When the sky turned blue (23)

1. Cameron Probert: Actually I really like Beserk. A lot. It’s a hard anime to watch a second time, but other than that, I’d say Guts and Griffith are two of the more interesting...
2. Jingo: If you hadn’t noticed, theres a second season of Baccano! as well. Check your sub provider, 14 should be out allready.
3. dengar: I think Kurenai has a lot of potential. I actually don’t have as rosy a memory of last season, baccano! was amazing but even a show like Seirei Moribito which started well kindof...
4. Xerox: You know, I end up comparing a lot of last year’s shows to almost everything I watch. Maybe it’s because they’re the shows I started blogging about, but every once in a...
5. Martin: @Bateszi: I know what you mean about no single show being an ‘anchor’ to get your attention - there’s a lot of good stuff (almost too much it seems) but nothing that has...
6. bateszi: @usagijen: It’s not that I’m particularly caught in the past as much as I’m just not sure this spring season is all it’s cracked up to be. That said, I’ve...
7. TheBigN: I think everyone else has said what I wanted to say, so I’ll just say GO FOR IT, BATESZI!
8. Animated FatCat: P.S. It takes a while to get into though…
9. Animated FatCat: As i previously mentioned, if you’re bored of the high school kiddie/teenage mecha type shows (I am too), watch stuff like Gasaraki. The realism, depth and characterisation...
10. Hotarubi: Well, I will be Kishimoto’s reader forever I guess, since I do not see the end of Naruto any time soon. I think it sucks, and every week I read a chapter, I curse myself for keeping...
11. Cameron Probert: I’m not sure how much you should trust my taste, but I’d also suggest giving Amatsuki a try. It’s fun and surprisingly not angsty. And Macross is Macross....
12. itsubun: Hey, there. Just wanna highlight on the “emotional connection” that you mentioned and tell you that personally, I think it’s one of the best qualities of your writing. It...
13. Dan: I finally caught up with Ookiku two weeks ago and I have you to thank for a wonderful recommendation. Truly one of the best viewing experiences I’ve had in a while. Here’s hoping...
14. usagijen: well it’s difficult to relive the magic we’ve seen in past animes because we saw them with different eyes back then (aka not tainted by let-downs, disappointments, prejudices,...
15. bateszi: @Ivy: I really liked the first episode of Nijū-Mensō no Musume; a lot better than expected. Totally forgot to mention it in this post, but yes, it’s definitely one of the best of...
16. frog212: I would be really curious what your opinion to the movie Apocalpyto would be. Warning there are some graphic scenes. However I felt an emotional connection to the character. Either you...
17. Martin: After feeling a bit burnt out and seeing that even Jeff Lawson has suffered from a similar experience recently I was getting a bit worried that this blog had gone down with Hiatus Disease!...
18. psgels: Good to see you post again. And I agree with Ivy: this is quite a good season, but you need to know where you’re looking. Kurenai has been surprisingly genuine. It’s by the...
19. Owen S: It’s in episode 04 of Shigurui, the katana called the Seven Step Prayer. 8:48 onwards.

Creepy horror manga? The Enigma of Amigara Fault is the answer (18)

1. Hotarubi: Maaan, this is an amazing one-shot. It is so creepy. I read it while in airport waiting for my flight. Now I do not know if I wanna go onboard now. I had chills running down my...