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Saturday, October 26, 2013

Sorry I'm Late: Post got delayed.


Readers, I apologize for the lack of post last week, I had some difficulties with my computer and I couldn’t get on to Blogger.
Today, I still have no post, but an update on my webcomic…and information on what will happen next week.
First off, I am very proud to announce that the background artist I previously had has decided to become the lineartist, and I have recently found someone willing to do background art, she’s being evaluated now to see if she can help.
The teaser is this, next week I shall be writing a post…about whether or not old fiction is better than new fiction, a sort of essay to see whether or not Alan Moore’s evaluation of modern pop culture in Century was accurate, or if it was him being more than a little bit disgruntled.
So long viewers, I hope none of you are mad for the next post being delayed.

Saturday, October 12, 2013

Big M! In Action!


People, I have a secret to tell…reality is run by machines that suck out our sperm to use as a power source.

 She's come to collect.

Okay, not my best joke, but I got a new question for you…could the world of the Big O be the Matrix?
Now for this to be made clear, let me explain the story. Big O is about a city whose parents were a film noir New York and city of the future, the series focuses on Roger Smith, a professional ‘negotiator’ (the job apparently entailing the piloting of a giant robot) who happens to be an ersatz Batman, his hidden identity being ‘Big O’, Roger’s goal in the series is to try and solve the mysteries surrounding Paradigm City with the help of a robot girl and his Alfred Pennyworth esque butler. Fighting against villains who are
Oh, and did I mention the two dozen or so powerful, partially steampunk based giant mechas referred to as Megadeus?

 Watch him Neo, you might just learn something.

Now I bring this and the Matrix up for a good reason, at the end of it’s second season, Paradigm City is revealed to be a simulated reality which is then ‘rebooted’, now with this in mind, could it be possible that their world is a version of the Matrix? Granted I haven’t done too much research for this, but will soon.
What I say for now is this; could The Big O be the Matrix? And if so, was it still made by machines? Or were the makers really human?
Mystery of life folks…not for long though.

Yep, the truth will set us free...FROM HIM!

Saturday, October 5, 2013

Dead Leaves Review


Unfortunately, my projection was wrong and the pictures still aren’t working…but still, the show has to still go on anyways, right?
Today I want to talk about one of the greatest anime films of all time…Dead Leaves!

Now if you haven’t heard of it, Dead Leaves is this really trippy, yet absolutely awesome anime film made by the creators of Gurren Lagann. In it, a pair of extremely tough and powerful criminals (with no memory of who they are) get arrested and thrown into a lunar prison known as the DL Correctional facility.
The criminals are, Retro, a man with a retro television set for a head, and Pandy, a woman with a pink spot around her eye that makes her look like a panda bear…and a mysterious secret about her genes…
They break out with the all the inmates (who all have unique and bizarre appearances) and go through an incredibly violent breakout against giant robots, identical prison guards, a pair of psychotic genetically engineered maniacs named Triple Six and Triple Seven (the former being among my favorite anime villains), and the lady warden who desires revenge against the duo for mysterious reasons pertaining to their past.
This film contains a great array of characters, a badass plot, and some of the greatest and most badass stunts put to animation…seriously, can you think of even one movie where you can find someone Triple wield guns?

Now I bring this fantastic story up for a reason…I believe this anime film is much underrated by too. And it shouldn’t be, this film is a great work, if there were anything so cool your head would explode from witnessing it, it’d be this film.
Now don’t take it just from me, go see this film for yourselves. If you love awesome action stunts, hammy acting in a world gone absolutely mad, and men who can turn their body into tons of guns. Then you’ll love this movie.
Anyways, that’s my personal review of Dead Leaves, next week I’ll try to have a brand new theory ready for you.
Cheers!

Dead Leaves Review


Unfortunately, my projection was wrong and the pictures still aren’t working…but still, the show has to still go on anyways, right?
Today I want to talk about one of the greatest anime films of all time…Dead Leaves!

Now if you haven’t heard of it, Dead Leaves is this really trippy, yet absolutely awesome anime film made by the creators of Gurren Lagann. In it, a pair of extremely tough and powerful criminals (with no memory of who they are) get arrested and thrown into a lunar prison known as the DL Correctional facility.
The criminals are, Retro, a man with a retro television set for a head, and Pandy, a woman with a pink spot around her eye that makes her look like a panda bear…and a mysterious secret about her genes…
They break out with the all the inmates (who all have unique and bizarre appearances) and go through an incredibly violent breakout against giant robots, identical prison guards, a pair of psychotic genetically engineered maniacs named Triple Six and Triple Seven (the former being among my favorite anime villains), and the lady warden who desires revenge against the duo for mysterious reasons pertaining to their past.
This film contains a great array of characters, a badass plot, and some of the greatest and most badass stunts put to animation…seriously, can you think of even one movie where you can find someone Triple wield guns?

Now I bring this fantastic story up for a reason…I believe this anime film is much underrated by too. And it shouldn’t be, this film is a great work, if there were anything so cool your head would explode from witnessing it, it’d be this film.
Now don’t take it just from me, go see this film for yourselves. If you love awesome action stunts, hammy acting in a world gone absolutely mad, and men who can turn their body into tons of guns. Then you’ll love this movie.
Anyways, that’s my personal review of Dead Leaves, next week I’ll try to have a brand new theory ready for you.
Cheers!