Anime/Manga Aficionado's Lounge! II

[master of read]

Nononononono. He totally said that they all won the last duel and then Yugi corrected him by pointing out that he won the duel. And that was only duel Yugi was in otherwise he would've totally exploited the early game mechanics to win everything else as well.

then yusei totally won that duel.

see? makes more sense.

[flashdisk]

new medaka box out!

the naked apron alliance is born!


although, he might have to change it if he wants to keep his new girlfriend.

I thought it was kind of funny.Though the return of All Fiction was just out of the blue, I still liked this chapter. I liked how Kumugawa blurs the lines between winning and losing. He has a cheerful and comedic demeanor, that hides a confident and strong willed personality. He doesn't act like the winner, but he doesn't act like the loser either.

He is interesting.

[Ghost]

I just watched through Fireball and Fireball Charming.

They're exceedingly weird and often confusing, but also hilarious and kinda addictive. oO

[master of read]

I thought it was kind of funny.Though the return of All Fiction was just out of the blue, I still liked this chapter. I liked how Kumugawa blurs the lines between winning and losing. He has a cheerful and comedic demeanor, that hides a confident and strong willed personality. He doesn't act like the winner, but he doesn't act like the loser either.

He is interesting.

and that's why the bitches love him.

[Capsizing Heart]

So new episode of Fate/Zero, as annoying as this series is, seemingly shying away from every scene just as things start getting interesting I can't seem to help but love this show. It just has this dark, weirdness that I can't find in American Cartoons and so it keeps me going. Plus, blowing up an entire building to kill a Master and his Servant is pretty damn epic, although I'm really hoping Lancer isn't dead :(

[NickGuy]

GT was garbage, but then again, didn't Toriyama want to quit after freeza saga?

[Siriel]

Thank you for this. But if you watch episode five, they attack Blaster Blade and that level 3 knight twice before it is destroyed.

Blaster Blade was the Vanguard. (Thus attacking it cause Damage, it doesn't destroy it.)
Same for Gancelot. There wasn't a single attack on backguard units in Episode 5 unless you count blocking/intercept.

[Capsizing Heart]

Blaster Blade was the Vanguard. (Thus attacking it cause Damage, it doesn't destroy it.)
Same for Gancelot. There wasn't a single attack on backguard units in Episode 5 unless you count blocking/intercept.

...what. This is all new to me.

[Siriel]

The unit in the forward center circle is the Vanguard, representing the player. When this unit is attacked successfully, the player controlling it takes X damage. (X being the amount of Critical on the attacker. Usually 1.)
Every turn, one can change Vanguard to be a level higher (0-1-2-3), and the level of the Vanguard determines what card you can block with, and how high level your Backguard units can be.

Backguard refers to every other unit on the field. If a backguard is successfully attacked, it gets 'retired' from play.

[Ghost]

and that's why the bitches love him.

I like how Kumagawa essentially has his own harem now.

So new episode of Fate/Zero, as annoying as this series is, seemingly shying away from every scene just as things start getting interesting I can't seem to help but love this show. It just has this dark, weirdness that I can't find in American Cartoons and so it keeps me going. Plus, blowing up an entire building to kill a Master and his Servant is pretty damn epic, although I'm really hoping Lancer isn't dead :(

On this note, I've been watching through Fate/Stay Night lately, since it's been a while since I saw it the first time. I'd actually forgotten how suicidally chivalrous Shirou was.

Might pick up Fate/Zero when I'm done, just to see how it compares.

[Dark Soul # 7]

I never did get as enamoured with Kumagawa as the rest of the board. He is kind of interesting but mostly I just found him annoying.

then yugi totally won that duel.

see? makes more sense.

Yes.

Yes it does.

[Capsizing Heart]

Through Fate/Stay Night lately, since it's been a while since I saw it the first time. I'd actually forgotten how suicidally chivalrous Shirou was.

From what I remember of Fate/Stay night, I remember enjoying it more. I've been meaning, for a while now to pick up the box set for a while now so I can reexperience it but it seems to be holding price so well.

The unit in the forward center circle is the Vanguard, representing the player. When this unit is attacked successfully, the player controlling it takes X damage. (X being the amount of Critical on the attacker. Usually 1.)
Every turn, one can change Vanguard to be a level higher (0-1-2-3), and the level of the Vanguard determines what card you can block with, and how high level your Backguard units can be.

Backguard refers to every other unit on the field. If a backguard is successfully attacked, it gets 'retired' from play.

Okay this makes sense! Thank you.

[amalgamfan]

GT was garbage, but then again, didn't Toriyama want to quit after freeza saga?

Yeah, I read that somewhere too. The only reason he kept going was cause the editors wanted him to because it was so popular. And about GT: I didn't like it much either. The only thing I thought was cool about it was the evil dragons from the broken dragonballs. oh and ss4 gogeta

[Hazard]

The World God Only Knows:

Twist! That's right Keima. Even if you didn't see it coming, everyone else did. She fell in love for you for real without remembering anything.

Which kind of puts you in a horrible position, because now the reason to kiss her is gone but if you don't do it, well, it is not going to be pretty.

This is why the world should totally have save points.

Horizon with subs!:

The class rallies against Masazumi. Kick their asses Masazumi! Only by getting rid of the competition can you be the main character!

[Pong]

Meanwhile Cage of Eden continues to be a kickass manga!


Also only 4 chapter until Yarai returns.