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The suicide-capital of Northern Ireland, sadly. Not that I've anything against the place, mind.

I thoroughly enjoyed the interview. Terrific stuff, that.

I can't resist. I'm late, but I can't resist: 1. One Piece 2. Death Note 3. Fullmetal Alchemist 4. Hunter x Hunter 5. Hikaru no Go

I watched the credits of the 'Moomins'. I decided further investigation was necessary.

Funny-to-the-power-of-spoiler.

With regards to the quality, I felt Dragonball Z was magnificently animated, in many areas. It really was massively entertaining to watch, given that we received a new episode to watch basically every week day. It's the sort of series that works really well in a box set.

As long as One Piece gets 13 episodes in each release, I'll be more than content with whoever releases it. I'll feel quite giddy, too! I can't wait to look proudly at a shelf complete with Naruto, Bleach and One Piece DVDs.

Hey -- I remember reading that! :lol: I got a letter printed in NGC Magazine; the response was cruel and spectacular. I deserved the mauling, mind. :roll:

Goku's got it in the bag; with those Dragonballs of his, Kira's gonna have a lot of fun determining if he's alive or dead.

I'm absolutely terrified. Thrilled, too. I wonder what the soundtrack will be like? Can we expect similar orchestrations to those that featured in the original Japanese anime, or will it pay homage to Bruce Falcouner's efforts? My money's on a "rocked-out" soundtrack.

The manga was popular enough; not so sure about the anime, though. It was edited quite heavily. The author is working on a manga called "Fairy Tale", I believe.

I have recently been alerted to the fact that 'Hunter X Hunter' is set to return, this October. From what I have gathered, Shonen Jump will print the most recent chapters that Togashi has produced, then permit him extra time to generate more. I, personally, am thrilled to hear such news! I am...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFT8RJln8Z0. :lol: My favourite opening -- ever, and beyond. Secondly, anything from Hikaru no Go is worth listening to. The fourth 'One Piece' ending song (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNB9iy72hwY) and the first 'Groove Adventure Rave' opening...

It's a pity that Tokyopop neglected to release a subbed version; most of the fansubs were riddled with spelling errors, which made them difficult to watch. I'll never forgive the dub for replacing the music, though. 'Groove Adventure Rave' had a superb soundtrack! The composer created the...

I can picture showing up at school in one of those things; "That's right, jerks -- I own a spaceship." Maybe they could rev one up to full speed and demonstrate just how great an explosion it can muster upon colliding with a solid, brick wall -- the insurance companies would howl in unison.

Damages are certainly foreseeable if it can manage 50 miles per hour. I can picture quite the "wacky race", but for £45,000, one wonders if people would be more reserved in racing such a fearsome machine. [/rambling.]

Holy heck. I'm insanely enamoured by this thing.

The manga, I felt, became quite dry and insipid during the end of its life-cycle; it became too arbitrary and lost focus, yet continued to exhibit potential that wasn't harnessed. Personally, I was more satisfied with the anime due to the fact that it felt less protracted than the latter stages...