I guess I’ll upload a new template to celebrate the new stuffs.

But it’s not JUST a hentai game. It’s like a hentai game with animation~! We all know that japanese hentai games are just plain visual novel crap with a million routes and a million high school girls to bang. School Days the game was different in the respect that even the H-scenes were animated! LOL~! So if you ever wanted to see…well I won’t spoil it, but all the scenes that were skipped over in the anime are all in the game.

If you were like me, you must have been following the translation process over at Sekai Project since prolly–forever. Progress was so unprogressive that I eventually gave up waiting. Now, however, they finally teamed up with JAST USA and 0verflow to bring the translated game!

You might wonder…”So? WTF, you are a nerd for watching this !@#$.” Ok…yeah, anyway, for the other nerds, the game is UNCENSORED! I don’t think I’ve ever heard of an uncensored H-game, and especially not one that is basically a friggin’ anime.

So I gather it’ll be out sometime the end of the year…at least it’s before 2012!

More info came be found at:

Sekai Project
JAST USA
0verflow
Follow JAST USA on Twitter!

The anime was surprisingly good. The animation, music accompaniment, and plot were well done altogether despite some flaws here and there. Mainly, I must say the artwork must have been done by some other studio or some shit in the second OP, because that kinda looked weird. In any case, the plot followed quite closely to the game and in many cases touched upon things a lot better than the game where the scenes usually took only about a minute or so. It was too bad some of the filler episodes could have been chosen a bit wiser though. I was a bit surprised, for instance, when the anime did not incorporate the beach episode from the game. LOL. The ending was probably the least enjoyable for me. If the anime had imitated the game’s epilogue, it would have been great… An overall 8/10 if not only for the ending.

Now, I should go and buy the DLC’s…but $15 bucks is kinda hefty for only two sidestories and an EX-Hard mode (fuck, as if normal was not hard enough to A rank)…I will have to get it eventually for Ruhm and a chance to play as Selvaria though! O_O

Oh, I also got myself Starcraft after “testing” (:P) it for a couple of months. I must admit, I still fucking fail in RTS though after years of failure in Warcraft III. Someone please halp this p00r fool in the Bronze league~! ):

Enough of that…back to the anime, Great Guardians was a total letdown. It no longer has a plot, and every episode is a nerdy Japanese guy’s wet dream. Every episode is pantsu pantsu pantsu. If there are any fighting scenes, the heroines of Ikkitousen will most definitely have their clothes shredded before collapsing from defeat. As if that doesn’t sound weirder, there are scraps of clothing clinging to their titties (curse you censorship?). It defies the laws of physics! Oh wait, all of these kind of shows do that. Nevermind. Now, Ikkitousen Xtreme Xecutor is out! XTREEEEEEEME…FAIL. I ain’t gonna watch that piece of crap! The show went from mediocre into a frikkin’ Queen’s Blade. Seriously, Ikkitousen…GG!

So I picked Tenjou Tenge up a week ago. Sure, I saw it in dubbed…lol, but I think I also saw Ikki’s first season dubbed anyway. Tenjou Tenge and Ikkitousen are very similar. They are both about teenagers fighting to dominate other teenagers in a fighting school(s). The latter is based off a now really overused theme…I can’t even remember that anime that was also based off of the Three Kingdoms mythology… I digress, Tenjou Tenge actually has a plot! For an ecchi anime that is new~! In fact, I barely even noticed any fanservice throughout the 26 episodes. I am aware that the anime was seriously toned down compared to the manga which had excessive nudity. Hardcore nudity…borderline porno in fact. Lol. The only beef I had with the anime is that it covers only the flashback arc. As if the anime studio guys thought we didn’t see enough of the 16 episodes of reminiscencing, they made a 90 minute original film animation on that crap! At least it has drama…that’s good, right?

Anyway, my encounter with the anime wasn’t a bad one at all. Even the dubbing was exceptional. Oh wait…except for Aya ACTUALLY referring to Souichiro-SAMA. Seriously, that was new. I didn’t think dubbers would DEIGN to add an honorific. Worse yet, it only applies to Aya when she talks about Souichiro. One thing I couldn’t believe is my uncanny ability to remember useless shit actually allowed me to recognize Maya’s voice cast. Wendee Lee…LOL. Wasn’t she the one who dubbed Kiyone in the Tenchi Muyo! series? Yeah…um…

If there is anything I am sure of it’s that Tenjou Tenge >>> Ikkitousen. PERIOD.

On a different note, just finished True Tears. I don’t usually watch slice of life anime, but I have to admit; this one almost reminded me of Kimi ga Nozomu Eien. True Tears was in no way a tragedy, and I think the coupling was pretty obvious right from the start. It definitely wasn’t as slow paced as School Days. You only watch that anime for the last few yandere scenes. Seriously, the entire anime was fucking slow as fuck. You just wait for the chick to slice-n-dice (lol, spoilers maybe?).

I digress, like other slice of life anime, True Tears has little comedic sense. It can, and probably will appear slow paced, but I never got that from watching it. The anime makes use of metaphoric analogies, and a lot of it is straight up symbolism. It’s nothing spectacularly mind-boggling, however, it does get annoying especially if you aren’t an ardent fan of poetic language.

All in all, good anime although you wouldn’t agree this if you hate the coupling, I suppose. Oh, and the OP, Reflectia by eufonius is awesome.

Right, I decided to give Windows 7 a shot. I mean I did test Vista when it earlier in its beta stages. Well, I discovered I had an extended partition left over from those days and accidentally formatted my primary partition too (which so happened to be my XP install ROFL). So…now I’m using an RC operating system…but that’s better than a beta, right?

So, on my desktop I’ve filled one folder with almost 800 pictures of Megan Fox! lol. Don’t worry, it isn’t an obssession though. Also, the Transformers movie was terribad…just so you know. For a protagonist, Megan Fox really didn’t do much in the movie but look pretty…hm… Upcoming movies with her seem quite shite too.

Anyway, this wordpress (IT’S NOT A BLOG! Dx) is mainly for anime which I evidently haven’t been keeping up with. I still have Spice and Wolf transcoded on my IPod from over my old hard drive couple years back. But I did manage to watch some anime a couple months. One was Maria Holic. It’s basically about a lesbian girl who is practically so afraid of men that she gets hives when they touch her. She resolves to attend an all-girls school. The first girl she finds she immediately falls in love with…but this blonde is not exactly what she’s expecting!

Decent anime…it gets HILARIOUS at some points. Nonetheless, the monologues and excessive nonsense coming out from the homo kinda gets annoying after awhile. Don’t take my word for it though, it’s still got the warm feel to it. XP

Next one up is a story about a scary tiger and a ferocious dragon (who’s actually quite nice in the inside!). The male protagonist, Ryuuji, has problems making friends and getting to know girls because he has the face of a mean bully. Ryuuji is not what people make of him, however. His selflessness and generosity has earned him some close friends one of which he has a crush on. Ryuuji meets his match when he meets the tiger…or rather Taiga. She is intimidating and acts it! Like Ryuuji, she adores someone secretly. After some scuffles the two call it a truce to help each other reach their goals no matter how difficult and hectic it gets!

This one was a bit better than Maria Holic! and has more sentimental values. The old romance genre never gets old as the two protagonists vie for their own respective lovers. It’s got some humor here and there but won’t get you rolling on the floor laughing like Maria Holic. A good watch and a definite recommendation for all who enjoy romance dramas.

It’s been awhile since I last followed anime. Let’s be honest; I don’t. lol. But I recently checked out some of the ones that were starting. I saw this one…

ANN:

In 4 years time the competition that will decide who the next Queen shall be will start. The strongest warrior will continue to rule the country according to tradition and expand it. The contestants need only be older than 12 years. They need not be human, intelligent or even of that country. The rules for the tournament are simple: murder is allowed. Any weapon can be chosen. The winner is decided when one of the participants flees or can’t move anymore. Such event is broadcasted trough a crystal sphere by the court’s magic teacher to all population to see and enjoy.

Let’s start by saying…you might wanna not watch it. I skimmed through some reviews at ANN and I stumbled upon this trailer which I might mention is uncensored.

Frankly, I only wanted to test out my video editting skills again…which isn’t THAT bad. Anyway, chyeah…uhm…did you see like…er…one of the characters’ hair turn into arms? This is going to be one of those crappy anime with excessive fan service. I guess a lot of people would like those kinda stuff…

Looks like several decent VA’s are in this…Fate/Stay Night’s Saber, Ayako Kawasumi and Suzumiya Haruhi’s Haruhi, Aya Hirano. Apparently, this is based off a game artbook. Here’s an english site on that:

http://hiki.trpg.net/en/?QueensBlade

Well, it’s been about four months…had a lot of stuff to do in real life. Anyhow, like usual, I did a little anime watching over this little hiatus.

First, I saw Scrapped Princess. It was one of the older anime that had a character that reminded me of Rosette Christopher from Chrno Crusade. In fact, I believe they were released about the same time. Basically, the anime is about a princess who is supposed to usher the world’s demise on her sixteenth birthday. So the royal family puts a bounty on her head and people are under the impression she was pure evil.

The anime’s alright. I enjoyed it for the most part. Although she really does remind me of Rosette. lol. But Scrapped Princess can’t compare to Chrno Crusade. I guess since the latter was a tragedy and SP didn’t really have any coupling. /shrug.

Next, I saw Shining Tears X Wind. It was based off a game by Sega for the PS2. The character designs are done by hentai artist Tony Taka. Kinda funny the game didn’t have any obscene content. The anime isn’t hentai either, of course. The story is about six high school friends who stumble in another world. Of the six, three are referred to as “soul bladers” and they can draw swords from other people when they’re “connected”. They fight to liberate the world from the decaying dark magic that is consuming it.

The anime was ok. In my opinion, the coupling was terribad. ); It seems that Kureha and Shiina (who were two of the first three female characters introduced) aren’t paired with any of the male protagonists. /sadface. IMO, Kureha was probably the best looking girl in the anime too.

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Anyway, that wraps it up for today. I’ll try to update more often. I’ve got a game trainer I made for Magical Battle Arena awhile ago. I’ll put that up some time this weekend.

Gotta love those anime about vampires.

Well, shite, I haven’t been posting for almost…what…six months? What happened? WoW happened. Right after I finished making some changes to this site, 3.0 came out and well…nevermind.

So I started watching Rosario+Vampire three months ago. It’s about a human who gets stuck in a school for monsters. He meets a sexy girl who’s actually a vampire. He pretty much stays in the school because of her. Despite the horrible jokes and annoying fanservice, it is actually a decent anime. The manga is really good though. I haven’t seen the second season, Rosario+Vampire Capu 2, yet but I’d assume it would continue from where it left off and follow the manga more closely this time around (seriously…). The second season should’ve ended on Christmas but I’m not sure if subbers have finished it yet. Nonetheless, the manga is still ongoing.

Fanservice and boobies. Lots of it.

I also started watching Ikkitousen recently. The plot recites an ancient Chinese legend, Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Basically, the spirits of the warriors 1800 years ago are reborned in these Japanese kids who fight rival schools for…world domination. The story follows Sonsaku Hakufu who is one of the three conquerors from the legend. She’s stupid, well-endowed and plain annoying if you lasted through the dubbed version. She harbors a “dragon” that gives her immense amounts of power.

It is an old anime that started at 2003. That first season was total CRUD. The dubbed version can be found somewhere on the interweb if you search hard enough.

I’m on the second season, Ikkitousen Dragon Destiny, and the plot seems much more coherent. I also liked the transition of protagonists. Although Sonsaku is still an important character, she doesn’t appear as much. /cheer for Kan’u. I’m guessing the last season, Ikkitousen Great Guardians, will be back to Sonsaku as the center of attention. >:

BTW: DVD version of Ikkitousen has a lot of uncensored goodness. lawl.