Anime, Manga, J-Drama Update

Jan 10, 2006 17:49


It is over…I have watched the last two episodes of Prince of Tennis. Andrea and I watched them on Saturday and I will admit that I cried a little. The last two episodes focused on Ryoma (the Prince of Tennis) and his game against his Captain Tezuka. I won’t give away details because I think Chenthuran might watch most of the series!

Boys Over Flowers, the J-Drama that Andrea and I were watching, is also over. It was nine episodes long and ended right before Christmas. We finished the final three episodes last night and they were pretty good. Maria, I really recommend watching it…it is funny. It is the first full J-Drama that I have watched and I am looking forward to watching more.

So as of now the Anime viewing stands at:

Two anime finished - two in progress one pending:
  • Prince of Tennis - Finished - now waiting for the Nationals TV specials to start in March
  • Weiss Kreuz - Finished
  • Fruits Basket - In progress - 20 episodes left
  • Full Metal Alchemist - In progress - to be finished after Fruits Baskets
  • Gravitation - Pending - to be watched when bored - Hong Kong subtitles - not the best
  • Then what ever Andrea recommends next

The Manga reading currently stands at:

One in progress - two pending
  • Prince of Tennis - still being written - currently reading
  • Fruits Baskets - still being written - pending - need to get the English Volumes
  • Boys Over Flowers - pending - not too sure if I want to read it

The J-Drama stands at:

One finished - Need more recommendations
  • Boys Over Flowers - Finished

I am glad that I am starting to get into the anime, manga, and J-Dramas because helps me to understand more of the Japanese culture and my students. At first I thought they would just be entertaining and would help me hear more of the Japanese language but now I find that I will be watching or reading and something will jump out at me and I will either be like "my students do that" or "Ah, now I get why that is done". Who knew?

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