Sentences with phrase «feel about the anime»
ANN: How do you feel about the anime adaptations of your books?
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Just a guy tryin to find someone to feel out with and have witty conversation about anime, manga or just life in general
«Sailor Moon» will always make me smile when I think about it or watch it again, and I'm sure a lot of anime fans feel the same way about the movies, shows, or manga they're obsessed with.
I'm an avid anime lover but my interests are pretty varied, I just get a feel of immersion or enjoyment sometimes depending on the anime but it's not always about story, design style matters and voice actors in their roles too.
Im an anime fan lets get that out of the way i have seen to many to remember all the names but now that im older i feel like I need to start looking for a real relationship if you want some info about me just msg me then ill reply if i see it.
i lve shonen / action / ecchi / etc.... anime genres i love dogs im a big fan of one peice fairy tail naruto bleach tokyo ghoul and many others if you wan na know anything else about me feel free to send me a message and ask.
I'm great person to talk to about feelings I will always listen not fake always real but I still love anime but I don't have time for mind games try playing with me get player with.
Code Vein, the third person game currently in development for PC and consoles by the God Eater team, is shaping up to become the «anime» Dark Souls, and it seems like the team is thinking about adding features that will make the game feel even close to the popular series developed by From Software.
Scarlett Johansson is the best thing about update of iconic cyberpunk anime — and even she can't save this from feeling scrubbed to death
any PSO2 fan would feel the same as i do about this anime and turn away from it.
That feels like a «quick» turn around since the initial announcement about the remaster + voice acting was at Anime Expo last year (early July).
Marian Goodman Gallery had queues of people lining up to see a performance art of when an anime girl questions and interacts with viewers about the real feelings of an art object in the age of technology and commodity.