騙すより 騙される方が悪いの
Thank you for the comments in my last post. That was fun! We should do it again sometime. >:3
First, Koda Kumi. (NSFW) KO-SO-KO-SO. Yeah, watching this video/listening to this song tons. I don't mention her often enough, but I love Koda Kumi. <3
Lately, I started watching two drama series: Hi wa Mata Noboru, and Yuusha Yoshihiko to Maou no Shiro. Hi wa Mata Noboru is about a former detective with some pretty serious emotional baggage and issues relating to other people teaching some new police officers at a police academy. So it can mostly be summed up as a cross between a school drama about a new teacher inspiring his students to succeed and a police drama, complete with the all-important police uniforms. And for some unknown reason, the students (male) end up wearing little to no clothing surprisingly often. (Twice I remember in 4 episodes. Every student in the class.)
Yuusha Yoshihiko to Maou no Shiro is a low-budget (it calls itself a low budget action adventure in the opening sequence) parody of rpg video games (with a tie-in specifically to Dragon Quest.) Lots of jokes about plots, vague directions, rpg battles, side quests, and plenty of non-rpg specific humor. I've found it quite amusing.
First, Koda Kumi. (NSFW) KO-SO-KO-SO. Yeah, watching this video/listening to this song tons. I don't mention her often enough, but I love Koda Kumi. <3
Lately, I started watching two drama series: Hi wa Mata Noboru, and Yuusha Yoshihiko to Maou no Shiro. Hi wa Mata Noboru is about a former detective with some pretty serious emotional baggage and issues relating to other people teaching some new police officers at a police academy. So it can mostly be summed up as a cross between a school drama about a new teacher inspiring his students to succeed and a police drama, complete with the all-important police uniforms. And for some unknown reason, the students (male) end up wearing little to no clothing surprisingly often. (Twice I remember in 4 episodes. Every student in the class.)
Yuusha Yoshihiko to Maou no Shiro is a low-budget (it calls itself a low budget action adventure in the opening sequence) parody of rpg video games (with a tie-in specifically to Dragon Quest.) Lots of jokes about plots, vague directions, rpg battles, side quests, and plenty of non-rpg specific humor. I've found it quite amusing.