[ News ] Cosplay Might Give You Trauma or Make Your Day!

Cosplay... This thread may change your aspects to cosplay, it's either you'll get traumatized or you'll get laughter after watching the video we'll about to show you today! Of course this video is made by a facebook community page "Being Noticed By Senpai". It really makes my day but my friends got traumatized by this so what do you think does this video changed your aspect in cosplay? Does this make you traumatized or make you laugh? Comment ahead!

[ News ] Bravely You Tehister

At exactly August 2 2015, Tehister released his new video "Bravely You", the opening of the anime Charlotte. Tehister said that Charlotte may be one of the keys of anime and he told us that he has a new Idol named Navarone Boo a fellow pianist just like Animenz and Tehister himself.

Bravely You Tehister

[ News ] Hai-Furi Anime With Non Non Biyori Creator's Character Designs Announced

An official website opened on Tuesday anouncing a new anime project titled Hai-Furi. Manga creator Atto (Non Non Biyori) is designing the characters.

The official website's source lists the project as a television anime. Kadokawa's Comic Alive magazine will publish more information in its October issue on August 27.

Comic Alive announced in July that Atto was working on a new anime project, but did not reveal the name.

School-Live Episode 7

The timing of episode 7 is not crystal-clear. My educated guess, though, is that it is still part of the extended flashback and thus happens shortly prior to where the story stood at the beginning of the series, as most of what it shows suggests that Miki is still settling in to life with the School Living Club. If this is, indeed, the case then the title of the next episode (“Future”) and the sense of closure that this one provides about bringing the girls together both suggest that the story will move forward from here.

Not that going into detail about how things came to be what they were in the first two episodes has at all a bad approach, or that there has been any sense at all of time being wasted. In fact, I have had no impatience whatsoever with how the series has handled the story, mostly because – let's face it – this is a story where the girls' future prospects are bleak. Hence seeing them try to live as best as they can under the circumstances provides a welcome distraction from the harsher reality. That's why the more light-hearted aspects that most episodes (including this one) have are less a detraction from the more somber and serious aspects and more a rebellion against them. At one point in Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers, Adlet Meyer insists that he is the Strongest Man in the World because he can smile even in the face of the gravest peril. This is a similar situation.

Although the series has touched before on Yuki's delusions not being entirely flawless despite how strong they are, this episode emphasizes that more strongly than before. Her dreams harken back to Megumi and Yuri's original proposal to create the School Living Club as a means to cope, and she seems to have a vague sense that something awful has happened that she's forgetting. The episode's best and most potent scene comes right before the midway point, where Yuki stands at the door beyond where Megumi met her end and is comforted by the spirit of/her image of Megumi, who reassures her that her presence will always be there and that she must talk to others and keep a journal to make sure she remembers – and then Megumi is implied to walk through that door and close it again. The emotional impact of the moment hits harder on a second viewing, after one has had a chance to digest what all of the visual cues in the scene mean and what its long-term implications may be; Megumi's speech is, after all, Yuki's path back to sanity. Even if one takes the most cynical view and looks at it as a person's psyche trying to sort itself out, it still carries weight, and the interesting musical selection backing it is surprisingly effective in its unconventional approach.

Miki also finds a mysterious key labeled “Sakura” which belonged to Megumi and some worries get exchanged about the weather and whether or not anyone else is left out there, but otherwise the second half takes a more light-hearted swing, with Yuki's newest proposal being to make and send letters. How to send the letters eventually involves using a leftover helium tank to blow up balloons, to which the letters are attached, although Kurumi does comically get the notion in her head of capturing and using pigeons for that purpose, too. Being able to send a message to Kei in that fashion gives Miki the closure she needs about Kei, and in a sense sending out that letter is akin to the practice of floating little boats to honor the dead. And while the girls never bring up this point, in a practical sense such an effort is a great way to advertise their presence should anyone actually be out there looking for survivors.

This episode also sees an entirely new closer and some minor but important updates to the visuals of the opener. More importantly, though, it does not falter one bit in anything that it does right.

Voice Actress Eriko Nakamura Recuperating At Home After Hospitalization

Voice actress Eriko Nakamura revealed on her official Twitter account on August 19 that she is recovering at home after a recent hospitalization.

In a handwritten letter, she revealed that she had been hospitalized due to poor health for a week. She cancelled all her appearances and recording sessions for the week. She was discharged, and as of August 19, is currently recovering in her home. She apologized and thanked all her fans.

Nakamura is perhaps best known for voicing Haruka Amami in The IDOLM@STER franchise, including the TV anime series, and has performed songs for the franchise as well. She has also voiced characters such as Hetalia: World Series' Belgium, A Bridge to the Starry Skies' Ui Nakatsugawa, Space Battleship Yamato 2199's Mikage Kiryū, and Love, Election and Chocolate's Chisato Sumiyoshi.Voice Actress Eriko Nakamura Recuperating At Home After Hospitalization

[ News ] Digimon Adventure Tri : Video Compilation

 if you think, you are too old for this series, I am too. 

For all the "Digi-Destined" in the world vers.

Digimon Adventure Tri Series Trailer

Digimon Adventure Tri: Chapter 1 Reunion

Website:  Japanese

[ Review 2/2 ] Spring pulled it off : Notable anime this season

Kuroko no Baske 

Review :

The third ride could never been better than the other of it's season. Making yourself part of the team, we were drowned with the " ZONE" of the characters which blinded with the real story. The last two episodes were astounding proof of the real story of Kuroko no Baske. Noted that not only does Kuroko struggle but his former Team Captain, Akashi Seijuro. Comparable with Slam Dunk's Hanamichi Sakuragi on its struggle. Surely top-notched sports anime in its league.

Rate : 10/10

Seraph no End

Review :

Slow paced to it's form but tongue bitting for the two main characters to trying reconcile and save each other. Character design is new and doubt to watch at first glance, especially most of the genre I craved for is the same as the series had given. Given recognition by many viewers, this melancholic and bloodbath anime is surely to pierce any friendship there had been in anime history. Recommendable.

Rate : 9 / 10

 Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru

Review :

I dont see the fu--king Comedy here. XD Anyhow,

Heavy atmosphere in every episode, both season can be satisfaction and an end of every audience chosen to point. More likely, If one decides to stop watching the second season it isnt a lost since it ended entertaining. Second season tells us that there'll be a point, on breaking those self-build walls to take glimpse of left behind reality. Each character was pointed vital on part and solid. Recommendable at some point.

Rate : 10 / 10

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some anime were dropped due to random reasons, one of these is the brain to struggle to download all details of the boring parts of the series. hahahaha. just kidding.