Anime And Manga Club V.2

[mal du pays]

Has anyone read/watched Bakuman before? I read it a while back (Though I don't know where I am up to right now ^^") and it's quite interesting. :3

My friend is 83
I've been thinking to, but I have to finish Darker Than Black, Durarara and Baccano first xD

[Quikkoon]

Dobby- It may sound familiar. After all,it sounds a lot like Bakugan. ^^" It's about a ninth grader,Mashiro,who wants to become a mangaka. His late uncle was a manga artist. And a ninth grader,Takagi,who wants to become a writer. Mashiro has a crush on a girl who wants to become a voice actress. Mashiro and Takagi both team up in hopes to get a manga of their own serialised and published. It's a romance and slice of life. I haven't seen the anime,but I enjoy the manga. ^^ It was made by the same creative team responsible for Death Note,apparently.

2P England- Haha. :3 I always read/watch anime/manga one at a time. I always get too confused when taking on several animes/mangas. ^^"

[Nari UwU]

Wow, that is quite different from Death Note xD
I might read it later

[Flightstar]

GAAH! Sorry I spaced, I was reading a FF. :3 Don't worry, I added the Newbies.

@Katie: I appreciate the offer. No, really, I do! c: However, I have ADHD, OCD, and Dysgraphia. A.K.A., organization looks like chaos to me, and vice-versa.

[Liliette]

GAAH! Sorry I spaced, I was reading a FF. :3 Don't worry, I added the Newbies.

@Katie: I appreciate the offer. No, really, I do! c: However, I have ADHD, OCD, and Dysgraphia. A.K.A., organization looks like chaos to me, and vice-versa.


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I understand but.
okay.
just okay
Has anyone heard of anything called Polar Bear Café? anyone?

[Flightstar]

Umm.... It sounds REALLY familiar.....

[Nari UwU]

This has nothing to do with the current discussion, but it just ocfured to me: I wonder what Lord Death looks like behind the mask o:

[Liliette]

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This might help:




and the intro:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhJmK-58z_s


@Team_Dobby:
OMG I WONDER.
and why did you change yer name back to team dobby, dobby? D:

[Flightstar]

He appears as a tattered piece of pitch black cloth with many jagged edges, decorated with a cartoonish skull mask, which seems to serve the sole purpose of imitating an otherwise absent face—a means of rendering Shinigami more humanoid and thus making it more comfortable for humans to communicate with him. It has not been shown what he looks like without the mask on, but since his son appears as a human, Shinigami may also have a human appearance. This possibility is supported by Mosquito′s comments in chapter 53 regarding the Lines of Sanzu. However, the very shape of the black cloth and the spectacular properties of his arms and hands suggest a non-human nature of his physical host. Shinigami′s mask has broken on several occasions during his battles with Asura, however, rather than revealing his actual face, it merely appears that what is behind the mask is the same black cloth. The shape of the mask changes to convey his current mood, e.g. round eye sockets become triangular at moments of anger or seriousness.

@Katie: Hmm... Sorry, can't say it strikes a bell.

[Liliette]

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But I think you should try it out one day.

He appears as a tattered piece of pitch black cloth with many jagged edges, decorated with a cartoonish skull mask, which seems to serve the sole purpose of imitating an otherwise absent face—a means of rendering Shinigami more humanoid and thus making it more comfortable for humans to communicate with him. It has not been shown what he looks like without the mask on, but since his son appears as a human, Shinigami may also have a human appearance. This possibility is supported by Mosquito′s comments in chapter 53 regarding the Lines of Sanzu. However, the very shape of the black cloth and the spectacular properties of his arms and hands suggest a non-human nature of his physical host. Shinigami′s mask has broken on several occasions during his battles with Asura, however, rather than revealing his actual face, it merely appears that what is behind the mask is the same black cloth. The shape of the mask changes to convey his current mood, e.g. round eye sockets become triangular at moments of anger or seriousness.

@Katie: Hmm... Sorry, can't say it strikes a bell.

Well that explains it some. but, if he did have a humanish face, what would it look like?...