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Date Posted: 07:12:07 05/08/03 Thu
In reply to:
Chichiri
's message, "Re: Schedule next semester?" on 06:01:21 05/08/03 Thu
>>Azumanga Daioh
>
>Sooooo cute. *_*
Agreed. *_*
It's not the kind of show I would have thought I would like, but it turns out that doesn't matter.
>>Great Teacher Onizuka
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>This one's great too! Perverted ex-biker gang member
>becomes a high school teacher. :) My guess is the
>chances of this showing is low, however, as JAC
>already has a long show in the schedule (Hikago).
I have the first four or so DVDs. I should watch them sometime.
>>Haibane Renmei
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>I haven't seen any of this one yet, but I've heard
>it's good so it's on my want-to-see list.
Remember your reaction to me showing you the first episode of Fruits Basket? More or less, this is (probably) the same deal. You'll like it.
>>Wolf's Rain
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>By the same people that did Cowboy Bebop. It started
>off a bit weak but since episode 7 or so the plot has
>really picked up. Episode 14 was awesome. :)
Wow. If you think the beginning was weak, then it must get MORE better! (*ducks*)
I actually thought the first few episodes were cool, but not anything _terribly_ special. Then again, Bebop picked up as it got going too; the first few episodes, before all the characters were introduced, were kind of iffy (if I'm remembering right--it HAS been close to 4 years).
>>Naruto
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>Hmmm, this one could act as both the comedy and action
>series. ^O^ It's very unrealistic and some parts are
>just downright goofy, but the fights are pretty good,
>and they do a good job of achieving a balance between
>the goofy parts and the serious parts (unlike Kenshin
>where you got a season of goofy episodes and then a
>season of serious ones). And the animation for the
>fights is really high quality. O.o; You probably
>won't notice how good it is till you get to the last
>fight in the first arc, though, which is somewhere
>near the end of the first season. Unfortunately, like
>GTO this is a longer series AND it's not finished yet,
>so the likelihood of this getting shown next year is
>even lower than GTO's, I think.
It's a wildly successful ninja show. My understanding is that, in Japan, ninja shows are like westerns; they used to be popular, but now they're kind of passe.
I liked the first TV episode, and the manga (in Shounen Jump) is pretty cool.
>>Witch Hunter Robin
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>This must be shown. :D It's just that good.
Especially the soda machines at the start of episode 8. That was one of the funniest things I've seen in a good long while.
>>Rahxephon
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>I've heard this is good, but I haven't seen it. It's
>also on my want-to-see list. Plus Shoko translated
>this one! :)
Oh, she did? Cool.
I saw the first episode, and was kind of "eh". But apparently they throw some kind of monkey wrench in the show after the first few episodes, so I'll check a few more of my fansubs out before I decide if the show's anything I'd want to watch.
>>Tsukikage Ran
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>At the moment I can't think of any other shows that I
>think should be considered for next semester's
>schedule.
I'd recommend Tiny Snow Fairy Sugar, if only because JAC likes to have a balanced schedule. I like it, in small doses, but it definitely can induce diabetic shock in the less cute tolerant.
>Hmmm I wonder where you got most of these from. :D
>The only thing I can say for sure is 2 episodes of
>Hikaru no Go! Other than that Meng will haveta say.
>^O^ From my understanding, though, the officers have
>most of the shows already picked out and it sounds
>like it will be an AWESOME year. :) Makes me wish I
>was still going to UIUC so I could attend JAC. ^O^
I don't still go to UIUC, and I might wind up attending anyway.
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