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mitaknight:

By the way, Trigger reuploaded Little Witch Academia to correct some of their translation errors.

Watch this fine piece of animation, blog it, share it with your friends and get the word out!

Studio Trigger is probably one of the only anime studios that actually listens to their fans abroad, and they even cared enough to translate it into English for us (like they did with Inferno Cop)!

So if you wanna see more then jack that view counter up!

Studio Trigger being so cool that American Studios would be a little jealous.

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badnotgoodterrible:

i watched kiki’s delivery service a couple weeks ago and doodled this comic-ish thing.

if anyone has any leads on apartments above bakeries that i can live in, please get in touch.

it’s ok dude, I believe in u.

we all have that 13 year old anime witch we long to be…

sushiobunny:

Best 26 minutes of my life.

I LOVED IT SO MUCH ; u ;

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(Source: raiuszka, via madithefreckled)

The Rurouni Kenshin Tsukiokuhen Arc is really bittersweet, violent yet elegant.
It’s feels so weird watching the darkness (both thematically and stylistically) in this OVA and then watch the TV Series. Even the Live Action Movie was light-hearted in comparison.

Though I found out that I really like Tomoe.

Man, I think it’s the same animation studio that worked on the 90’s Berserk, and Boogiepop Phantom? Not sure.

Having some weird feelings. When I was in middle-school, Rurouni Kenshin was both my Avatar and GLTAS. It was very sophisticated storytelling with multiple adaptations in different tones and different media that spanned decades.

Oddly enough, I feel like I need to be this old to appreciate this Arc.

(Source: yuujuufudan)

oh thank you

sweetguts:

ashtondrew:

I FOUND A FUCKING LES MISERABLES ANIME WHAT HAS THE WORLD COME TO 

hELp

there’s also a fighting game

I hope this knowledge has enriched your life in some way you’re welcome

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justcusimbrown:

I can never get over this. Most painful part of Clannad were these feels!

Spoiler alert to anyone who hasn’t yet watched Clannad or Clannad: After Story (you have no idea what you’re missing out on) 

GODDAMMIT CLANNAD WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS TO ME, SHIT.

For reals though.
Clannad for the first season was geared for the ‘moe’ crowd and though it was great exposition for the different characters and themes, it was made as a ‘choose your own waifu’ adventure.

Clannad After Story ON THE OTHER HAND had AMAZING storytelling that pumped up the passage of time with adulthood, humanity, family togetherness and destroyed my emotions and I was unable to function for a couple hours.

And I’m not surprised that critics agreed on the mixed reception between Clannad vs the almost unanimous emotional grown adults crying reaction over Clannad After Story. And the key-animation was much better in After Story as Well.