- Ohayocon 2012
- Anime Central 2011
- Otakon 2011
- Ohayocon 2011
- Ohayocon 2010
- ConnectiCon 2011
- ConnectiCon 2010
- Youmacon 2009
- Matsuricon 2011
- Penguicon 2011
If only every con was Ohayocon.
Strike that; if only every con was Matsuricon.
If only every con was Ohayocon.
Strike that; if only every con was Matsuricon.
I’ve been rewatching Sailor Moon all week, and I’m a bit over halfway through season 2. (Sailor Moon R, for the uninitiated.) I didn’t use to like R that much, but I’m finding myself developing a newfound appreciation for it. The Four Phantom sisters are totally hysterically funny, and even on the non-special episodes, the animation is a big bump up from season 1. A plot-relevant episode with a big fight scene? Forget it, the animation is awesome.
I guess R and SuperS got a lot of rap way back when in the fandom (and probably still today to some extent) but I’m really enjoying it this time around. :D
I miss the days when anime series’ episode titles were at least two sentences long.
It’s ocurred to me recently that my collection of past sketchbooks is starting to get pretty old. I’ve used the same type of sketchbook for just over ten years now; about 8.5 x 11 inches, hardcover, perfect bound. The first one I ever got was a Christmas present from my sister, and came from Barnes & Noble, no doubt. I covered it in anime pictures I’d printed out from the internet, and named it Belldandy.
Anyways, I used it a little when I first got it, but I didn’t really start making a conscious effort to carry it around with me regularly until about halfway through my freshman year of high school, which would be late 2000/early 2001.
So the first quarter of the sketchbook now contains drawings that are ten or more years old.
Let’s do this.