If you’ve ever read a description like, “Her smile didn’t reach her …

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Comment on E3 Cosplay Companions A Feast For The Eyes by Tere:

If you’ve ever read a description like, “Her smile didn’t reach her eyes,” and wondered what that really looks like, wonder no more. Pic #25 is an absolutely perfect example. It’s also an example of: soulless eyes, shark’s eyes, deadened stare, etc.

Most of these women would anywhere from Okay to Babe, if it wasn’t for those fake smiles; some are just too plastic, smile and all.

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• BlazBlue Gets TV Anime:
  

  I haven’t played it, that’s why I wrote, “The problem with fighting game anime,” and not “with BlazBlue.” In story mode, are any of the character arcs mutually exclusive? That is, if Character A defeats Character B, Character B’s story ends.

• BlazBlue Gets TV Anime:
  

  Serious comment here. The problem with fighting game anime is both pretty simple and almost impossible to overcome. “Who will be the main character?” A coherent story needs a central character around whom events and other characters orbit. He or she will be the primary POV character that brings a sense of continuity to events. No matter who they pick, it’s always going to leave a significant number of characters relegated to the background or minor status. Try to “spread the story”, and it …

• BlazBlue Gets TV Anime:
  

  So what fighting game anime would those be, anyway? Keep in mind that they’ll need more than cool fight scenes.

• BlazBlue Gets TV Anime:
  

  Obsess much? Two (official) posts from you, both about this swimming anime, neither in articles about said anime. For someone that’s so disgusted, you sure do seem fixated on it.

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  10,028 more. Plus Last Order, who isn’t technically counted in the “official” numbers. And it’s important because this clone was the first to show a distinctly separate personality from the others. She was sarcastic, argumentative, and had opinions.