Google search terms

So Psgels (http://psgels.blogsome.com/2009/11/21/star-crossed-four-year-anniversarynew-irc-channel/#comments) made me aware that not only can you look at your search engine results that led people to the blog, but sometimes, they’re pretty dang funny. I looked at ours, and while ours pale in comparison to his, there still are some really amusing ones. See ours from the last seven days under the cut~

 

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Umineko episode 21

To be blunt, this episode was not one of the best that Umineko has to offer. I think it was a needed evil to set up the fifth arc, but still…

Sakutaro is a pimp~

 

Kobato 5+6

Kobato episode 5 was surprisingly dark, and rather well-done. After that, episode 6 was a bit of a letdown.

 

Hehe

Magical Lyrical Girl Nanoha A’s impressions

Last weekend, my awesome boyfriend came up, and we marathoned all 13 episodes of thes second season of Nanoha together.

 

[manga monday] Honey Hunt

Honey Hunt is done by the same person who did Tokyo Boys and Girl and Hot Gimmick. It has been released up to volume 3 in the USA.

 

Memory Quilt: Higurashi no Naku koro ni Kai/Rei

Yes, it returns! I will be updating with this every other week to try to keep up better with my output this time. So without further to do, we present my representation of season 2 and the OVA.

Umineko 20-Ange can actually smile

She did. Really. I wasn’t entirely sure she was capable of anything but a cynical grin.

 

PROOF!

Actually writing about Cross Game! Woah!

While I don’t blog Cross Game too terribly often, I still watch it. For awhile I’ve just let it build up for a few weeks and then watch it in one go, but ever since episode 29 it’s been too interesting for me to bear the wait, on top of the fact that there hasn’t been too much else worth watching.

Trapeze 2-4

Trapeze is an interesting show in that it’s pretty much an episodic story, but if you remove episode 2 from the mix, all the episodes have parallels between each other—as psgels of Starcrossed Blog pointed out. It leads that the feel that while it’s an episodic, it’s also an on-going story, and that the series is trying to give out a message that goes beyond one episode.

 

[manga monday] Heart no Kuni no Alice

Personally, I hardly read any manga at all, I prefer my pictures to move around with flashy effects whilst making noise.  So, the majority of what I’ve read are things that were thrust in my face by one person or another.  Heart no Kuni no Alice is no exception, and it came recommended to me by my friend Alex.