Welcome to Gaia! ::

Oh, I know. :'3 I just didn't want to type it all out.

Yeah, I meant the Mercenaries one. :U I've always liked the minigame, and I like how it's a multiplayer one.

OoT is awesome. I played it back in July. 3nodding

Nozomi's beautiful remastered Utena boxsets. <3

Currently-airing shows that I like enough to recommend:
- Tiger & Bunny: It's an anime about superheroes, written by people who clearly love the genre. The plot can be incredibly stupid at times, but the the show and characters have so much heart that I'm loving it anyway. I also have to single out this and Bunny Drop for having parent protagonists; it's a nice change of pace from all of the teenagers we usually see.
- No. 6: Heavily character-driven sci-fi story. I'm worried about how it will end (it's only 11 episodes long, and there's still plenty to be done as of episode 7), but otherwise the show has been pretty enjoyable. There's also BL subtext, but it's so well-written that it improves the show.
- Mawaru PenguinDrum: The director of Sailor Moon and Utena finally decided to work on another show. Utterly insane, but that's what we all expect from the guy.
- Bunny Drop: A 30-year-old bachelor adopts a 6-year-old girl. It stumbles occasionally, but it's still a pretty good slice-of-life anime.
- Steins;Gate: A self-proclaimed mad scientist and his friends create a machine that lets them send text messages to the past. It has some really weak episodes and several of the characters are more moe traits than actual people, but the story itself is pretty good.

Older shows that I'm watching/recently finished and liked:
- The Tatami Galaxy: Possibly the best show of 2010. The series really needs a dub, though; when the narrator is talking at full speed I was just keeping up with the subtitles, and if something else appeared on-screen I had to pause the video.
- Arakawa Under the Bridge: It's hard to watch more than a couple of episodes at a time, but it manages to be pretty funny in small doses.
- Taisho Baseball Girls and Big Windup: I've never been a fan of sports, but based on these two I may need to start watching baseball.


Also, the Persona 4 anime airs in October.

...The ******** am I, then? A particularly sweet tomato? xd

They're technically berries, but they're used in cooking like vegetables.

I'd probably put Cookie down as a cherry tomato.

Soybeans and tofu.

Big Windup is great! It reminds me of a laid back Hajime No Ippo, except there's a pair of giant breasts advising/torturing the main character instead of a man who punches out a bear