Drama CD Translations

This is a post by Anima, one of the authors of AOIA. I have recently moved my editorial writing there, so if you like my posts, please visit us. I’m sure that you’ll like the posts of the other authors as well. Hope to see you there!

Note: This review is spoiler-free. I’ll be avoiding any major events in the episode and mostly talking about the mood and initial characters. Most of the episode is left out. Today I opened up a few of this season’s new shows, starting with Hanasaku Iroha. As with most shows, I only go by what I see on the Cart Driver (or previously chartfag) listings. I like to start a show with as little bias as possible. To begin, here’s a brief premise of the … Read More

via Ambivalence , or is it ambiguity?

This is AXYPB’s thorough analysis of Anata to Koibito Tsunagi OVA versus visual novel. It is very detailed and it is a must read for those who enjoyed the OVA, the visual novel or both.

I also plan on doing some character studies once I finish with the other Hanabira stuff.

This post contains spoilers for the visual novel and anime OVA titled Sono Hanabira ni Kuchizuke wo – Anata to Koibito Tsunagi and should not be read without familiarity of both. In the interest of keeping this blog work-safe, no explicit images will be shown. This post will be updated as more material is explored. Readers are encouraged to debate any points presented here. The OVA released on 30 July 2010, three years after the visual novel it w … Read More

via AXYPB World