Character of the Month – May

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May’s Character of the Month – Takumi Usui (Kaichou wa Maid-sama)

Usui is a high school student of Seika High, and is one of the most popular student ever. He was the first one to learn about Misaki’s “secret job.”

Usui is a mysterious enigma, with multiple skills. Despite not having much interests in anything, it appears he has quite a number of talents. Cooking, chess, violin; he can do basically anything. He is also physically strong as well, making him one of the top students of the school.

His devotion to Misaki is quite respectable. He never accepted any other girls; Misaki is the only one in his mind, and he really shows it. At one time, he jumped down from a top school building just to quickly get ahold Misaki’s photo in her maid outfit, so that no one else would see it, genuinely upholding his promise of keeping his knowledge of Misaki’s part time job a secret. Aside from that, he is always protecting Misaki from the shadows, and is constantly giving Misaki advices on how to confront present issues. It doesn’t look at it from a third person point of view, but Usui made a lot of self-sacrifices just to keep Misaki safe.

The fact that he always covers up his real emotions with a perverted demeanor makes him even more awesome. The more dense types would probably see Usui as a complete weirdo, a sadist or a perverted stalker. Indeed, Usui may seems quite bizarre, always constantly making perverted jokes or references whenever the chance arises. However, deep down, he is just the same as anyone else, a normal guy who couldn’t express his feelings well. Even with all these struggles deep within, he never stuttered even once when displaying and confessing his feelings to Misaki numerous times.

Visual Novels I Had Been Messing Around With – Part IV

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It sure had been a long time since I wrote posts like these. One way or the other, I managed to make progresses of my visual novels playthroughs, though it had been quite hard. Some of the visual novels in this post are completed months back, while some completed only recently and some incomplete and some… well, barely even started.

Here are some quick impressions of the few visual novels I played, in the course of several months.
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Remembering Love: Gintama and The Art of Retorts

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With an anime as crazy and insane as Gintama, there had to be someone who maintain any sanity left in the show. He is usually ordinary and has a genuine amount of common sense, setting every weird atmospheres into the correct track. Without them, the comedy, jokes and randomness will go haywire, such is the role of the straight man.

In contrast to last week, in the third week of the Remember Love project, we will be talking about Shimura Shinpachi, and his role of being the straight man.
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Top 3 Super Mario Covers

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Super Mario’s theme song, had been one of the most sensational and memorable game soundtracks ever, to the point that even famous musicians like Jay Chou is seen doing Super Mario covers all the time during his live shows. Likewise can be said to most of the music performers seen in youtube as well. In the horde of youtube musicians, I present you all my top 3 most favorite super mario covers ever.
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Ace Attorney Series Post-Impressions

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I had been avoiding the ace attorney series like a plague, cause the premise just doesn’t interest me. I mean, a game about.. lawyers? You gotta be kidding me. However, since I was running out of NDS games to play, I thought I should just give this series a chance. Turns out, it’s not as bad as I thought, in fact, it’s the best damn thing I had ever played. This started around last year and I only managed to catch up with all of the releases last few months.

There are two different modes you need to go through to proceed the storyline. The first is the investigation mode where you need to obviously, investigate the crime scene and find proofs, evidences and testimonies where you can use them as “weapon” during your court sessions. And the second part of the gameplay is the said court sessions themselves. You will be playing as a defense attorney (Phoenix Wright most of the time, with some slight alterations here and there) and your main aim is to defend your client against the prosecutor’s claim. One wrong move, and you will suffer penalties. You have something akin to a “HP bar” on the top of the screen and once you suffered too much penalties and the bar depleted, your client will automatically be counted as guilty, whether or not it’s the truth or not, which amounts to instant game over. In order to avoid this, you will have to examine the testimonies of witnesses, battle against the prosecutors, use the evidences you found as your weapon and of cause, lastly, pointing at your foes and shouting “objection!”.
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Remembering Love: Gintama and The Art of Seriousness

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Continuing where we left off, for the Remember Love project this week, I’ll once again, entail everyone about Gintama’s greatness. This time, we will talk about the other side of Gintama. The tears, drama and the intensity: the seriousness.
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