There has been a surprising disparity of love and hate for the first two episodes of Lucky Star within in the blogging community, the “drama” of which I am certain will be a topic in my panel at Fanime next month. After watching the first couple myself, I have to say that I fall in the middle of the pack. For me, the anime so far hasn’t been laugh out loud funny nor has it been so lacking in humor that it was painful to watch. I’ll still watch it for the comedy and framing but, barring anything super spectacular, it won’t be residing in my favorites and I won’t be blogging it on a regular basis. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posts Tagged “Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuutsu”Potluck: AAA Errata, Haruhi DVD Ordering, Show SuggestionsPosted on March 2nd, 2007 by calaggie in Potluck
Okay, first off: I have two corrections to make to Monday’s AAA post. #1 is that the individual awards are also called Mechas. I could have sworn I had read about that name a couple months ago and just plain forgot until I looked at some of the stories published after the ceremony. #2 is that you CAN stream the ceremony online, according to ANN. (Windows Media Player handled it well for me.) After the jump: my experience watching the awards, comments on the Haruhi R1 dual-ordering, and a call for suggestions of anime to show during empty spots in club. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: american anime awards, DAC, DVD, Errata, Potluck, Suzumiya Haruhi no YuutsuOK, this hopefully will be the final set of reviews for Haruhi character singles I will write because I’ve started to look back at how I rated previous songs in aiding me with scoring future ones and I shouldn’t really doing that. Anyway, volumes 8 and 9 of Koizumi and Kyon, respectively, finished off the ennead (group of nine) on a good note albeit with one thing that annoyed me. Also: I changed the poll question to “which MoSH character had the best single?” because the Kickoff ‘07 one has been up for about a month. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: character singles, koizumi itsuki, kyon, Music, Suzumiya Haruhi no YuutsuEvery time a Haruhi character single comes out, I feel the need to review it. It’s almost like a tradition, one that I’m slowly starting to dislike. That said, I hope that the eighth and ninth volumes, Kyon and Itsuki respectively, will be the last ones because (i) the character pool is starting to look VERY thin if Lantis decides to publish a tenth volume (would Shimasen sing old samurai songs?) and (ii) Kyon’s sister underwhelmed me. Also, I enjoyed the Haruhi drama CD even though I couldn’t understand much of the spoken dialogue. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: character singles, drama cd, emiri kimidori, kyon no imouto, Music, review, Suzumiya Haruhi no YuutsuDammit, Now I Have To Eat My Salty Words!Posted on January 30th, 2007 by calaggie in Anime, Commentary, LicensesLast week was full of appetizing announcements regarding licenses and release dates but now that I think about it, I realize I’ve written some interesting posts about some of the anime involved in those press releases and that I have certain obligations to buy each of them (Tsubasa, Haruhi, Solid State Society) — or at least the first volumes of ‘em. Come along with me and look back at what I now slightly regret writing. Potluck – ANN Tweaks Look, Haruhi uses RevverPosted on December 22nd, 2006 by calaggie in Commentary, Licenses, PotluckI forgot to talk about this when it happened a couple days ago when it happened but ANN dropped the big ad on the left side of their pages and made it look more normal. I like the slightly wider and uninterrupted space for the main news listing and today their logo gained some holiday spirit. Tags: anime news network, bandai, Licenses, Potluck, revver, Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuutsu, Websites
Tsuruya, Asakura Character Singles ReviewPosted on December 7th, 2006 by calaggie in Music, ReviewsIt seems that every month brings another Haruhi-related music release and this week it’s the character singles of two prominent supporting characters. In fact, the next singles due to come out in January 24th will feature Kyon’s sister (#6) and Emiri Kimidori (#7). [The seiyuu for those characters are Sayaka Aoki and Yuri Shiratori, respectively.] Now, they’re starting to get deeper into minor character territory since Emiri was only in one episode I believe (correct me if I’m wrong) – the one where they fought the cockroach in the desert, “Mysterique Sign”. Also, I wonder if Kyon’s sister’s album will have “KYON’S SISTER” on the cover or “KYON NO IMOUTO”. Hopefully Aoki-san will use her everyday voice and not her acting voice when singing. Futhermore, there will be a drama CD with Haruhi and the gang that is also coming out on January 24th. Yep, the Haruhi CD single train ain’t stopping any time soon… [via akibablog] Last week, the second volume of H’s magazine was released and within its covers, many of Haruhi’s non-speaking classmates were named albeit in the form of “X-san”. I think the girl in the upper right is Hinata-san but I can’t make out most of the kanji due to the flash and compactness of type. Might have to snag a copy when I visit J-Town this weekend. It’s nice that these characters were given some personality instead of just being written off as background decoration but I don’t think most people care except for those fans who are very detail-oriented. Tags: Suzumiya Haruhi no YuutsuTsuruya, Asakura Character Singles December 6th!Posted on October 13th, 2006 by calaggie in Music, News
Due to fan demand (or maybe Lantis planned this from the beginning), the fourth and fifth character singles from Suzumiya Haruhi will be released on December 6th in Japan. Volume Four features “popular character Tsuruya” and Volume Five focuses on “school idol and Haruhi arch-enemy Ryoko Asakura”, according to CD Japan. Finally! (Okay, I admit this might not be news to some of you but I just found out from a newsletter, so please humor me.) Read the rest of this entry » Tags: character singles, Music, ryoko asakura, Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuutsu, tsuruya |








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