These funds will be used to cover the monthly costs of keeping The American Anime Otaku up and running. Extra funds will be set aside to buy new anime to review on the site, attending conventions, or purchasing new hardware in order to optimize our operations. Thank you for your support! The most disappointing anime adaptation ever for one of the best Super Nintendo games ever. Ugh, spare me! Could this really be one of the greatest anime TV shows of all time or is it overrated? No Just, no.

High school student for another year or so and then off to uni. How many do you want? .

Screening Permissions Guide for Anime Clubs. If You Want to ESCAPE with Me.

So please read and comment, or email the YA librarian. Monday, November 10, 2008.

Nothing here except ramblings on anime, tech, and whatever else I feel like mentioning. Sunday, May 12, 2013. With the nice weather in Western Michigan, I wanted to start biking to work - Ill get some exercise and save some wear and tear on my car. I decided to get a folding bike for the convenience of being able to easily take my bike with me. Plus, I just think theyre cool! Inside, there was lots of paper. Friday, April 1, 2011.

My Work Is Done .

Tuesday, July 27, 2010. Discotek License Rescues Project A-Ko. Has reported that the original Project A-Ko. Anime film has been license rescued by Discotek. Central Park Media later released Project A-Ko. On DVD multiple times, along with licensing and releasing the sequel OVAs. CPM also produced an American comic based on the Project A-Ko. Monday, May 17, 2010.