Here’s another character design set for my magical 60s girl group fighting super party thing possible graphic novel. I think her name will be Yolanda, and she’s the bassist or lead guitarist, not sure!
You are dreaming and there are dogs everywhere
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Love Hurts, different version (by hartommitch)
p-peniss PENIS think about it
The Box Tops - The Letter (Upbeat 1967) (by vinylsolution)
honestly though, where are all the shoegays?
I have a lot of feelings about Eva every day.
Do you like Neon Genesis Evangelion?
The early episodes were a little too typical of the mecha genre for my tastes, but when they introduced Asuka in episode 8, I think the anime really came into its own, plot-wise. The animation is clear and crisp, and a new sheen of professionalism really gave the anime a big boost. Hideaki Anno’s been compared to Osamu Tezuka, but I think Anno has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor.
In episode 16, the anime takes a completely serious turn, replacing what normally would have been fanservice with scenes of emotional trauma. I think the undisputed masterpiece of the series is episode 26, an episode so confusing, most people probably don’t watch it. But they should, because it’s not just one possible conclusion to the anime, it’s also a personal statement about Anno’s own depression!
Hey Paul!
I kind of agree with this but also have a lot of problems, like for one that’s an image of End of Evangelion, which is it’s own bag of tricks distanced from the series. I think any anime-goer, especially in very contemporary work from late 1980s and on, needs to understand that when you go into a series beyond 12 episodes, slower setup and plot establishment is almost always a given, and in the case of NGE is a big device. I believe that by getting you comfortable with it’s tropes and expected plot development, it really catches you off guard when the series starts to develop it’s theories and plot into what it’s actually going to talk about and deal with. Also obviously watch episode 26 because you have to?? That’s the most important part of the series, maybe.
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This is probably a guitarist and some ideas for the band’s ghost manager/producer guy
