Month: October 2004

gp32 from insani emailed me noting that the signs from Interlude aren’t quite Korean. You could make the case if you sliced up the glyphs the proper way, but that would be the same way as taking a child’s scribble, hacking it up a certain way, and calling it kanji. It certainly *looks* like it,…

On Wednesday, Wendee Lee dropped by USC to talk a bit about her career as a voice actress. It was a very informal session where Alan Liou (EISA) and Kaita Mpambara (Pacific Anime) would ask some questions and then show a clip from an anime with her dubbing work… lather, rinse, repeat. I know this…

I was watching Teizokurei Daydream the other day, and I was a bit surprised to see the official mascot for Tohato brand habanero rings as one of the ads on the train. Of course, I shouldn’t be too surprised since the show is about an S&M queen who can see ghosts… Uhm… there’s really a…

In Interlude, I was under the impression that all of the action takes place in Japan; however, some of the signs are a bit puzzling.            Now, I’m pretty sure that these signs aren’t in Japanese. In fact, I’ll go out on a limb and guess that they’re in Korean. Maybe the Japanese producers…

I was thumbing through the many images I have on my hard drive, trying to sort them, and I ran across the following image that I forgot I saved: I’d like to put this in the Tide Breakers section of my site, but MegaTokyo isn’t an anime. Oshii… Still, we can see Piro acknowledging the…

Yep, it’s getting colder, and the precipitation is paying a visit to my house. Rain comes down like drops of water from the sky coerced by the gentle pull of gravity. Falling. Falling. Falling. Everything is wet. Yeah, I babble too much. Go look at the latest tide breaker and the usual Pic of the…