Monthly Archives: March 2011

After experiencing technical issues Saturday night, I was slightly late with writing and posting Saturday’s links, and in the meantime. TheBigN of Drastic My Anime Blog, emailed me his contributions for this Feast from his team. I know TheBigN is … Continue reading →

Technically this should be the last day of this Manga Movable Feast, but since I am still waiting for perhaps some more people who want to participate, and possibly appear at the last minute to notify me, then that would … Continue reading →

I wrote about Neo Venezia as an environment with some thoughts, and linkage to Anime and Manga Bloggers for Japan. It really is important to note how the comforts of an environment would make it successful for the well being … Continue reading →

When Akari meets Woody in Volume 4, she learns of how Neo-Venezia operates as a city. How job roles are important, and can enhance a city’s life. Of course when I read this, I mentally smiled since it takes me … Continue reading →

Today we have Lori Henderson of Manga Xanadu, contributing again for this week’s MMF. This time it is on her perspective of Aria Volumes 1 and 2. Earlier in this week, she has contribute with her review of Aqua. I … Continue reading →

I confess that I have only become a cat lover, when I first took in my own cat Tommy, over 10 years ago, and up to now at moments I do wonder why I happen to love cats. However loving … Continue reading →

We’ve reached the middle point of this feast, and I definitely wouldn’t mind seeing the links keep a coming. As I write along with entries of my own, I will be accepting, and then recapping it by next Monday, so … Continue reading →

Comparing Alice to Akari is similar to comparing apples and oranges. She is a character that Amano introduces in Aqua‘s last chapter without much fanfare or introduction, and then formally introduced in Aria‘s Volume 3. Since I recall her story … Continue reading →

Sorry for how late this recap of Tuesday links is, but today was definitely filled with some good strong links to be aware about. Earlier today I wrote about my experience in watching Yui Makino, and the openings of Aria, … Continue reading →