Whoa, two Ouran High School Host Club manga reviews in one!? The key word here is “mini.”
Category: Review
The short (but sweet?) Murder Princess ends in just two volumes. Did this manga get murdered prematurely?
I just carved a jack-o-lantern like last night. And guess what I used to do it? Pumpkin Saws. I hate to break this to you, but Pumpkin Scissors don’t exist in real life.
My friend saw the cover of the Welcome to the NHK Volume 1 DVD and immediately thought it was anime porn. I don’t blame him either; the cover totally has nothing to do with the actual content of the DVD! Not that I’m complaining or anything…
The literal translation for “Mushi-shi” sounds sorta like “Bug Tamer,” but I think the actual meaning is a bit more interesting. At least, if you’re not into entomology…
Nodame Cantabile Volume 7 features Noda Megumi frolicking in a field with an oboe. At least, I think it’s an oboe. It might also be an english horn, or maybe Nodame got giant-sized and it’s a bassoon. I’m not too good at identifying weird woodwind instruments. But the important thing is that the cover’s got a frolicking Nodame! Am I right!?
Theory: When someone in anime or manga says “I hate you more than anyone” (Sekai de Ichiban Daikirai!) they really mean “I’m a tsundere and I love you.”
Perhaps it’s just the time that I’m taking between volumes, but while reading E’S volume 3, I was trying to figure out if this was the same manga that I’ve been reading in 1 and 2…
Big Dreams Little Tokyo is not an anime, manga, or live action dorama. It’s an American indie film with a huge dash of Japanese culture references. Basically, fair game for review on this blog. Or so I declare.
Also, this review is based on an advance screener copy of the film. Apparently it’s going to be released in theaters and on DVD in early ’08. So you can’t watch this yet. Gomen.
Venus Versus Virus certainly wins in the alliteration department, but how does it stack up as a manga? Who cares? There’s Yuri!