The first subber to get to the punch is not SS-Eclipse surprisingly enough but Eien no Anime. As a Key fanboy it’s my duty to report this proceeding. Even if I watch the movie right away, I don’t feel that I could write an accurate review without completing the TV season first. It looks like it’ll be pretty good though, even if all the Air movie haters are skeptical of Clannad’s chances. Of course all of this is an excuse to play more Brawl.

This was my first midnight game acquisition and it was worth it. The Subspace Emissary story is surprisingly deep by SSB standards. I’m currently just going through to unlock all the characters before I venture into the wide world of wi-fi. I’ll edit this post and give out my Friend Code to any and all challengers later.

So in other words, this means that what little time I had for anime has diminished even more. There will be an update with comment soon as I try to get through my ever growing backlog of shows.

Yamcha is greatly disturbed. It was a while back (Sep 2007) that Namco-Bandai announced Duel Love, a game that pretty much looks like the girl’s version of Feel the Magic and Doki Doki Majo Shinpan. Sure the market is there seeing that girls are a huge part of the DS market, but this disturbs me so much that I’ll only give you the links here, here, and here. Proceed with caution. Now if you’ll excuse me, I have to scrub my eyes with lots of soap.

Source: Kotaku

There are many things to do within the next week or so. This is really more of a list for myself to remember, but everyone is more than welcome to give it a read. Spring Break is coming up shortly, so I’ll get a short break from the tired loop of study -> tests -> essays. Until the coveted week of rest arrives there’s always stuff to be done.

1. Contact blogroll contacts and ask everyone to update the link to the site. I intentionally kept the blogroll small with the inevitable move in mind. At least that’s the excuse for now.

2. With that said, the second order of business is to do more networking now that the blog has found a permanent home. Check those e-mail boxes, anibloggers. You may just be a lucky winner.

3. Continue looking at the damn comment code. As Meu so gently put it, the posts keep getting flung.

4. Find code/plug-in to assign random avatars of my choosing for the comment box. Not too high a priority but still be a nice feature to have.

5. Do the weekly anime overview, even if I only watched Clannad last week. On that note, at least attempt a few synopses after Wednesday.

6. Do a barrel roll.

7. More mundane behind the scenes maintenance.