Dark One

Godannar - Just finished the series and I gotta say...the fanservice looped around to parody levels. My word...not a single woman in that show has ever heard of a bra. Combined with the...excessive...mammary attributes of all but a couple of them, the jiggle factor (a recognized and legitimate mathematic measurement) is through the roof. Even some of the giant robots have a jiggle factor!

That's not to say it's a bad mecha show though. Interesting take on the combining aspect common to mecha series. The enemies are a bit...unrealistic, even for mecha, but rather interestingly designed. Animation quality was quite good. Most of the discs had character profiles/mechanical profiles/etc. as extras, along with the traditional clean opening/closing songs. A bit more than most series have for on-disc extras.

One grip I have is that the number of discs for the series is a bit excessive at seven for 26 episodes. One disc could've been dropped as the final three volumes only had three episodes apiece.

+1

I was able to get the pilot season issue from them though, so it's odd. Otherwise, it's a great store. I love going there when I can.

If I ever won the lottery, first thing I'd do is open a comic book store in my town. Even if I operate at a loss, I'd love to do it, simply for the fun of it. Without lottery money, my town simply isn't big enough to support a store of that type.

Would you believe that the Semi-LCS hadn't heard of it? I went in for my semi-yearly visit and asked about it. Got a blank stare from the guy at the counter...

Another one leaves...death by a thousand cuts...

Take it easy man. Good luck with your future endeavors!

I wonder what the flash of light at the end meant. Rather weaksauce way of including Bart, AC, and Cyborg in for the funeral.

A rather ignoble end to Slade. Liked how he was able to work "Deathstroke" into his monologue.

Half-thought Emil spilled his guts to that Trotter person. Also, Lois = noob. She left the frickin' remote control for the chute on the desk.

These were both fun episodes. The cast has such good chemistry on screen. Especially the Artie-Claudia interactions. Good to see Taggart back, he's such a fun character, but could be easily overused.

The altered Eureka opening was a nice touch. Same with Carter's F-face (fruitcake face).

Sgt. Frog! Come on my fellow Pekoponians! Give it up for the amphibious conqueror that gets so distracted by Gundam models, that he forgets to take over the world!

Chibi Vampire. 15-year old Karin Maaka is a reverse vampire trying to live with her normal vampire family and go to school at the same time. Comedy/slight romance.

Code Geass: Queen. Series of silly vignette stories set in the Geass-verse, but basically told from, and primarily about, the women in that universe. There's also a series set from the guy's POV as well, iirc.

I'm guessing that such a discovery also means that the notion of silicon substituting for carbon got a lot less science-fictiony.

I've always wondered what Troy looks like. I guess it's one of those questions that will forever remain unanswered like, what do women want, how many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop, the number of babies required to make a bottle of baby oil, etc...

...Amber...Love...can't says I've ever run into her before. Is she a player or a dev?

Sorry, I know this is totally my issue and on me, but I hear Tucker saying, "Bow chicka bow wow" in my mind. >.<

A few weeks back, I found an awesome deal at Wal-mart. The first two collections each of Soul Eater & Kenichi The Mightiest Disciple, and the second season of Gunslinger Girl for $10 each. I just checked at various other retailers and Soul Eater is typically going for $35+ each, Kenichi for ~$25 each, and GG for $25+ (up to ~$45). That was one heckuva find there...

Wow...jerk move by those insects or whatever they are.

Seeing that debris field makes me wonder how many battlefields are strewn about the universe. Ships forgotten, battles forgotten, left to drift for eons...