Fanku Kaibutsu

I understand that they built this game from a new engine and all but, there's no excuse to not be able to customize an APC like you could in SR2. I'm equally disappointed with the lack of spinning rims. One of my favorite activities in Saint's Row 2 was rolling in a gaudy, purple-andpold abomination, with 36" gold spinners. Sure, in this game I can run around in a tank with Hulk Hogan manning a laser cannon, but dammit, this is Sain't Row, I should be able to do both!

I saw the Haruhi movie tonight. It was good and all, but goddamn... 2 hours 40 minutes? Was not expecting an anime movie to go on for so long.

What bugs me more than anything is that the review board will be made up of retired bureaucrats. I can't imagine a colder, more soulless type of person than an old, japanese, bureaucrat. This could be to anime and manga what the Comics Code was to american comics in the 50s.

I wouldn't call it 'Dreaming the future', so much as 'dreaming something that's quite likely to happen.' He's probably not even the only person that's dreamed about zombies swarming the camp, just the only one that we've seen talk about it.

I've seen brief, vague description of the rest of the episodes in the season...

Yes. There's 1 or 2 references to previous episodes, but they're both minor. Though the second half of episode 5 was interesting, and completely different from the rest of the series, to the point of even being drawn in a different style, and may be worth investigation.

By episode 6 of Panty and Stocking, I was about to give up on the show, then episode 6 happened, and it was one of the best episodes of anything I've seen.

the way i figure, a person's zombie intelligence is relative to their living intelligence, so the brick-user-types were the geniuses when they were alive, which explains how out of that crowd of zombies at the glass, only one knew how to try to smash it open with a heavy object.

I thought this was the worst out of the series, and that's an accomplishment considering most of the movies in the seires. I did like the ending... and that was about it. The premise of the victim of the main trap series was good... but the traps themselves, I thought, were boring, and I didn't like how it had nothing to do with the overall plot of the movie/series. The opening trap got my hopes up. I thought we were in for a series of public traps and the movie would explore the idea of our culture being one of jaded, detached, observers. Nope. The 3d effects were lame(especially the CGI gore flying into the camera), and the dream sequence was a complete waste of time. The scene with the skinheads was kinda cool, though.

My first minute into this game, I fell into a pit, and couldn't get out, and coulnd't die, so I had to start a new world.

Re: Panty and Stocking episode 3. For everyone that started watching Panty and Stocking because of me bringing it up: I apologize.

So, on the one hand, all of the fanservice in High School of the Dead is kind of annoying, and is exactly the kind of thing that gives anime a bad name among non-fans, and even among some fans. On the other hand, I still kind of enjoy it.

I enjoyed it. It was like the best parts of the Powerpuff Girls combined with the worst cliches in anime.

So, Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt... Great show, or greatest show?

Sakiyuki Western Django.... What the hell did I just watch? And why did anyone think it was a good idea?

I seriously almost cried at this news. This is the best DLC for me since Blood Sugar Sex Magick.

I bought Pokemon Sapphire today. My first pokemon game since Blue back in '99.

From the 8 episodes I've seen so far, Baccano is excellent. Despite having a friend for many years who owned the whole series and both movies on DVD, I'm just now getting around to watching Neon Genesis Evangelion. Has anyone seen the new movie? Are the old movies worth watching?

Is there a point in watching the 2nd movie if you've seen the series at all? Like there was no point in watching the 1st movie if you've seen the series at all?

A few weeks ago, I showed my friends Evil Dead 2, the next week, Army of Darkness, the next week, Tokyo Gore Police. A tradition seems to have developed. I'd like it if anyone could provide recommendations for films of this nature. Thus far, I've shown: Evil Dead 2, Army of Darkness, Tokyo Gore Police, Tokyo Zombie, Planet Terror, From Dusk Til Dawn, Freaked(not a action or horror movie, but still really weird), Oh! My Zombie Mermaid. At some point I'm going to acquire Machine Girl and RoboGeisha. Any recommendations along these lines would be appreciated.

Two quick One Piece questions, just looking for yes or no answers. Don't wanna research them for fear of spoiling more than I'd like. 1) Does the show ever show how and when Luffy ate the Devil's Fruit? 2) Does the pirate Luffy got his hat from ever show up(not counting flashbacks)?

For some reason, I wanted to see them work in that call center she mentioned.

It's kinda worth watching the whole of Endless Eight because by episode 4 or 5, you really start to empathize with the characters. Plus, you can say you sat through one of the worst ideas in the history of entertainment. In regards to One Piece: A goofy main character in a red coat, a woman who hangs out with the main characters but isn't technically associated with them, a swordsman, and a gangster lookin' guy. Why in the hell didn't I realize this show was a Lupin the 3rd knockoff before?

After much soul searching, and discussion with my loved ones, I've decided to watch One Piece. From the Begninning. All 400 episodes.

Re: Queen's Blade. I want my 22 minutes back. I mean, I was hoping it would be one of those 'so bad it's good' type things. But no.... it's just plain bad.