lumberjack80

By far, the absolute worst ending I've scene was for Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi. Over the course of the series, we slowly start to see Arumi and Sasshi grow up and slowly become very well developed characters. The whole series slowly built up to what I felt was the only final logical conclusion with [spoiler]Sasshi finally having to face tell Arumi that her grandfather passed away and accepting the fact that she was going to move away.[/spoiler] But, this was not the case, as Gainax decided to put [spoiler]a happy ending to the story and had Sasshi save Arumi's grandpa[/spoiler] which I felt really hurt the story.

I feel that His and Her Circumstances has some of the best, fleshed out characters I'd ever seen. I prefer a good comedy or action oriented anime, but I decided to give His and Her Circumstances a shot, because I read such great reviews on it and it blew me away with its characters and relationships. Even though the anime ended rather abruptly, I felt like I knew where the characters would be 1, 5, 10 years down the road, because they had been explored so thoroughly inside and out.

2 of my favorite anime series are Cowboy Bebop and Kino's Journey. Cowboy Bebop was amazing characters and one of the best dubs and soundtracks. My only hang up on the series is that only 5 or so episodes were dedicated to the main story arch. Kino's Journey is one of the most underrated animes in my opinion. It is rarely talked about, but the story is mind blowing. Each episode seems to have a huge twist at the end which changes everything you though you knew. The cities and the people the Kino meets along the way are EXTREMELY unique. I haven't finished the series yet, since Volume 4 will be released at the end of June, but if it's a fraction of the first 3 volumes...

name the zelda games where music plays a vital role in the game.

how about this then: 1) link to the past with the 7 maidens in the 7 crystals 2) adventures of link with the crystals you have to set in the statue in the dungeons 3) ocarina of time with the emerald, sapphire, and ruby

for like 80% of the series, the story seemed to revolve totally around victoria with alucard swooping in at the very end to pull her our of trouble. the only time, in my opinion, that alucard was the true main character was during the last episode.

which boss has appeared in the most zelda games?

alright, alright...so, you don't need the the deku nut, magic beans, ice arrow, farore's wind, nayru's love, and 3 of the 4 bottles???

i think it's the deku nut, magic beans, ice arrow, farore's wind, and nayru's love. i'll wait for confirmation though. (although, i guess you COULD guess your way through the shadow temple without the lens of truth but...)

answer: a blue potion and 5 magic beans question: in ocarina of time, what is the fewest number of keys you can have and still get the "treasure" in the gerudo training ground?

what was the first card from the pgd set played on the tv series?

i believe the first person to play it was bandit keith when he used it to get the zera ritual in his match with yugi.

how many duels was joey in during the duelist kingdom tournament?

i think the first monster he played was giltia and the last was the time wizard (i believe roulette spider and scapegoat were both spell cards).

i enjoy FMP, but it isn't my favorite anime by a long shot. it's good, don't get me wrong, but it can't stand up to powerhouses like cowboy bebop. i picked up the first 3 FMP dvd's and some of the episodes seem like night and day. for instance, the episodes are grouped together like 3 will occur at the high school and then 3 will occur on a battlefield. i think the plot could have been smoothed out a little better to help balance out the comedy, romance, and action. i'm interested to see how the rest of the episodes pan out. but, i have to hand it to them, some of the funniest television i have seen are the scenes where sousuke tries to act "casually" around other students his age.