Melvin has once again sent me an awesome video he found here.
The following video is a collection of anime openings showcasing the repeated use of the same imagery.
Watching this video really does make one realize how many anime openings use the same images. It's quite hilarious actually. It's also fun so see how many anime openings you can identify through the short opening clips. Have fun.
All the best,
Jess
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Friday, November 26, 2010
University of Toronto Anime and Manga Association
Since some people showed an interest in knowing more about university manga clubs, I thought I'd give you guys the link to the U of T club I am a member of: UTAMA.
This club is a great place to meet people and make friends. I've met some of my best friends through this club. They have monthly meetings, and a variety of group outings and events throughout the year. The forums are also a great place to interact. Even if you don't plan on going to U of T, I'd check out/join the forums if you want a good place to interact with fans and discuss a variety of topics (there's more then just manga and anime out there too).
All the best,
Jess
This club is a great place to meet people and make friends. I've met some of my best friends through this club. They have monthly meetings, and a variety of group outings and events throughout the year. The forums are also a great place to interact. Even if you don't plan on going to U of T, I'd check out/join the forums if you want a good place to interact with fans and discuss a variety of topics (there's more then just manga and anime out there too).
All the best,
Jess
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Friday, November 5, 2010
Wanted: Magical School Girl. Costume Change Required
For those of you who are fans of magical school girls and costume changes, here's some suggestions for you:
Magic Knight Rayearth by CLAMP
Zodiac P.I by Natsumi Ando
Kamizaki Kaito Jeanne by Arina Tanemura
Card Captor Sakura by CLAMP
Wedding Peach by Nao Yazawa
Pixie Pop by Ema Toyama
Revolutionary Girl Utena by Chiho Saito
Tokyo Mew Mew by Reiko Yoshida and Mia Ikumi
Enjoy,
Jess
Magic Knight Rayearth by CLAMP
Zodiac P.I by Natsumi Ando
Kamizaki Kaito Jeanne by Arina Tanemura
Card Captor Sakura by CLAMP
Wedding Peach by Nao Yazawa
Pixie Pop by Ema Toyama
Revolutionary Girl Utena by Chiho Saito
Tokyo Mew Mew by Reiko Yoshida and Mia Ikumi
Enjoy,
Jess
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Friday, October 22, 2010
The Japanese RPG Formula
Melivin has once again sent me a link made of pure win.
Follow this link to a highly hilarious flow chart following the standard battles and story arches that are prominent in every Japanese RPG. Just click on the link bellow the image to expand the chart.
Seriously, check it out. Any self respecting RPG fan wil LOL.
All the best,
Jess
Follow this link to a highly hilarious flow chart following the standard battles and story arches that are prominent in every Japanese RPG. Just click on the link bellow the image to expand the chart.
Seriously, check it out. Any self respecting RPG fan wil LOL.
All the best,
Jess
Friday, October 8, 2010
Courtneypark After School Drop-in
Courtneypark will be starting an after school drop-in as of Wednesday, October 6th. The program will run Monday, Wednesday, Thursday from 2:30-4:30p in the Coutneypark Program Room.
They will be organizing a Rockband Tournament for Thursday October 28th and there are some plans to prehaps have some guest speakers come in.
Check it out if you have the time or need a place to hang out after school between CAMC meetings.
All the best,
Jess
They will be organizing a Rockband Tournament for Thursday October 28th and there are some plans to prehaps have some guest speakers come in.
Check it out if you have the time or need a place to hang out after school between CAMC meetings.
All the best,
Jess
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Elusive Shiny Ponyta Found
For those of you who may not know, 'shiny' pokemon are pokemon of an alternate colour that can be found in Gold/Silver onwards - though the chances of finding one are 1 in 1,892. I personally thought these pokemon were pretty much a myth until Melvin directed me to this link.
One player has manged to find a shiny Ponyta after only 25,968 encounters (and 133 hours of play)! I like Pokemon but I don't think I can put that much time into getting a shiny pokemon.
Check out the above link for details and video.
Have any of you folks ever found one of these rare pokemon?
All the best,
Jess
One player has manged to find a shiny Ponyta after only 25,968 encounters (and 133 hours of play)! I like Pokemon but I don't think I can put that much time into getting a shiny pokemon.
Check out the above link for details and video.
Have any of you folks ever found one of these rare pokemon?
All the best,
Jess
Friday, October 1, 2010
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