapon, which symbolizes a close romantic bond in Japanese culture).

A red string I'm sure that's effective.

So...I got caught up on Watamote.

@ _ @

Just finished up chapter 14 of Gan-Kon. I'm really tearing through this, lol.

It's been continuously funny, and the battles have been wacky as ever.

I'm all caught up on Titan. Now I have to wait for new episodes.

According to an article on Nintendo World Report, there's an Attack on Titan game coming to 3DS.

Ooooh. That could have potential! Any screenshots?

Well, I read all the chapters of Gan-Kon Manga Fox had, so it's time to move on to something new. I really liked it, but it seemed like there was more & more text as the series went on, and it kept getting smaller & smaller, making the last few chapters really hard to read (impossible to do so on any double page image, where the 3DS can't zoom in enough).

It was just announced in a Japanese magazine. The only image NWR has, is of the advertisement in the magazine.

So I have a guest pass for Crunchyroll All Access Membership (it's only for 48 hours though :/)

Does anyone want it?

I've been sorta-marathoning Fate/Zero for the past couple days and it's really good. I know I'm late on the party, but yeah, it's good. While it can be a bit difficult to follow point-for-point, the show really is worth watching.

I've read the first few chapters of Genzo Hitogata Kiwa, and it's been great!

It's set in feudal Japan, and follows the adventures of a master puppet maker, and a warrior princess. So far, they've been solving murder mysteries, usually by using his expertly crafted puppets to draw out the murderer (the puppets are made to look like the person killed, to confuse the murderer). There's a little bit of action, some mystery, and even a bit of humor thrown in. It also has that classic 90's anime look, and the female lead reminds me of Rurouni Kenshin's Kaoru Kamiya.

I'd only recommend it if you're older though. The stories can be quite dark, it's pretty bloody, and there's been a bit of fanservice (It's not presented in a fanservicy way, though, as the stories tend to be more serious).

Finished watching Umineko no Naku Koro ni, it was a alright anime, I was able to finish it, but the ending lacked a 100 % ending, they finished what ever but never showed what happened afterwards.