Posts Tagged ‘ anime ’

Sakaki Rides a Dolphin in the New Savanna

April 22, 2010
By bill benzon
Sakaki Rides a Dolphin in the New Savanna

Hey kids! I've set up a new blog, just around the corner. It's called New Savanna. And it's got photos and writing AND, a longish piece about a dolphin ride that I couldn't post at That Other Place. It's got about 10 seconds or so in Azumanga Daioh, on...
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Hannah Yun Interview, Part II: The Sequel

March 16, 2010
By The Constructivist
Hannah Yun Interview, Part II:  The Sequel

Hannah Yun graciously agreed to continue our ongoing/intermittent email conversation after we signed off on Part I in early February. With the Futures Tour kicking off this Thursday Friday, we thought it was high time to wrap things up. Technical dif...
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Mostly Harmless Turned 3 Last Friday…

January 10, 2010
By The Constructivist
Mostly Harmless Turned 3 Last Friday…

...and oh how the time flies....So for Mostly Harmless's third birthday I'm thinking of buying the blog an electone:No, wait...a shamisen!Hmm, maybe a viola?No, no, no--electone!Yes, electone it is!
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Make It Star Blazers in 2010!

January 4, 2010
By The Constructivist
Make It Star Blazers in 2010!

Check it out: there's a new animated Star Blazers movie that's been out in Japan for almost a month!It goes by Star Blazers: Rebirth in English and Space Battleship Yamato in Japanese.I encourage you to check out parts 2 and 3 of this promo. Go for ...
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New Year’s 1853: Ojamajo Doremi Style

January 1, 2010
By The Constructivist
New Year’s 1853:  Ojamajo Doremi Style

Yup, Doremi, Onpu, Aiko, and Hazuki are taking care of Hana-chan in a period drama:Have a not-so-very ojamajo 2010!
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Have a Very My Melo QSMS!

December 24, 2009
By The Constructivist
Have a Very My Melo QSMS!

OK, OK, the girls would never forgive me if I only did a (belated) Hanukah post this year. So for QSMS 2009 we're going Onegai My Melody!
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‘Twas the Afternoon Before Honika… Uh, Two Weeks Ago

December 24, 2009
By The Constructivist
‘Twas the Afternoon Before Honika… Uh, Two Weeks Ago

OK, so I'm a little late with this, but I finally finished grading and it's time to celebrate! Actually, T-Joh is to blame for this departure from my usual anime Hanukah thing:That's the real Lady Gaga in there, right? For background on Smooth-E, che...
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Happy Birthday, Onechan/Onechan, Otanjobi Omedetou!

December 19, 2009
By The Constructivist
Happy Birthday, Onechan/Onechan, Otanjobi Omedetou!

Happy birthday, onechan! It's hard to believe you're 6!We love you!
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J-Pop Culture Update: Moe Madness!

October 28, 2009
By The Constructivist
J-Pop Culture Update:  Moe Madness!

Here's the anime du jour at the Constructivist household. It's called Kimi Ni Todoke and the Full Metal Archivist calls it "the Bible of moe." What's moe? Mao Asada would like to know. (Hint: Mao Asada is moe and so is her reaction to the question ...
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J-Skate Fans Pwn J-Golf Fans

October 25, 2009
By The Constructivist
J-Skate Fans Pwn J-Golf Fans

OMG! LOL! Mao Asada's fans rule!At least Ryo Ishikawa makes 2 appearances here....[Update 1 (6:36 am): Not exactly an inspired performance by Mao-chan in Moscow this weekend:But check out the little girl shouting "Mao-chan, gambatte!" ("go for it, M...
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