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Yesterday was Liz's last day of school (except for two finals, Friday and Monday) and she wanted to hang out with someone, so she asked Maryann to come over. As a result, both Liz and Maryann were waiting for me when I got home. ^^; We went out to eat and pick up my mom from the train station, dropped her and Liz off, and then drove Maryann to the bus. It was only 9pm, but I was eager to get home so I could watch anime.

God, that stuff is more addictive than [insert addictive drug here].

Liz and I watched 5 more episodes of Initial D Fourth Stage; so we have 10-14 left and still waiting for 15-16 to be released. And it's so good -- another series they insist on being stingy with. In total, it's over 50 episodes, but you can tell that they have to cut some things short in order to fit them to the season episode limit. =( Poo.

After Ini-D, Liz went to sleep. But I was still awake and craving anime. So I ended up watching 5 episodes of Wild Striker. Although definitely not as intense and driven as Whistle! was, it's silly and good. It also has over 30 episodes, so I suspect it will pick up in intensity after a while. I don't like so much the two other players who you know are going to become good friends with Kyousuke and star players of the team, which is odd. Maybe I will get to like them more later. Another part of the "intensity" factor is the presence of extraneous characters. This is what makes it more comedy than anything else, so far. In Whistle, there are barely any characters other than those either part of the team, or those playing against the team. In WS, there are some characters that are part of the setting, but don't really have much to do with Kyousuke's training (which hasn't really been touched upon yet anyway).

::sigh:: It just comes down to the fact that it isn't as intense. But I do like it, and I should have no problem continuing. Which reminds me that I have to remember to search for episode 32 to dl off of IRC or something (apparently all the versions of episode 32 that are available via bittorrent are corrupt). Angelica, you have to email me the website or tag of the group that subs it.

On a side note: these LJ tags are cool although I'm somewhat annoyed because it's kind of what I tried to do with the memories function a year or two ago, but it just got too much to keep track of. And I'm kind of anal, so I hate to just start using it now without adding tags to all of my posts, but I don't really want to go back and add tags to 408 posts (even though that's not many compared to some)! ::coughSharoncoughSparcckcough::

Date: 2005-06-16 03:13 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] sharona1x2.livejournal.com
Hehe. It only keeps the latest 100 posts for each category that you tag. I have a feeling I'm going to fill that up pretty quickly. So far, I've gone back through about the last 75 of my posts. I do like using it. I've always made my subject headers match the content of my posts, so sorting out keywords isn't that difficult. ^__^

I didn't get to tell you this yesterday, but PoT gets good around episode 57. That's when my favorite team plays Seigaku. I'm a Hyotei fangirl, all the way.

Btw, Jay, DC and I will be around your neck of the woods on Saturday. We're going shopping at Mitsuwa in Edgewater. We expect to be there around 10ish, and leave before noon. We're all low on Japanese snack food. ^_________^

Date: 2005-06-17 09:09 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] sharona1x2.livejournal.com
I can burn PoT for you, but it's going to take me a while. Burning the DVDs isn't time consuming, but copying the files from CD back to my hard drive is. I usually only do that on weekends because it takes up all my PC's memory. If you don't mind being patient, I can do it for you.

Btw, only 151 episodes are subbed by Anime Otakus. I'm archiving their version, so I don't have the last set downloaded.

It takes us about 90 minutes to drive to Mitsuwa. We don't make the trip too often because Jay has that long of a commute each way to work every day. It's a lot of driving for him. It would be nice if we could arrange something, but I'm not sure when. Summer means yard work (for Jay, especially). We'll have to play it by ear. ^______^

Date: 2005-06-22 07:47 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] sharona1x2.livejournal.com
Oops, I just realized I needed to reply to something in this. Sorry!

You don't need to give me anything for the DVDs. I have a stack of them, so I won't be running out of them for a while. I'll probably get started on them this weekend, okay? *huggles*

Wild Striker!

Date: 2005-06-16 06:25 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] koyappi.livejournal.com
It does get much better and you end up liking the other two guys once the extra practice starts and when they really start playing other teams in the tournament. Saizen is the group that subbed it. I've only been able to find them via Anime Suki and Scarywater.net.

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