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I think a week is never truly complete without a shinkenger crack. XD
Samurai Sentai Shinkenger 29
( Mako becoming Super~~~~! )
Kamen Rider Double/W Episode 2
( Heat... JOKER~~~! )
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Been reading on this manga titled Ikigami. It's like a gattai of Battle Royale concept and add some MPD Psycho and other seinen plots. Kinda interesting. It's about a period when society is getting idle and full of apathy and how Japanese Goverment started this policy where they'll pick random peopleto be killed by poisoning with a capsule containing bio-nano material that will end their lives at certain time. These people would be given prior notices/ikigami 24 hours before the time they would die. Reasoning for this is to allow people to 'wake up' and start appreciating their short life and start doing something worthwhile.
The plot was interesting as we take a look at how these people who had been condemned to die a day later respond to the ikigami they received and how those people who were assigned to give these ikigami thought of their work. It's a nice thought-provoking manga.
[EDITED as in Monday post Kaixa Day]
Watched Ultraman Gaia's last ep. I think last time (before the satellite tv time) they either cut a lot of the episodes out, or that I never managed to see these few eps but yeah, I felt a slight feeling of completion. And call me nostalgic, but I always feel emotional everytime I watched ANY Ultraman series finale. ( Slight Gaia spoiler... I think. )
Samurai Sentai Shinkenger 29
( Mako becoming Super~~~~! )
Kamen Rider Double/W Episode 2
( Heat... JOKER~~~! )
--
Been reading on this manga titled Ikigami. It's like a gattai of Battle Royale concept and add some MPD Psycho and other seinen plots. Kinda interesting. It's about a period when society is getting idle and full of apathy and how Japanese Goverment started this policy where they'll pick random peopleto be killed by poisoning with a capsule containing bio-nano material that will end their lives at certain time. These people would be given prior notices/ikigami 24 hours before the time they would die. Reasoning for this is to allow people to 'wake up' and start appreciating their short life and start doing something worthwhile.
The plot was interesting as we take a look at how these people who had been condemned to die a day later respond to the ikigami they received and how those people who were assigned to give these ikigami thought of their work. It's a nice thought-provoking manga.
[EDITED as in Monday post Kaixa Day]
Watched Ultraman Gaia's last ep. I think last time (before the satellite tv time) they either cut a lot of the episodes out, or that I never managed to see these few eps but yeah, I felt a slight feeling of completion. And call me nostalgic, but I always feel emotional everytime I watched ANY Ultraman series finale. ( Slight Gaia spoiler... I think. )
