28 Days of Anime - 1/4 by BellicoseBreakfast, literature
Literature
28 Days of Anime - 1/4
A mysterious, incurable virus spreads through one home. Twenty-eight days later, a survivor emerges to find sanctuary in sharing.
Alphabetical list, etc. You know the drill. If you don't:
++++("score") (title)
(# episodes / second season)
(synopsis)
(my thoughts)
As always, I've tried to keep everything spoiler-free. If you spot anything you'd consider to be a spoiler, let me know.
As for the "score" bit, it's not an objective measurement of quality. It is merely a rough guide for how much I enjoyed it. I might like things you wouldn't, you might like things I didn't. Don't let a number keep you away from a show you think you'd li
Ten Days of One Piece by BellicoseBreakfast, literature
Literature
Ten Days of One Piece
Oh god. Over six-hundred episodes of "boy tries to be pirate king". Why the hell am I starting this? Shounen isn't exactly my favourite genre. And let's not forget how popular it is, which is often a direct indicator of how bad it is in reality. Dragonball Z was awful, as was Naruto, as was Bleach….
Well, if we're going to do this, let's do it properly. I intend to maintain my usual stance of no spoilers, but for examining season-by-season something so long, I will necessarily have to mention some names or events that could give something away. I'll try not to let them be particularly plot relevant, but if you want to go in 100
They have the same conversation every Sunday after church. All of us had run outside to play in the spring sun while the adults had coffee and talked about how great it was that the kids were playing out in the sun, and wouldn't it be wonderful to be children again and be able to join them outside. We were playing tag. When you play tag at the church, you avoid the short alley between the building and the fence. The church, like all buildings in the town, was built to a rigid standard to be parallel to every other building. The fence, though, had been the task of half-drunk summer workers – by the end of what started as a wide cor
Just popping in to update, in regards to the last journal, that the First Nations people got ravens right. Raven as the playful trickster. A raven would absolutely steal the sun. Also, sorry I don't update here anymore. Partially it's being older and having life responsibilities and stuff, but a sizeable chunk really is how much I dislike the way the site works now. :/