OFFICIAL AAP REVIEW OF ANO NATSU DE MATTERU
April 25, 2012 7 Comments
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Review: School Days
February 9, 2012 6 Comments
I usually keep reviews of anime and manga to the podcast, but School Days was something very different for me and I felt like I couldn’t express what I really wanted to say about this show into words, so I’ve decided to create my first review for the blog. School Days started off as any typical romance would: Boy likes girl, boy gets with girl, with the help of boy’s friend (who is also a girl), and a relationship progresses. But School Days is not your typical romance. School Days is something completely different from what I was expecting and, for better or for worse, introduced me to a twist on a genre I have taken a great liking to for a long time now. So without further a due, let’s get right down into what makes School Days what it is.
Spoiler Warning: This post will contain EXTREME spoilers for School Days
Visual Novel Review: G Senjō no Maō (The Devil on G-String)
November 25, 2011 1 Comment
Name: G Senjō no Maō (The Devil on G-String)
Studio: Akabeisoft2
Genre: Drama, Eroge
Year Released: 2008
Here is the first ever visual novel review on AAP. To kick off this groundbreaking development, I’ll be reviewing the visual novel that I haven’t failed to shove down everyone’s throat appropriately propagate to everyone I meet; the long overdue review of G Senjou no Mao. Of course, spoiler free.
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Anime Movie Friday #11: Aachi wa Ssipak
August 27, 2011 1 Comment
Anime Movie Friday hosts, Lerxst, DavetheZombie and Vensito, talk about their thoughts on the anime movie, Aachi wa Ssipak. Why only three people on this show this time? Well, no one really besides those three wanted to watch it. I don’t blame those who didn’t show up. The concept for this movie was really, really, shitty.
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Anime Movie Friday #9: Colorful Movie
August 15, 2011 2 Comments
Anime Movie Friday hosts, Lerxst, DavetheZombie, and Vensito, are joined by guest, Aeroblip to discuss their thoughts on the movie, Colorful. We sincerely apologize for any… well, a lot of the offensive remarks that were made in the show. By no means do we truthfully feel this way. That aside, we hope you enjoy this week’s AMF. Also gypsies and deaf people are cool.
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Anime Movie Friday #8: Time of Eve
August 5, 2011 Leave a comment
Anime Movie Friday hosts, Lerxst, Gabe, Vensito, and DavetheZombie, are joined with guest, Aeroblip, to discuss their thoughts on the Time of Eve movie.
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Anime Movie Friday #5: The Clannad Movie
June 27, 2011 1 Comment
Warning: The show contains heavy spoilers to the movie and main series.
Anime Movie Friday hosts, Lerxst, Gabe, Vensito, and DavetheZombie, along with guest, Zekana, talk about their impressions on the Clannad movie.
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Manga Review: Nineteen, Twenty-One
June 21, 2011 1 Comment
Manhwa title: Nineteen, Twenty-One, 19-21, 열아홉스물하나
Author: Yohan (John)
Artist: Kim Hye Jin (Jenna)
Genre: Romance, Shoujo, Slice of life
Release: 2010-2011
Format: Manhwa (read from right to left)
Do you ever feel like your a bird with broken wings and behind your flock, You still move on hoping for a speedy recovery to someday to regain flight to the endless sky above? Yun-Lee is a girl who lost track of time due to a unforeseen accident that took two years of her life away. Before the accident Yun-Lee was only nineteen years old and considered not yet an adult in society standards till reaches the age of twenty, almost near graduation Yun-Lee was studying for University entry exams but due to a car accident on the way she was emotionally scarred and bed ridden for two years. Making her transition from nineteen to twenty one years old and back into society; She is now considered an adult already. She feels lost and isn’t ready for adult hood due to her missing time lapse of her teenage years.
