Fanaticism is Life

Don't-wanna-go-to-work syndrome is hitting hard. DD: I have to work 9.5 hours tomorrow... So to wallow in my own (remaining) happiness, my tendency to j-dorama and anime my life away seems to be coming back.

Finished watching:

Deka Wanko (デカワンコ):
Humorous police drama featuring a young rookie detective with a keen-sense of smell, good enough to match up to police (drug) dogs. And along side of her intensive lolita & frills-frills fashion sense, she and the rest of her team (a whole bunch of MEN) solves a number of murder cases! It's a great way to kill time since it's a little funny and light despite the fact that every episode, someone has to die DD:

Kimi ni Todoke (君に届け):
As hard as it is to believe, I do read shoujo (don't faint from the shock just yet!) And this, although it is the only one I follow regular updates with, is as pure-shoujo as anything can get. I mean, the original manga has already been passed 40 chapters and they just got past the stage of holding hands (if it was BL, rolling in the mattresses would have long been uneventful by now.)

But manga aside, I am here to talk about the live action film (starring Miura Haruma~~ V) It was a little fast-paced but I really did enjoyed it quite a bit. All the characters were great (though Ryuu could have had a little LESS facial expression on his face XD) and the flow of the story (for someone who never read the manga) was probably just right. A lot better than the anime because the anime was just way too redundant for anyone who had already read the manga DD: Btw: notice the girl who plays in Deka Wanko and Kimi ni Todoke?? (Looks familiar?~~)


In the middle of watching:

Steins;Gate:
Supposedly, this was a highly anticipated visual novel turned anime. It has something to do with time traveling via a phone-controlled microwave (that can turn bananas into green pudding bananas...) I am still not entirely sure what it is about since I didn't get it, if someone knows, do tell me DD:

AnoHana/We Still Don`t Know the Name of the Flower We Saw That Day(あの日見た花の名前を僕達はまだ知らない):
What a mouth full, I know D: But so far so good, at least it made sense (unlike Steins;Gate!) It's about six friends who grows apart because of the death of one of them, now many years later, the remaining childhood friends come back together to fulfill the wish from the dead friend. It has the potential to get really sad but it hasn't yet so I am quite grateful but it was honest and sweet, the art is pretty, the characters are adorable and I think I can't wait for more! XD

Tiger & Bunny:
I had high expectations for this but really, I am hating the main pair more and more... and the fact that I am only on ep. 2 don't help DD: Tiger is too uke (yes, it's possible for an uncle!type to become TOO uke for me to take) and bunny is just not my cup of tea (god, hate the hair, hate the glasses, hate his cool demeanor.) Currently, not sure whether I will continue to watch this... DD: Though I am totally addicted to it's ED song, Aobouzu(藍坊主)'s Hoshi no Sumika. XD