You get the idea. Half way into Spring Anime 2010, I pick out my Top 10 OP/ED sequences- troll YouTube- paste vid embeds here- profit.
This season it concludes that Maid-sama’s marvellous OP/ED is rendered as the best opening and ending sequence of Spring 2010. Props to Saaya Mizuno who sung the OP and Heidi taking care of the ED.
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With the Winter Anime season closing it’s shutters with the majority of its season anime coming to a close, it’s only natural for me to review of what I think for each and every individual series that had concluded. Which pretty much this post is all about. Figured that I might as well breifly review each series to save blogging time plus all in one neat and collected post. Note that this post is 65% complete at the first publish (meaning spelling and gramatical errors will be inevitable), and will be updated with more Winter Anime once they have concluded, such as Baka Test and Vampire Bund. But anyway enjoy~
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With Winter Anime 2009/10 coming to a close, a week until April starts and- my mid terms, just under a week… it’s only natural that Spring will arrive along with its seasonal anime line up. So with a second version of the lineup visual poster by Chartfag done and complete, a post talking about my views would be inevitable, so… here it is.
Looking back, it’s already been past a year since I began following and watching newly aired anime straight from Japan and about to be a year since this blog’s creation. But anyhow, imo this post is a tad late but what the hei, Spring Anime 2010 is just around the corner with more top-notch quality anime coming along the way. Click the jump to read on.
Released quite awhile ago by Chartfag, the 2nd version of the Winter 2009/10 lineup is out now! Now with more added series, OVAs and continuations (click on the image above to view in full).
Seems like the Winter Anime schedule seems to be limited this season, as there are only 18 TV Anime series on offer on the airwaves. With an additional of 8 OVA titles releasing throughout the season, another 6 continuations from earlier seasons and the continuing series from Spring, Summer and Fall this year (ie. Cross Game, FMA, Kimi ni Todoke, Fairy Tail and more), it’s more than likely the recession seems to have hit the Anime industry…sort of
Looking at my planned Winter Anime 2009/10 watchlist, nothing seems to have changed really.
A few added there, recently finished watching Weiss Survive’s first season (16 episodes, with each only lasting 2 and a half minutes) so I thought I might as well watch the sequel.
Out of all I guess the ones I am mostly anticipated for is Baka Test and Dance in the Vampire Bund.
Baka Test: Loved the manga, and after watching the PVs, I thought to myself that this is gonna be epic.
Dance in the Vampire Bund: Liked the fact that it has loli vampires, totally beats the whole Twilight shit and it’s being done by Shaft. Hopefully this time the staff will make it on time on the deadline and not have the TV run shafted. Haven’t read the original manga yet due to my busy time schedule but I’ll make some time for it prior the TV anime run.
15 titles confirmed at the moment for Winter 2010!? Wow this is like… the first time I’ve seen the fewest Anime series batch confirmed to be airing in the same season. Well above here is the 1st version to Chartfag’s visual Winter 2010 preview (click on the image to see in full) so it’ll get updated in about a months time when I predict more anime titles will be confirmed and green lit for release. Overall for now, the titles look pretty decent to me.
It’s October 1st.
Even though the 2nd version was released by Chartfag awhile ago (click anywhere on the image to view in full), the Fall Anime Line Up has officially started! With a few new anime series/sequels already aired its first episode -looks at Queens Blade- And if you were disappointed by the previous Summer Line Up, then this season will surely please you.
Many sequels are returning from the Spring Anime Line Up if you remember 6 months back, including Asura Cryin’, Natsu no Arashi and Queens Blade. As well as long awaited sequels and continuations such as Book of Bantorra, Nogizaka Haruka, Koihime Musou and Darker Than Black. Then comes the highly anticipated Anime Series of the season, featuring the return of Inuyasha, adapting the very last 21 volumes from the manga, To Aru Kagaku no Railgun (ie. A Certain Scientific Railgun), Fairy Tail, Trapeze, Letter Bee and most importantly Shakugan no Shana (FUK YEAHHHH).
Just like what I did for my Top 10 Spring Anime Songs of 2009 here’s the Summer edition of the same format, the rank number, song title and the artist, followed by a video of the song grabbed from the arch-library of the ever growing Youtube site.
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The first version of the showcasing of the Fall/Autumn Anime Season of 2009 came out recently by Chartfag, and at first glance, I could already see my top interests.
To view the visual poster in full, just click anywhere on the image.
Also the second season sequels originating from the Spring Season this year is back, including Asura Cryin’, Natsu no Arashi and the infamous Queens Blade (hopefully this time Reina will fall off an incoming cliff and die peacefully.)
The main attraction of the season everyone is talking about, ever since a confirmation a few weeks back, is the return of InuYasha, adapting the final 21 volumes in the InuYasha Manga series.
But this is just the first version, as there’ll be many more versions (Including OVAs, more detailed info, release dates ect.) coming out in the forthcoming months so stay tuned for more updates concerning the Fall/Autumn Season.
