I am a mad man in a mental hospital, and view it as one dark, maze, or some reason or another, I have to run around the place devouring ping-pong balls, all while being chased by four ghosts,and whenever one catches me, I get violently ripped in half, this game is grotesque, but whenever I find a large ping-pong ball, I have the power to the eat these ghosts, devouring them whole, except their eyes, that end up on the floor, forever peering at me. It's some scary ****.
:O You may have changed the way I view the world.
The ad clearly states it would be out on spring 2012, a few months is a stretch.
What I don't need to do I don't. What I need to do I do quickly.
I think the reason why people tend to associate homosexualism with men is because people usually refer to homos as "gays" and technically speaking a man liking a man is "gay" where a woman liking a woman is "lesbian". I think that having classification is needed to an extent, to classify one if one needs to, but people shouldn't completely depend on their "sexuality", just live their life, and get with people who they are sexually attracted to, but if another person asks, one has a response, an easy way to say the answer. This "classification" is after all just words, and should be treated as such, words. I think a certain amount of your sexual preference is decided in fetal, or early life development. There are stories of people "discovering" they are homo, bi, and being very upset about it, so I think that a certain level of it is decided during early life or development. I do personally do not care if a person is hetero, homo, bi, pan, it makes no difference to me, those people are each people, they share the same experiences that other people do, and are still human beings.
I totally agree there, I have no idea what Capcom were thinking when they decided to stop making Megaman games, and then they tease the fans with a game, and we never hear of it again, "Rockman universe" anyone? Do you remember the "plans" Capcom had? I do agree that Capcom has bullshit interest for it's IPs, but people often overshadow that with other things.
Capcom hasn't been terrible, they made a game to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Mega man and Street Fighter for Windows and Mac, entitled "Mega Man X Street Fighter" back in '12, and good positive reviews. Capcom is in charge of the Monster Hunter series, a game that has gained a large dedicated fan base, and has grown in popularity. Capcom owns a third party company named Platinum Games, who made Bayonetta, Platinum Games is a company that was made after Clover Studio went bankrupt, and has the entire staff of Clover Studio, they were responsible for Okami. Capcom is not in it's Mega Man golden age during the NES ans SNES era, but they aren't as bad as what people tend to say.
The last episode didn't disappoint, it was held together quite firmly, and I thought that they handled minimum action very well SPOLIERS! When Akane saves Rei and they form, vivid-black? They never say the name, but when they punch they eyeball the only thing I could think about was a Falcon Punch.*sigh* I also would have liked to see Kenjirou go back into his human body, I know he does but on screen, but beggars cannot be choosers. The ending was still quite enjoyable.
Despite the ending of episode 11, I think that episode 12 will not be the finale, I hope it isn't at least, because then the ending would be quite abrupt.
I say that I do not like certain people, I wouldn't actively think about them, thus forming a grudge, but I do dislike them a lot. People usually say that they hold grudges because of something a person said once, but I dislike these people because of 5-6 of physical bullying. I don't understand how one can hate a person because of one thing that they said, it was just words, but that is not saying that family or friends can say things that upset you, but wait till tomorrow and you probably will have forgiven that person, but I am not talking about words, physical bullying for most of my primary/elementary school years, I actually have trust issues because of that, but I do not hold a grudge against those people, I jut dislike them. I may not like those people, and you might not like other people either, but you have better things to do with your life, thinking about people you hate isn't going to help, holding a grudge takes up too much mental energy.
Welcome to kh-vids, I hope your fandub goes well, and it's great to see you starting off with loads of enthusiasm, and I'm sure you will find other projects to work on too. Have fun!
When I first started watching K-ON! I stopped after about episode 4, but after my friend kept on telling me how amazing it was, I eventually started watching it again, and being a fan of the show, I find it odd that the beginning is weak, at least in my opinion. If you did think the same thing, watch it, because it is amazing. Do you think the same as me or do you think the first episodes are amazing?
While I do like the show I will have to agree that they do exaggerate the concepts sometimes. I won't use the romance as an example because you have already stated that, but in some of the battle scenes, while undeniably beautiful, are over quite quickly, with epic music in the background, and shimmers in the air, the monsters are usually dead in one hit. The battle with the giant fish for instance, it runs and screams, buffing itself up, but then gets killed without hassle. The show has flaws, I can see that much, but what shows are perfect?
Simplicity always doesn't mean bad, sometimes simplicity is better. Sometimes too much story can drag a film down that doesn't give enough time to explain the progression, or too much story is told at one point. Sometimes simple things do a lot better then more complicated animes, films, books etc. Twilight, a very simple romance, and simple story behind, sells good, Harry Potter sells amazingly, and is very simple, the examples I have may not have been great, as some people don't like those, *cough cough* Twilight *cough*, but I hope you see where I am coming from.
I am going to agree that the show is simple, but when I say "appreciate" the romance, what I am basically saying is that, the show has romance, that is very clear, and the audience that Cartoon Network is aiming at wouldn't like the romance in it, I may be completely wrong, kids may love romance, but I think that they wouldn't get why it has romance, even if it simple. In a nutshell, kids don't understand romance.(I think they don't anyway)
I doubt that sword art online will ever go on cartoon network. Even if they did censor the fan service, already taking a lot from the show, they would have to take away the episodes of Kirito and Asuna living in the house because they sleep in the same bed and stuff, and cartoon network would never show that. While on the subject of the romance in the anime, kids wouldn't appreciate the love story, it is a large amount of the show, and they would probably stop watching after that, the show probably has too many emotional scenes for kids to enjoy, and last but not least, the show isn't even for kids. There would be no point in making a show child friendly when it isn't even targeted for kids in the first place. Even in Japan where kids experience more things that in Europe and the States it isn't even targeted at them. So to me there is no point
No thread for this anime yet? The anime is about a group of teenage girls(wow, who would have guessed?) who are living in an artificial archipelago in a peaceful, idealistic future, were there is no shortage of power(Because we haven't heard that one before or anything), but a organization named "The Alones", are trying to steal the source of the infinite power using large robots(Insert more evil bad guy stereotypes here). Using special "keys" created by the main character's grandfather, the characters gain powers to stop the robots. The anime has fan service, nothing too big though, so don't watch it if you are sensitive to that kind of stuff. Am I the only one watching this or are others, if you haven't I highly recommend that you do, despite the sarcastic comments that I made.
I never really went on those websites, but when I did they weren't horrible. But IGN is biased, which is in turn biased me saying that. 1-up was the best out of them in my opinion, shame to see the websites go anyway.
Early teens, but in the age we live today, people do tend to do that. You may say, I am just as old as them, you wouldn't be wrong to say so. But this generation is, not great to say the least, and I generally get along with more adults than my age group, except for my friends when they aren't being like that.
My friends wanted to sit around a TV and collectively "get excited" if you know what I mean. Thus restating my point of them being creepers.
