Taking a quick look at this 2009 year that seemingly went by very quickly and setting up goals and aspirations to help define and look forward to this upcoming 2010 year. Placing 2009 into perspective will include tidbits of my hobbies, activities, interpersonal relationships and anything else that factored into this year for me without cutting into the core.
These store critiques serve as the sole basis to educate and inform those with as broad a range of an online shopping experience in the anime otaku market from nil to expert about how green or adept my own experiences have been molded through my interactions with these stores. As always, there might or might not be a severe discrepancy to other reviews of exact stores that you may have read or found out in some way. While each individual takes from his or her own experience, I am merely adding my own two cents to help broaden the spectrum of the integrity of stores that you shop or may potentially shop at. Be as it may, this is the interwebs and you are more than welcome to take my ramblings with a grain of salt. In the same token, I am an insanely hardcore collector and will simply not shop at certain places unless I am, ultimately, left with no other alternatives.
Honesty is the best policy and I am a brutally honest person. This store review will be unlike what you have experienced before as I don’t plan to sugar coat or skim through the superficial surface to expose what I feel is pertinent information about where you go throw your hard earned cash at.
Harima says, “You’ve been adequately warned.”
Here is the latest anime we have been watching as of late (or are in the middle of). Below are some overviews and recommendations. What have you been watching from this winter season?
Kara no Kyoukai
If you haven’t watched any of the five (of seven released on DVD so far, the first 6 have already had theatrical releases) movies for Kara no Kyoukai, you’re missing out. Heavy on the story and a bit confusing to follow sometimes, Kara no Kyoukai is a rich animation with extremely high production value and the quality of every aspect of each film is top notch and a visual feast for the eyes.
Danny Choo – Portal to Japan ~English Edition Danny Choo – Portal to Japan ~ Land of the Rising Sun Ed.
