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Did you think the opening of 28 Weeks was weird because of the nudity? It was sort of awkward but it made sense and they were actually hiding it in some parts, if you remember, so it's not like the director was purposely trying to flash junk. It was there for artistic nudity, man.

As for the anime you mentioned, I watched it a little and yeah, too much of the typical anime stuff for me to like it. I always feel degraded when watching stuff like that, because I too, have small boobies.

Isn't there a manga to that? I think I remember someone posting a picture where they were flashing zombie panties. I was like, "For real? Are you shitting me?"

Darth rather liked High school of the Dead, though he has only seen 28 Days Later, and not weeks.

High School of the dead does have a lot of fanservice (though not near as much as Air Gear, where one chapter involving a cult revolving around Loki was nearly full nothing BUT enormous jugs.)

It's definitely got the gruesome zombie trope down. It's just trying to define 'Living in the zombie apocalypse' in its own way. For instance, in one of the later chapters it shows that one of the creepy powerhungry Teachers has taken a band of surviving students and molding them into his own private group that will worship him as a powerful leader/God. He does so by Keeping them safe and regulating the people on the bus and giving them free time which they use for Uhh... O.rganized, R.ecreational, G.rieving, and I.ntentional E.ducational S.tuff.


It's an interesting Manga. I'm waiting for a fandub to pop up for the anime. I'd apply to play the lead guy.

Ohfu-
I was talking about 28 Days.
This is what happens when you don't sleep.
(And I confuse Gordon Freeman with Morgan Freeman. Lawl.)

But anyway, now that I have my thoughts back...

The beginning of the movie was sort of strange... I honestly like the 28 Days later because in 28 Weeks, the "survivors" (he main ones) don't really know what the ******** they are doing the whole time. They rely a lot on other people unlike in 28 Days where the main character is a total zombie killing badass with a partner that is also a zombie killing badass. It has more action that way. 28 Weeks sort of fulfilled that with other ways, but since I'm supposed to be focusing on the main character and not the other people, it made it a little weird to see a pathetic main. D:

The only thing I have with that series is the fact that it is in a high school. That totally ruined the whole creativity of it for me because in animes, high schools are EVERYWHERE and are used way too frequently. But hey, it;s anime, so I expect nothing better. :/ (Not much of an anime fan, if you didn't guess.)

Awman, I love Aeon Flux... So awesome. The art is so unique, they weren't afraid to make it their own style, really.

Animes have to be well done though, or else they aren't popular at all. Same with mangas, and if they're not, they don't get much recognition. So I just consider the element of skill to be insignificant for me. Instead I focus on creativity, character design, and interest, I guess.

Again, not much of an anime fan anymore. I now focus more on VGs, art, and writing. Anime wasted a lot of my time for nothing! I gain nothing by watching anime. I gain inspiration by other things, and by reading, my writing improves.

TL;DR already. Damn I need to stop myself from typing sometimes.

I havent seen the anime, but 28 Weeks later was scary as ********. especially since i am a Z.A. enthusiast.

Well, you don't want your art to be realistic though. Because looking at real people is really the only way to be realistic. But if you're going for an animu style then looking at animu is good.

(Ffff, TF2chan has me typing it as animu.)

Dutten: ********, man.
and wearing high heels is cool too. (ffff.)