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The first and third movies are alright, with the former suffering from animation the most and the latter from compression in the first half. They're worth watching, but nothing special.

The second movie is absolutely brilliant. It nails the promise of a Golden Age so perfectly that you anticipate the inevitable turning point with with equal parts dread and excitement.

Yo Andrew, happy birthday!

Not sure what you're talking about, Wanderer. SAO only had 15 episodes.

The second opening is my favorite (the full version has a sax solo~).

That doesn't matter though becasue the first episode of Attack on Titan is amazing and all of you should be watching it.

I would be more excited for Patlabor in SRW if any of the games past Judgement ever saw English translations.

I gave up on Robotics;Notes far later than I should have, around episode 15. Waaay too much time spent hoping turn around for the better while hanging around to watch characters I didn't care for do things I cared even less about.

As for Gundam, 00 starts good and gets better in the second season, while Unicorn is really good if you can stomach all of the ideological drivvle. I'm watching the first series too. I was surprised at how good it was getting after episode 4 and then ten episodes later it hit the Whiny Protagonist wall I was afraid it would hit. Here's hoping it gets better~

Don't get me started on EVOL. Just. Don't.

Skip Leviathan. It is bad. Don't get it. Stop. Please

Well Leviathan was kind of bad. The combat felt like padding most of the time, none of the characters really made an impact, and I think this might be the only main mission where succes retroactively leaves the galaxy in a worse place than if you had left things alone. I'm with Javik on this one.Still, the Leviathan design was good, the new codex stuff (planets!) made me happy, it was pretty, and it had some pretty good atmosphere in places.Oh, Biotic Volus and Collecters might get me to play multiplayer again.

A Badly Broken Code- by Dessa. It's some of the best Hip Hop I've ever heard and I recommend it to anyone who likes a good rhythm or turn of phrase.

It's possible the Catalyst/Crucible had an escape pod/shelter of some kind to protect the user, which Shepard couldn't use in the other endings, being dead and all.

I've watched all of those except Fate/zero. :'D Do I need to watch Fate/stay Night to understand zero? o.o

I fully endorse Steins;Gate as well. Nichijou is a great choice for comedy with heart, Fate/Zero and Madoka are dark and amazing, Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann will make you a man, and FMA: Brotherhood is still the best anime I've ever seen.

I've only played the refusal ending, which was tolerable.However, I had a mild stroke when

BIG O!(please excuse my camera's horrible flash)Size comparison with Revoltech Unit-01 and Chogokin Super Evangelion:My terrible photos don't do it justice, it looks amazing in person.The pistons on the arms can be pulled pack, and pressing the fists makes them shoot forward. Also the feet can be opened (remember Roger parked his car in there?) and the collar can be lifted to see the cockpit. The shoulders and abdomen can be swapped out to show the shoulder cannons and missile launchers, respectively.Also I got the last one.

Transmitter Failure (album)- Jenny Owen YoungsBrass Goggles- Steam Powered GiraffeWho's Feeling Young Now? (album)- Punch BrothersA Night of Queen- The Protomen

Rx part II: Industry by Robert Brockway. Recommended.

Dark anime huh? Well, Fate/Zero can get pretty bleak at times; despite the action packed exterior, Black Lagoon is nihilistic as all get out; Berserk is dark, epic fantasy; I suppose most people would consider Mirai Nikki dark, but I think it's too pulpy to completely warrant that label (heartily recommended though); and NaruTaru is certainly dark, even if I can't fully vouch for the quality.I have to say I am loving this season. Fate/Zero, Tsuritama, and Kids on the Slope are all spectacular, and I'm not even mentioning the other half dozen good-great anime I'm watching.

I too, am on the PC.

I don't know about you, but the way their regen rates held on long enough for their armor to come back in Hardcore/Insanity haunts my nightmares.

Oh my, one of the new gear things is a Grenade capacity upgrade.I didn't know there was a way for Drell Adept to become even more powerful.And Vorcha are even squishier than Drell, at 250 Base shields/health, but they do have regen, hopefully it's fast(Ideally constant)and can be upgraded with fitness, otherwise i don't know how viable they'll be on the higher difficulties.~ELM~

I'm surprised we're even allowed to talk about something so filthy.

I think it's because the lyrics of FIW are so extremely clever.

He was always my favorite agent, but I think it was "Atta Girl" that cemented it.Oddly enough one of the most powerful emotional moments in Homestuck for me. 0.o

Well, in between 2 and 3 of my Infiltrator playthrough, some dark necromancer has brought Balak back to life using Kelly Chambers. Consistency? Important character moments? Pfffft.And I'm still peeved Saren didn't get more significance other than the occaisional "hey, remember when we took down a rogue Spectre?".

Another thing I noticed: the pilots' plugsuits (or at least Shinji's and Rei's) have two of the core-like emblem on them, one large and one small. Given the IPEA's logo and

the being Unit 01 almost becomes during Near-Third Impact,

this all ties together very interestingly. Due to the fact that an angel's core contains its S2 engine (the Fruit of Life) and the fact that a human soul, containing the Fruit of Knowledge, is shown in End of Evangelion to be a small red orb not unlike a miniature core, my personal theory is that the dual-core symbolism represents a union of the two Fruits, something which was not shown very much in the original series, even on the Lilith/Adam hybrid. Can't wait to see where this goes.

Vanguards are the only class for whom their guns are a step down.(I prefer piercing btw)