Posted by iChronic

I was going through this thread 2 weeks ago and, I think, Talon and some other d00de said it was a good series. I haven't really watched a lot of anime to be able to judge if it's good or not 0.o...

Well be prepared for the biggest asshole of a main character, girls who are just bland and meh, boring soundtrack, and average animation make for in all an awful show

The one good thing about is the ending. My god that ending  

The ending of 'School Days' is brilliant though. I heard how bad the show is as a whole beforehand, so I just read the plot summary then watched the ending. I think that was the best course of action.

(It also has some really nice boats)  

I'm 8 episodes in Chuu2 and while I'm still watching, I don't understand the hype surrounding it. Doesn't feel like its set apart enough from your typical school anime enough, but I see it talked about everywhere. Hopefully it'll take a turn for the better.

Characters are cute though.  

Just saw episode 2 of space dandy, its just so god damn visually exciting with all the colors =D.  

Posted by Myst

Just saw episode 2 of space dandy, its just so god damn visually exciting with all the colors =D.

The animation alone is worth watching. So god danm sexy  

Shinka's part in the Chuu2 opening is quite alluring  

So while scrolling through the anime selections on Crunchyroll,

I stumbled apon this...

http://www.crunchyroll.com/yamishiba...-ghost-stories

This series is surprisingly creepy...

And confusing as well.  

I hate horrors c:  

I always avoid horror, anything horror, I don't handle them well. That's why I've never seen Another.  

I love horror, nothing can scare me.  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2pD0B9Rfps  

guyz, I dont get thissssssssssssssssssssssss. On wikipedia Toradora is categorised into 3 types: light novel, light novel and manga. It's also marked under anime but I get that part!!! What does it mean by "light novel" and why is it that there are more volumes on the first "light novel" than the manga version and the other "light novel"??? Does this mean that some of the chapters in the light novel are not added into the anime series??



LINK TO THE WIKI:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toradora!

edit:

does it mean that I miss out on some chapters if I watch the anime instead of reading the "light novel" or manga version???  

In some cases you miss out on parts if you watch an anime adaption of the manga, in this case you miss out on 3 spin off chapters. These 3 chapters are possibly in the anime, you should check the 3 chapters anyway because if you watch the anime you may not recognize it in the manga.  

Posted by iChronic

guyz, I dont get thissssssssssssssssssssssss. On wikipedia Toradora is categorised into 3 types: light novel, light novel and manga. It's also marked under anime but I get that part!!! What does it mean by "light novel" and why is it that there are more volumes on the first "light novel" than the manga version and the other "light novel"??? Does this mean that some of the chapters in the light novel are not added into the anime series??



LINK TO THE WIKI:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toradora!

edit:

does it mean that I miss out on some chapters if I watch the anime instead of reading the "light novel" or manga version???

Light novels are the Japanese equivalent to novels, they are usually 40-50 thousand and are usually directed to 13-18 year olds.  

The Boondocks (TV series)

Based on the comic strip, Huey and Riley move away from the city and out to the suburbs with their irascible grandfather. Biting socio-political commentary ensues.
An absolutely hilarious show that is a must watch to comedy fans.
WARNING throughout the show there is alot of racism in the form of jokes.