ooh ooh, can we get an anime thread going? macross plus was on the sci-fi channel the other week, but i don't have sky, so i didn't see it, i understand it's good though.

i do have the new special edition of akira. it's very good, i know for a fact there are so many extras i won't bother going through all the storyboards and stuff.

>ooh ooh, can we get an anime thread going? macross plus was on the sci-fi channel the other week, but i don't have sky, so i didn't see it, i understand it's good though.

I bought the DVD, and sadly the episodes are SO much more slow moving than the movie. I wish they'd bring the movie out on DVD.

>i do have the new special edition of akira. it's very good, i know for a fact there are so many extras i won't bother going through all the storyboards and stuff.

Mahou Tsukaitai is a piece of comedy genius, even if it is Harry Potter meets the Carry On movies. Mind you, nothing wrong with either of those. You can also get all of Bastard! on one disk now, which is noteworthy for A) The stupidest master-villain deathtrap ever, and B) Having at least as much nudity for the female fans as for the male fans.

If you want to see a really, really, really good piece of anime comedy lately, go and download some Inu Yasha. It takes the usual Rumiko Takahashi formula of the hard-as-nails but immature hero and the mature heroine. However, this one is has characters and plot which are still developing properly and fast, after TWENTY EPISODES.

"It's too noisy! I don't like it! She's planning nothing!"

nope forget it, i'm already lost.

Does anybody know what the music they would play during the diagram sequences was called?

>Does anybody know what the music they would play during the diagram sequences was called?

It's the first track on "Avant Hard" by Add N to X, although the name of the thing escapes me for now. It's a decent album, although it might have you chewing the furniture if your wackiness tolerance threshold is low.

Great! Thanks!