We Remember Love

But he won’t. He won’t die because this show isn’t committed to heartbreak. It’s committed to good-natured fun. But he must die, because it would make for incredible awesomeness. I heard rumors that there’s a second season that’s green-lit. That’s … Continue reading →

[Cowboy Bebop Episode 06] B-Movies are “lowbrow” entertainment, Cowboy Bebop isn’t. It’s not highbrow entertainment as some may be tempted to classify Kon Satoshi, or perhaps Miyazaki Hayao/Studio Ghibli films. I hesitate to use the term “middlebrow” because it is … Continue reading →

Well, not quite a diaspora and not really a revolution… but the accomplishments of the group of people who eventually made Revolutionary Girl Utena together and then moved on to make other shows awe me. Yes, the kind of awesome … Continue reading →

Two shows just completed: Tiger & Bunny, and Sacred SeveN – Sunrise Studio’s contributions to the hero sub-genre of anime. Both finales are let-downs, this is my sentiment. Overall however, both shows were both interesting and entertaining viewings over the … Continue reading →

I’m having a case of Anime Burnout. What are the symptoms? Inability to get into shows. What shows? Backlogged shows that are known quantities (read: do not have a reputation for excellence); shows that are logged due to conforming to … Continue reading →

Nakoshi can see things in a crowd. The crowd isn’t wholly human, but something else. I wouldn’t know if it’s accurate to categorize this manga as horror, but I am filled with it. It’s not so much the psychological mutilation … Continue reading →

I don’t think Rakenrol is that good, but instead I think it’s one of those things that’s better than good. You know, like fishballs from the street and not from those franchised booths at the mall. It’s probably bad, but … Continue reading →

[Episode 07 “Heavy Metal Queen”] This episode did a whole lot of things well in the context of being “just another bounty” episode. It starts off with portraying the cowboy threesome actually succeed in capturing their bounty and actually getting … Continue reading →

[SPOILERS, expect them] I said I would be satisfied with the greatness of this show 5 or so episodes prior to the finale. It didn’t matter how it chose to end it. In the end it both did and didn’t: … Continue reading →

Hanasaku Iroha would be nothing without its excellent production values. The quality of its illustrations, and animation elevate its content to become something worth noting. It’s not one of those shows that has pleasing character designs that are largely wasted … Continue reading →

As much violence Mobile Fighter G Gundam does violence to the very idea of Gundam and its primary value proposition, it is nonetheless a work full of love. It’s love however isn’t limited to the Gundam franchise, but instead did … Continue reading →

[Episode 9 "Waltz for Venus"] Spike really said that? Cowboy Bebop put a spin on the stereotypical hacker by making the most unlikely character as the most notorious hacker on Earth: a middle-school age girl, albeit contrary to contemporary fetishized … Continue reading →

Bakuman is still my favorite ongoing manga. It somehow managed to stay fresh and interesting despite its by now long-ish run (around 2 years as a weekly serial). Its recent arcs bring forward something my friend and business partner discuss … Continue reading →

We who have seen a lot of Gundam will never be surprised by what this show does in its first episode. We who have seen a lot of Gundam and love the franchise will not mind. Gundam AGE is wonderful … Continue reading →

Three years for me is a long time. It’s longer than any single project or occupation I’ve held in my lifetime. Thus, I am personally quite stunned at how this hobby, primarily expressed through this blog, has become (outside of … Continue reading →

I must’ve come to certain conclusions after doing this for as long as I have. The three hottest female characters illustrated and animated the past three years are: Number Three: Sonoshee McLaren, Redline (2009) She can build a car, cook, … Continue reading →

We Remember Love will be blogging every episode of Mobile Suit Gundam AGE or die in the attempt. I won’t promise the posts will be very good at all, but this series of posts serve to frame the discussion of … Continue reading →

In Macross Dynamite 7, Basara sang to space whales. This isn’t the spoiler. The spoiler is how the biggest Moby Dick of the space whales sang along. This moment is a very divisive thing among Macross fans. For those who … Continue reading →

Guilty Crown episode two—sure is Eureka Seven and Code Geass in here, amirite? Do you even need to watch Code Geass episode two anymore after this? (Answer below.) No one’s surprised that this show is a lot like Code Geass. … Continue reading →

The Deathscythe grabbed one of the cars in a decoy transport train by OZ and derailed it, flipping all the succeeding cars in the air in a massive wreck. This is a turning point of my attitude towards Mobile Report … Continue reading →

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