Next: nail that cross-bearing dude to it.

Psh, that’s nothing. Here in the Philippines planking is banned as a form of protest. And there were attempts to ban depicting of politicians as bad guys in movies and soaps. Heh.

Reminds me of an anecdote of mine: I quizzed one of them bootleg vendors in our place about Seikon no Qwaser. They said “yes” when I asked if it’s for kids. The rather young vendor flustered and blushed when I asked her to play it on the DVD player and saw its contents.

Ironic.

Where’s Yosuga no Sora?

Symphogear and Onegai Senpai, I mean, Waiting in the Summer, boring?

Oh, well, you just can’t please everybody.

Epic Win.

Oooh, yeah!!!!

–readies the ramen budget–

The shitstorm continues…

So…this is what I’ve been missing!!!!!

I hope she does well. She’s one of the most versatile voice actresses around, be it in anime or in videogames (yep, I like her performance in the Street Fighter IV games).

It’s about friggin’ time Rihocchi becomes more than a childhood friend! Nice two-three minutes of bliss in the end, though.

I want to meet this schoolgirl…and spank the holy hell out of her ass.

Good for Aya. She’s never finished at all, by the way.

Anyway, it’s not the haters paying her to do voice roles–it’s the producers.

I don’t care about the haters–JUST BRING IT.

So that means that Korean Tourism Board advert on TV does not apply to the Japanese…

Can’t we just get along? World War II is history.

And, oh: it’s bad manners to laugh at one’s misfortunes.

Well, she DOES look like Madoka. *shrugs*

Yipe.

YIPE!!!

Look at the bright side–KugiRie is brave enough to use her real name in an eroge, an area where only a rare few seiiyu would use their real names.

Unless she also hides her name in a pseudonym.

It’s just a game, kids. Chill the freak out.