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The Deathseeker
http://panther.clanbluepanthers.org/
The Deathseeker talks here about his interests in otaku and anime culture, including figures, anime series, manga series, gaming, music of both anime and English cultures, his philosophy of life, and far more.
- Author: Panther Hunt
- Listed in: Anime Computer & Video Games
- Tags: music gaming philosophy anime manga figures
Recent Posts
The Defense of Beijing & Bannikburg
It is not often that I write about military philosophy or even specific cases in history; embarking on the road of blogging has never included an actual analysis of both a historical battle situation as well as hypothetical scenarios. Yet this is ind...
戦姫 – Warrior Princess
It has been a very long time since I last featured a figure review here, mainly because of reasons I stated before – a slowly fizzling passion in the figure collection scene, the lack of a good camera, and the lack of motivation to bother with ...
三国演义 01 Impressions
Also known as Sangoku Engi in Japanese, this anime series was jointly done by both Beijing Glorious Animation Co. (I get a kick out of the name each time I see it) and Future Planet Co./Tomy (on the Japanese side). It supposedly has already aired as ...
Rating An Anime – My Way
Since I started doing the 2008 in Retrospect series I have been left high and dry as to how I might actually better rate an anime series rather use an arbitrary and simple way of assigning it a certain score out of ten. Anime series have much to thei...
Bakemonogatari 13 – Return of Fetishes
The first webcast episode of the last three episodes of the Tsubasa Cat arc of course sees a drop in animation quality due to the streaming, but nevertheless manages to keep up closely with the storyline and the goodness that Bakemonogatari has been ...
Bakemonogatari 12 – Hitagi X Koyomi
I had already heard about this episode of course, reading the summary on Random Curiosity, but then again, like the other episodes of Bakemonogatari, it is always a true blast to listen to the conversations even if you knew what was going to happen. ...
