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Ouran Koukou Host Club 11!'s premise was just a tad contrived, but it made for good laughs. Nekozawa's little sister is afraid of the dark while he is afraid of the light. The host club is determined to get them together. I, too, swoon at the prince-liness.



Tsubasa Chronicle S2 8! Glad they tried to keep Ashura's gender ambiguous...now that seiyuu is awfully familiar...eh...Romi Paku? tons of ♥'s for whoever it was. The episode was ok; better than usual...which means that there were only a few times their faces were squished oddly. I wish the action scenes were more exciting...and as bland as CLAMP's actual text is, it is equally bland on screen. Even with some quality seiyuu, the characters aren't really as alive as they could be if they had some more dialogue. I do enjoy the Ashura and Yasha angst...even if it is totally based on the lack of smut between the two...poor guys.)

Nana 6! was a fan(?)-generated rehash of episode 1 with a couple extra scenes of Shouji who looks more lame than before...which in turn makes Hachi Nana look more stupid. I'm still hoping for a lesbian wedding.



Ouran Koukou Host Club 6! They have Ayame, Momoji, semi-Kyou, semi-Hatori, annoying fangirl and now they bring in Hiro. OK, it's not the same cast, but it's getting there. I did enjoy this episode with 'Hiro' and 'Kisa'.



xxxHOLiC 6! Someone who uses their persocom too much gets help from Yuuko. hmmm.... and yes, Kazahaya and Rikou show up. (They were too busy making out in the back room to be in the show more than 5 seconds). I'm getting used to this anime and it's kinda enjoyable. Definitely not high in quality, but still, it's got style.



Blood+ 29! The bad guys in the black cloaks turn out to be not-so-bad, but then more bad guys are plopped into the show. Once you get into this show, it's pretty good. The dull parts are with the peripherial characters...and there are alot of them. If it were just Saya, Haji and Riku, it'd be a darn cute story. ♥

Arashi is a group that always entertains me. There's the live performance of their new song, Kitto Daijoubu. (I'd never buy their album, but I do like watching them dance and I like watching them act in jdramas)

Plastic Tree's Namida Drop is the ending song for Glass no Kantai...which features guys who could possibly be girls. I didn't get into it enough to care. Plastic Tree is a jrock group that I get into every once in a while. Their PV isn't too impressive, but it's a likable song.