
I really like seeing the takes of other bloggers running down their lists for 2006; really fun! I myself don’t feel competent enough to bring anything grand or new to the table, but I would like to remember my lust of the animation in 2006.

I really like seeing the takes of other bloggers running down their lists for 2006; really fun! I myself don’t feel competent enough to bring anything grand or new to the table, but I would like to remember my lust of the animation in 2006.

Science fiction is an interesting genre, and when a concept involves ideas which are possibly 10-20 years into in our future, I’m ready to be entranced. Fortunately, I started watching Zegapain at just the right momement, as I never had to wait for a single episode, and did not have to stream-watch the entire 26 episodes (I think the most I viewed in a day was 6-8). Its funny that I’ve had the Megami fansub since it’s been released, and even though I liked the attention it received on Random Curiosity, I never took time to check it out, but I’m quite thrilled with the turnout (of course, I have my tiffs as well).
I find it interesting that this is the first time I’ve embarked upon this portion of the anime world; by that I mean seasonal affairs. I’ve not been one in my few years of watching anime to keep up with weekly releases of the new digs. There are sweets and bitters to this habit, but I don’t find it tidious to keep up with 7-9 or however many shows week to week (except of course if one was to fall behind a couple weeks O_O). Truthfully, I find it much more difficult to pace with an entire series en totale. So why the hell does this matter, well seasonal weekly releases are going to air no matter what, but they do not always get subbed, and so lies the grey area of watching raws [when not of native speaking level].