Showing posts with label Anime Diet Posts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anime Diet Posts. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

In The Meantime: Busy Packing 2011

Now that the holidays are winding down, and 2012 is scratching ever louder outside my door, there's little time to blog other than for compiling thoughts on the year in general, particularly in regards to anime. So that's the crux of the week. Been looking at the bulk of what I watched, and deciding that a standard list simply won't do for this year. Regardless, this should be a lot of fun. Keep watching us at Anime Diet for upcoming posts!

So while things are tied up, here's something that I shared on Tumblr that deserves even more notice. Pardon the fanboying, but this is super nice. (dig that quality!)



Sunday, November 20, 2011

State Of The Kaijyu: Prelude To Revolution



Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and not a turkey in sight. (Lest you consider a belated session involving The X Files: I Want To Believe, anyway) With the weather bearing down on many of us in the So-Cal area, as well as an upcoming trip to the old hometown, things will likely continue to be mildly quiet around here. Which isn't in any way implying that I haven't had my hands full with new, and old stuff to watch over the last several days. In fact, true to my most recent Anime Diet post, it has quickly become a retro season of sorts for me as not only did I get another chance to look and share thoughts on an obscure 1980s favorite in California Crisis, but a healthy number of titles by way of several sweet sources. Now not initially ready to share about all of them on the Diet (after all, I find that spreading the fun around is a lot more interesting), there will be a few posts regarding a few on these pages. But for now, seriously give that AD post some loving, as I find that it's ambitious one-shot OAVs like those that helped solidify my love of the medium in those oh so physical days of the pre-wired.

In other, mildly online project related news:


Pretty exciting stuff, I feel anyway. After a year of running a show, a part of me is so ready to take it to the next logical tier. Updates as they come(via Twitter, of course!)