Someone up there loves me. *_*
Okay. So.
One of the things I've griped about in the past is Arizona's lack of anything resembling an anime convention. Well, that was changed sometime last year, and this March I'm going to be attending AniZona's very first year.
I wasn't sure if I was going to go or not, but now I'll skip school if I have to. Because today I learned this:
YOSHITAKA AMANO IS COMING TO ANIZONA!
Come hell or high water, I AM GOING TO MEET YOSHITAKA AMANO. I CANNOT PASS UP THIS CHANCE.
SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!
One of the things I've griped about in the past is Arizona's lack of anything resembling an anime convention. Well, that was changed sometime last year, and this March I'm going to be attending AniZona's very first year.
I wasn't sure if I was going to go or not, but now I'll skip school if I have to. Because today I learned this:
YOSHITAKA AMANO IS COMING TO ANIZONA!
Come hell or high water, I AM GOING TO MEET YOSHITAKA AMANO. I CANNOT PASS UP THIS CHANCE.
SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!
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Now if only I could meet Takahashi Naozumi, Nobuo Uematsu, and Sanami Matoh... ;D
Oh! Speaking of Sanami Matoh, Full Moon ni Sasayaite is being translated! And NOT by Tokyopop - a company called Broccoli Books got their hands on it. I've heard good things about them, and after reading the first volume, everything I've heard seems justified. :D These people don't fuck with their manga.
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Ooh, getting greedy, are we? X)
Oh! Speaking of Sanami Matoh, Full Moon ni Sasayaite is being translated! And NOT by Tokyopop - a company called Broccoli Books got their hands on it. I've heard good things about them, and after reading the first volume, everything I've heard seems justified. :D
Really? Whee! I had heard of Full Moon being translated, but you can't get it in Finland yet. I'll definitely check it out when it appears in our shops, too. :D All I can say is... thank God it's not TokyoPop.
(pleasetranslateTen-Ryutooohpleasepleaseplease)
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