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On July 24 2011 08:36 tyr wrote:So I just finished watching School Days, finally. I'm laughing so hard right now wow. + Show Spoiler +It ended almost exactly like I expected it to end. Maybe just a few more deaths though. I was 100% sure Makoto would die but I also thought it would be all the girls teaming up to kill him. I was actually quite surprised to see Kotonoha kill Sekai. If anything I thought Sekai would kill herself, but not this way lol. Speaking of Kotonoha ... wow, that girl is crazy haha. I also thought she'd kill herself at first but then I remembered that she's indeed crazy so it's ok.
Anyway, yeah. It was pretty boring overall I have to admit. But that's mainly because I'm not a huge fan of this genre of anime, and I HATE harem animes, and I started to hate Makoto at like episode 5 or 6.
The ending redeemed the anime a little so I'd give it a 7 or 8 out of 10. Without the ending as it is right now, it would have been more like 5 or 6 out of 10.
+ Show Spoiler +Makoto was the victim in the whole thing. He just reacted like any normal guy would when surrounded by tons of sluts, and he was murdered for it. Sekai was the villain.
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what was the name of that cute red haired girl who left for france anyway?
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On July 24 2011 09:30 OutlaW- wrote:
what was the name of that cute red haired girl who left for france anyway?
There was a black haired girl named Gundam who left for France, if thats what you are talking about.
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On July 24 2011 06:25 Sentenal wrote:Now to move on to Alternative! All the Unlimited routes are exactly the same anyway, other than Meiya getting an extra scene and who he fucks at the end. + Show Spoiler +
lolol
but seriously, Makoto annoys the shit out of me.
On July 24 2011 09:22 OutlaW- wrote:
how about sekien no inganock
It's decent I guess. Interesting concepts and artworks but last three chapters feel so rushed and very confusing for me.
Also recommended if you are into loli and neko stuff.
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Holy shit no thanks then, the movie already pissed me off with its sad ending. 
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On July 24 2011 10:11 BnK wrote:It's decent I guess. Interesting concepts and artworks but last three chapters feel so rushed and very confusing for me. Also recommended if you are into loli and neko stuff.
Rushed? How did they seem rushed?
Also recommended if you are into + Show Spoiler +
Kerkan is the coolest character anyway.
On July 24 2011 09:30 OutlaW- wrote:
what was the name of that cute red haired girl who left for france anyway?
Setsuna.
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On July 24 2011 09:30 OutlaW- wrote:
what was the name of that cute red haired girl who left for france anyway?
Setsuna. [/QUOTE]
lol why did i think she had red hair.. shana? oo
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On July 24 2011 10:00 Sentenal wrote:Show nested quote +On July 24 2011 09:30 OutlaW- wrote:
what was the name of that cute red haired girl who left for france anyway? There was a black haired girl named Gundam who left for France, if thats what you are talking about.
This is a hilarious joke, why did no one laugh at it?
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Oh lord I just started watching Kämpfer.
That show is just hilarious I can´t stop laughing.
Must see!
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On July 24 2011 11:58 Delicious.Cake wrote:
Oh lord I just started watching Kämpfer.
That show is just hilarious I can´t stop laughing.
Must see!
Kampfer is amazing. Make sure you watch the 2 extra episodes(season 2?lols)!
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I recently got Netflix and I watched Gurren Lagann. I am now completely addicted to the soundtrack. Especially Libera Me From Hell, but Viral's theme and Ten wo Tsuke are amazing too.
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On July 24 2011 12:04 Archrun wrote:
I recently got Netflix and I watched Gurren Lagann. I am now completely addicted to the soundtrack. Especially Libera Me From Hell, but Viral's theme and Ten wo Tsuke are amazing too.
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When Ian Lucas, a Welsh Labour MP, suggested the Union flag be redrawn to incorporate the Welsh dragon, he could not have imagined that this would be the "popular" choice. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/13MGf.gif) Even at the height of Cool Britannia surely Tony Blair would have baulked at adopting this sunglasses-wearing, flame-haired cartoon dragon as our national emblem. And to make matters worse it was designed not by a patriotic Briton, but a Norwegian. But the internet has spoken. After Mr Lucas issued his appeal for new flag, the Telegraph was deluged with designs sent in by readers. Some were serious, some scurrilous, some frankly ridiculous. Many came from Japan, where our competition sparked a national craze after it was picked up by a popular online forum. We selected 20 of the best submissions and after a week-long online poll the sunglasses-dragon has emerged as the overwhelming favourite, with 55 per cent of the vote. Even when we factor in questionable voting patterns (the winning design came from the back of the field with a surge of votes in the last few days) and the cynical wit of online readers, the choice seems a bizarre one. The Norwegian designer, who wishes to remain anonymous, said he intended the flag to represent the union of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland in a modern, cool light. The dragon itself was inspired by a Japanese anime television series. "It represents shouting "UNION!" and joining together; kicking reason to the curb and doing the impossible; fighting the power, and piercing the heavens," he said And what impact does he think the new flag would have on foreigners like himself? "That the UK is awesome. I just hope they don't think it's a pirate flag." "Actually, if this design is rejected as a common flag perhaps the Crown might file it for future use as a privateer ensign on the high seas or in outer space." ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/sETRm.gif) (lol) The influence of Japanese voters was also apparent in the runner-up design (above), which features a Manga cartoon character riding the traditional Welsh dragon. It tallied seven per cent of the votes. The size of the dragon in relation to the tiny Union Jack may also have caught the eye of Welsh readers, who would have been less impressed with the third-place design (below), which earned six per cent of votes. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/VThmn.gif) A flag showing St George slaying a Welsh dragon seems to jar with Mr Lucas's stated intention of illustrating Wales's "true place in the Union". So has this whole exercise just been a bit of fun, or is there momentum behind the idea of a new Union flag? Nine per cent of people in the online poll voted to keep the existing design, and most Telegraph readers who left comments were hostile to any suggestion of change. Donald J Pedley summed up the mood of many readers who believe the Union Jack is both aesthetically pleasing and an effective national emblem. "What an absurd idea. Has Great Britain nothing else to waste it's time on? The current flag is recognised and still respected around the world. It is still incorporated in flags of some Commonwealth countries."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1572168/The-new-face-of-Britain-Flag-poll-results.html
Is this not one of the most GAR things ever?
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On July 24 2011 12:51 Ferrose wrote:Show nested quote +On July 24 2011 12:04 Archrun wrote:
I recently got Netflix and I watched Gurren Lagann. I am now completely addicted to the soundtrack. Especially Libera Me From Hell, but Viral's theme and Ten wo Tsuke are amazing too. Show nested quote +When Ian Lucas, a Welsh Labour MP, suggested the Union flag be redrawn to incorporate the Welsh dragon, he could not have imagined that this would be the "popular" choice. Even at the height of Cool Britannia surely Tony Blair would have baulked at adopting this sunglasses-wearing, flame-haired cartoon dragon as our national emblem. And to make matters worse it was designed not by a patriotic Briton, but a Norwegian. But the internet has spoken. After Mr Lucas issued his appeal for new flag, the Telegraph was deluged with designs sent in by readers. Some were serious, some scurrilous, some frankly ridiculous. Many came from Japan, where our competition sparked a national craze after it was picked up by a popular online forum. We selected 20 of the best submissions and after a week-long online poll the sunglasses-dragon has emerged as the overwhelming favourite, with 55 per cent of the vote. Even when we factor in questionable voting patterns (the winning design came from the back of the field with a surge of votes in the last few days) and the cynical wit of online readers, the choice seems a bizarre one. The Norwegian designer, who wishes to remain anonymous, said he intended the flag to represent the union of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland in a modern, cool light. The dragon itself was inspired by a Japanese anime television series. "It represents shouting "UNION!" and joining together; kicking reason to the curb and doing the impossible; fighting the power, and piercing the heavens," he said And what impact does he think the new flag would have on foreigners like himself? "That the UK is awesome. I just hope they don't think it's a pirate flag." "Actually, if this design is rejected as a common flag perhaps the Crown might file it for future use as a privateer ensign on the high seas or in outer space." (lol) The influence of Japanese voters was also apparent in the runner-up design (above), which features a Manga cartoon character riding the traditional Welsh dragon. It tallied seven per cent of the votes. The size of the dragon in relation to the tiny Union Jack may also have caught the eye of Welsh readers, who would have been less impressed with the third-place design (below), which earned six per cent of votes. A flag showing St George slaying a Welsh dragon seems to jar with Mr Lucas's stated intention of illustrating Wales's "true place in the Union". So has this whole exercise just been a bit of fun, or is there momentum behind the idea of a new Union flag? Nine per cent of people in the online poll voted to keep the existing design, and most Telegraph readers who left comments were hostile to any suggestion of change. Donald J Pedley summed up the mood of many readers who believe the Union Jack is both aesthetically pleasing and an effective national emblem. "What an absurd idea. Has Great Britain nothing else to waste it's time on? The current flag is recognised and still respected around the world. It is still incorporated in flags of some Commonwealth countries." http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1572168/The-new-face-of-Britain-Flag-poll-results.htmlIs this not one of the most GAR things ever?
Welcome to 4 years ago.
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On July 24 2011 12:51 Ferrose wrote:Show nested quote +On July 24 2011 12:04 Archrun wrote:
I recently got Netflix and I watched Gurren Lagann. I am now completely addicted to the soundtrack. Especially Libera Me From Hell, but Viral's theme and Ten wo Tsuke are amazing too. Show nested quote +When Ian Lucas, a Welsh Labour MP, suggested the Union flag be redrawn to incorporate the Welsh dragon, he could not have imagined that this would be the "popular" choice. Even at the height of Cool Britannia surely Tony Blair would have baulked at adopting this sunglasses-wearing, flame-haired cartoon dragon as our national emblem. And to make matters worse it was designed not by a patriotic Briton, but a Norwegian. But the internet has spoken. After Mr Lucas issued his appeal for new flag, the Telegraph was deluged with designs sent in by readers. Some were serious, some scurrilous, some frankly ridiculous. Many came from Japan, where our competition sparked a national craze after it was picked up by a popular online forum. We selected 20 of the best submissions and after a week-long online poll the sunglasses-dragon has emerged as the overwhelming favourite, with 55 per cent of the vote. Even when we factor in questionable voting patterns (the winning design came from the back of the field with a surge of votes in the last few days) and the cynical wit of online readers, the choice seems a bizarre one. The Norwegian designer, who wishes to remain anonymous, said he intended the flag to represent the union of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland in a modern, cool light. The dragon itself was inspired by a Japanese anime television series. "It represents shouting "UNION!" and joining together; kicking reason to the curb and doing the impossible; fighting the power, and piercing the heavens," he said And what impact does he think the new flag would have on foreigners like himself? "That the UK is awesome. I just hope they don't think it's a pirate flag." "Actually, if this design is rejected as a common flag perhaps the Crown might file it for future use as a privateer ensign on the high seas or in outer space." (lol) The influence of Japanese voters was also apparent in the runner-up design (above), which features a Manga cartoon character riding the traditional Welsh dragon. It tallied seven per cent of the votes. The size of the dragon in relation to the tiny Union Jack may also have caught the eye of Welsh readers, who would have been less impressed with the third-place design (below), which earned six per cent of votes. A flag showing St George slaying a Welsh dragon seems to jar with Mr Lucas's stated intention of illustrating Wales's "true place in the Union". So has this whole exercise just been a bit of fun, or is there momentum behind the idea of a new Union flag? Nine per cent of people in the online poll voted to keep the existing design, and most Telegraph readers who left comments were hostile to any suggestion of change. Donald J Pedley summed up the mood of many readers who believe the Union Jack is both aesthetically pleasing and an effective national emblem. "What an absurd idea. Has Great Britain nothing else to waste it's time on? The current flag is recognised and still respected around the world. It is still incorporated in flags of some Commonwealth countries." http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1572168/The-new-face-of-Britain-Flag-poll-results.htmlIs this not one of the most GAR things ever?
That is one of the coolest thing I have ever read. It is a real shame it wasn't implemented. I would start the immigration process tomorrow if it was.
On a completely different note, my friend wants to me watch Excel Saga. After watching the first episode my mind melted. I don't even know what I watched, + Show Spoiler +but why does the universe-looking thing have arms and hands?
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The final chapters in the Steampunk series tend to feel very rushed because of the infodump. You end up being in the dark for so much of the game itself that it is really hard to not be confused at whatever the heck is happening. That and so much information are filled in from game to game, so yeahhhh.
But Inganock is <3
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On July 24 2011 01:28 Ferrose wrote:Show nested quote +On July 23 2011 16:00 SheaR619 wrote:On July 23 2011 15:23 rabidch wrote:On July 23 2011 15:10 SheaR619 wrote:
Those that is saying Kampfer is good, yall are corrupting this thread!! I feel bad for the poor souls that are actually going to watch it. Dont do it!!!! :O lol stop trying to convince people that its bad repeat after me: Kampfer is a good anime. Kampfer is a good anime. Kampfer is a good anime. Kampfer is a good anime. Kampfer is a good anime. Kampfer is a good anime. i mean if Ferrose likes it, it should be good right? Kampfer is a goo.......I CANT SAY IT! I have already sold my soul so bind myself from speaking such work about Kampfer. Also, who is this Ferrose person? Is he the person that keep visiting my dream and speak to me in a lolicon voice? On July 23 2011 15:25 KazeHydra wrote:On July 23 2011 11:32 Ferrose wrote:On July 23 2011 11:00 KazeHydra wrote:On July 23 2011 10:38 Ferrose wrote:On July 23 2011 09:10 SheaR619 wrote:On July 23 2011 07:59 Skilledblob wrote:
ye Manyuu is just a bad troll but Kämpfer is pretty good Your trolling my troll right? Kampfer is probably not as bad as Manyuu but it was still pretty bad lol. The reason I say this is because the ending was soooooo bad. Nothing get resolved and the 2 episode special, which I was hoping would solve this, did nothing as well. The fights were pretty boring too, the comedy was the only thing that keep me going watching it. I seriously dont remember anything good about it lol. Unless I missed something. Dude what are you talking about, Kampfer is legit awesome (at least 6 eps in). You say some pretty brainwashed things for someone voiced by Nonaka Ai. Do you read all my posts in her voice? :3 No, I read all your posts in the voice of a genuine lolicon. Honestly though, I feel like I'm the only person in the world who never reads posts in different voices, unless I consciously make the effort. On July 23 2011 15:14 Sentenal wrote:On July 23 2011 15:10 SheaR619 wrote:
Those that is saying Kampfer is good, yall are corrupting this thread!! I feel bad for the poor souls that are actually going to watch it. Dont do it!!!! :O Kampfer is fine if you turn off your brain. The show itself is really mindless, and pretty much just exists for fanservice. So its okay if you are looking for ecchi comedy, but not much else. That's true. I didn't find the comedy that great though, so for me it comes down to whether I'm in the mood for some Kaichou or not  You hear his lolicon voice too when you read his post?! My Ferrose always end sentences with Oni-chan though. What does yours do? Lolicon voice? I don't quite understand what you mean, Nii-san.
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The flag thing is 4 years ago already?
Time sure flies.
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On July 24 2011 09:26 MichaelEU wrote:Show nested quote +On July 24 2011 09:11 Skilledblob wrote:On July 24 2011 08:51 OutlaW- wrote:
Oh shit, TWGOK 2 was so good. Oh shit. I need more. Now.
Season 3 when?????????? soon fall maybe but winter is more likely Except there's nothing confirmed yet so don't talk shiiiiiit.
last episode allready showed the girls for the next season so stfu thanks. And judging by the pace in which season 1 and two got released a winter release is not that unthinkable.
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Flag thing is probably closer to 3.5 years old. GL was still airing 4 years ago. 18th episode airdate in a few days :>
GL is indirectly the reason I'm on TL, now that I think about it.
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