Glad you like them!

I thought Anno was done with Eva

If you like Evangelion and jazz, I recommed The World! Evangelion Jazz Night Tokyo 3 Jazz Club and EVANGELION-VOX album.

Eva fandom being mentally deranged 30 years and counting

(I am no different)

I was expecting “Goodbye All of Evangelion”

Sorry if the pictures are low res. I couldn’t use my camera to take photos. Only phones were allowed and my hands were shaking from the excitement and nervousness lol.

The exhibit goes on until January 12 at Roppongi Hills. Tickets are ~2000 JPY.

edit: I should mention that these photos were taken on November 24. I wanted to post this on the same day but I kept falling asleep while trying to upload everything

editedit: I REALLY REGRET not buying the shopping back merch at the gift shop. I was disappointed that the Asuka posters were sold out. I was considering the shopping bag (it had a print of a keyframe of Unit 01) but when I picked it up, I heard Anno’s voice whisper to me “Really???” so I put it back down and walked away. The moment I stepped outside I realized that the one thing I don’t have and always forget to bring with me is a shopping bag like when buying groceries. Sorry Anno but it doesn’t seem like I’m ready to grow up yet.

Saotome-kun in Kawaihara-senpai (manga though, not anime)

I went to the 30th anniversary Evangelion exhibit at Roppongi last week. It was a lot of fun! I’ll make a post about it tomorrow.

Haibane Renmei (kind of)

Not a comfy watch but the world has this nice charm to it.

I really loved the filler episodes of Paranoia Agent. I actually liked it more than the whole series itself lol

Around Vol. 5, Chapter 35 onward

I suggest picking up the manga from where the first season ended if you want to continue on with the story. Season 2 has a lot of changes that weren’t good and disappointed a lot of fans. The manga kind of has its own problems too IMO but it’s a better experience overall.

I really have to see this. Haven’t found much time to watch long series(es?) lately but movies have kind of scratched that media itch. Finished Mind Game yesterday (incredible movie btw), maybe I’ll watch this tomorrow night.

I finally got the courage to finish Madoka Magica (after talking to someone in class about anime, she recommended Madoka Magica, THANK YOU!). I always get stuck at ~episode 4. I can see why this is very popular and sometimes compared to Evangelion. It’s going to be up there in the my “masterpiece” tier of anime.

I like Mami.

I watched Bakemonogatari first (well, the entire Monogatari Series) then Bunny Girl Senpai. I was surprised by the similarities. I prefer Bakemonogatari just because it’s more enjoyable to watch thanks to the unique animation style.

Go watch the rest of it :D The rest of the series doesn’t follow the same formula or structure as Bakemonogatari

I see you.

More Nadeko!

Me except somehow I keep finding new media to enjoy

I read the manga from time to time. Learned about it from this group too. Can also recommend it for the dirt jokes lol

I was watching this late last night so I missed the first part and I didn’t realize that it was Patrick Galbraith on screen! I’ve been reading some of his works lately like Otaku and the Struggle for Imagination in Japan and his articles like Lolicon. I think everyone here on !anime should read his works.

Anyway, I’m too young to know what much of anime culture was like two decades ago, and my only trip to Akihabara was a few years ago so I never really saw what the “old Akihabara” was like. Though my experience was pretty much exactly described as the “current Akihabara” in the video so it’s pretty cool to learn more about it.

I should probably go back with a friend because I mostly just went around for a few hours looking at figures, searching for a particular monochrome Hitagi figure. Though it is true, there was a lot of ehh… sex industry stuff lol. Kind of funny how Galbraith mentions it in the video with such an ominous tone lol.