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That's... really special... XD;;
And I still haven't had an Okane ga Nai dream... D:

It's okay, I understand... ^^;; I felt similarly with Death Note; before most people in America had even heard of it, my friend came back from Japan with the first two volumes (only two out at the time) and we both got really into it. Then within a few months... others start finding out about it. Then within a few more, it is extremely popular! gonk It was kind of nice having a manga just between a friend and myself, ya know? At least I'm still the only person I know who's seen all of I, My, Me: Strawberry Egg... ninja And Princess Tutu so far seems to be an anime that only my close group of friends and I are into! X3
Aww, but I hope Okane ga Nai doesn't get liscensed until we are able to download everything... XD;;;

Well, good then. The OVA wasn't anywhere near as good as the manga. ^^
And Princess Tutu is an absolutely amazing anime; one of my favorites actually. I was a bit skeptical at first when my friends told me about it, but since they were saying it was really good and I like ballet anyway, I gave it a try. At the time all the episodes were on YouTube (not sure if they are anymore) so I watched the entire series. (26 episodes) The plot is about a duck who watches this Prince all the time. The Prince shattered his heart into pieces years ago to seal away a monster raven, so now he has no emotions. Then the duck gets turned into a girl by this guy named Drosselmeyer (like in the Nut Cracker), who controls everything in the town they live in as if it were a story. Drosselmeyer gives her the task of collecting the lost fragments of the Prince's heart, which have sealed themselves inside the hearts of other people. Each time she returns a piece of heart to him, he regains another lost emotion, so as the episodes go on, he slowly gets more and more of a personality. All the main characters go to an art school together, where they study ballet. Four main characters are Ahiru (the duck) who is in love with the prince, Mytho (the prince), Fakir (the prince's roommate, who is very protective of him), and Rue (the best dancer in the school, who is also in love with the Prince). Anyway, in order to gather the pieces of lost heart, Ahiru transforms into Princess Tutu, but they don't exactly fight by dancing, though there are things like sword fights in the anime... Instead, Princess Tutu convinces the people who are hosting the lost shards of heart to give up the shards by dancing with them and talking to them. It sounds lame, but the people with these extra pieces of emotion are unbalanced and scared, because they have twice as much emotion of whatever the piece of heart represents, and it's really sweet when Princess Tutu convinces them to give up the pieces. ^^ Anyway, what on the surface sounds like a typical magical girl anime, is actually a very deep and pretty dark anime. Especially during the second half of the anime, the characters are often questioning their role in this "story," and if every move they make is of their own free will, or being decided by Drosselmeyer. And then you find yourself wondering if the true villain is the monster raven, or Drosselmeyer himself. The anime can also be pretty depressing, and has a surprisingly dark feel to it once the plot gets going. Guess that's about all I have to say. X3 Gosh I love Princess Tutu...
Oh, and just for your information, the Prince is a total slut. When he's not in class, he can almost always be found jumping out a window with nothing but a long, white, button-up shirt on. <3

Mmmyes... here, this was the first glimpse I ever got of Princess Tutu and was what really got me interested: completely super special awsome AMV. It could be considered pretty much full of spoilers if you can figure out what the hell's going on when you watch it, but if you haven't seen any of the series yet, it should mostly just seem like a skeptical yet awsome AMV. I watched it before watching any episodes, and the anime still mananged to take me by surprise with almost everything. ^^ Not to mention, the AMV gives you a good feel of the series. <3
And I mind sharing info of obscure anime with people I don't feel connected with, but if I feel close enough to a person, then I want to share good anime and manga with them. ^^ It's also nice to have people to talk to about them.

I know what you mean! That AMV really is like crack! O_o I've watched it probably fifteen times since I first saw it half-a-year ago... the creator must be amazing...
And it means that I don't mind. XD;; Sorry I didn't make that clear. I just assumed that you knew I didn't mind sharing with you since I posted so much info for you, but I was just saying you're one of the people I feel connected to and don't mind sharing with.

Oooh, awsome! What's the url? X3

Thanks. <3