A Cutie Cosplaying XD

I can only hope and wish that every cosplayer in the world who would be cosplaying for my favorite Gundam meister, Lockon Stratos, is as beautiful as this then I will have no complains at all.


That's Yuichi Nakamura from D-Boys, by the way. I'm not a fan but he's such a cutey playing for Lockon. What's missing is just the GN-006. ;-) I just wish he owns one. LOL

Winter Sonata Anime Airing on October 17!

So I did change my header.  LOL Just for this one, Joongie. And who says Korean drama and Japanese anime cannot go together?I was  looking for  anime releases this spring and look what chartfag gave me:

Wheew. I cannot watch all of these but what I'm rooting for since years ago is Winter Sonata. I followed the K-drama series when I was in high school and it hit me like a winter storm. Bae Yong Joon was like my on-screen crush before and I when I've learned that he had something going on with co-star Choi Ji Woo I truly hoped they will marry. XD Ahhh~! I so love happy endings.

Winter Sonata (Fuyu no Sonata) anime episode previews have already streamed on their animation official website. What I love about this anime is that the stars of its original Korean TV romance drama were its voice actors/ actresses or "seiyuu".  So it still has its original feel.

The original 2002 drama follows a girl named Yu Jin Jung and her male classmate Joon Sang Kang as tragedy and angst befalls them and those around them in the years between high school and young adulthood. The 2004 Japanese broadcast triggered the ongoing "Korean wave" of pop culture in Japan and turned the lead actor Yong Joon Bae into a superstar among Japanese female viewers. The Japanese publisher Ohzora Publishing Co. eventually imported and translated the drama's manhwa adaptation under the title Winter Love Song.

And that was the start of the Hallyu wave in Japan. Weee~ Thanks to that, I've come to know the best boy band in the world through Japanese entertainment!

The animation looks great! I'm sure the story is already ten, I'm looking forward to the dialogue too.

Speaking at a news conference in Tokyo, Bae and Choi also spoke of the difficulties they have had doing the voice-overs for their characters, highlighting the differences between acting in front of the camera and behind a microphone.

"I feel as if I've gone back to seven years ago," the 37-year-old Bae said, looking back to the time when the original drama series was first released in South Korea. "I'm thankful that I'm able to feel once again the passion, warmth and happiness of first love which I felt when doing 'Winter Sonata.' "

To compare the real BYJ with the animated one, I have to say that the real one is more beautiful. I was expecting a bishounen Hyung Lee but they really got him perfectly animated!

Glad to see these two together again  after so many years.

Bae Yong Joon expressed: “Thanks to the blessing from everyone that I was able to go back seven years ago to feel the Winter Sonata’s first love, warmth and happiness. For that I am really very happy.”Choi Ji Woo said: “I have deep feelings in this seven years. I hope to bring joy and happiness to the people who like ‘Yu Jin’ in Winter Sonata.”

Seven years. Wow. The drama was popular in Japan as well as here in my country particularly among moms. Mom religiously watched this too but why can't I when I'm also a sucker for romance? (~__^)

The anime Winter Sonata consists of a total of 26 episodes and each series is 30 minutes which will be broadcast on Sky PerfecTV starting Oct. 17.

I sooo can't wait for the pilot episode! Oh well, who wouldn't want to miss Yon-sama and Ji Woo-hime?

Sources: chartfag@wordpress,  Saishin Anime Jōhō, Via Mk.co.kr, JapanTimes, Yonhap, Koreanclicks, celestialkitsune@wordpress

Just a thought, I can see what Jaejoong will look like if he's already 37 years old through BYJ. Still beautiful! LOL

Inuyasha: The Final Act to Debut in Asia

Damn. Animax is gonna be showing it. I haven't seen this anime for long and now its coming to an end.

Inuyasha: The Final Act to Debut in Asia on October 10

posted on 2009-09-14 10:09 EDT

The television channel Animax has announced that it will premiere the 26-episode Inuyasha: The Final Act anime series across Asia on October 10 — one week after the Japanese premiere on October 3. Southeast Asia, the Philippines, and South Asia will premiere the anime on that day at 8:00 p.m., while WIB will start the anime at 7:00 p.m. Hong Kong will run the series at 7:30 p.m., and Taiwan will debut it at 11:30 p.m.

Inuyasha: The Final Act continues beyond where the first anime series ended and adapts the story from the final 21 compiled book volumes of Rumiko Takahashi's original manga. (Takahashi had ended the manga in the Shogakukan's Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine in June of 2008.) The original staff and cast will reunite for the new anime adaptation, and the musical acts Do as Infinity and AAA will perform the "Kimi ga Inai Mirai" ("A Future Without You") opening theme song and the "With You" ending theme song, respectively. The North American distributor Viz Media announced at Comic-Con International in July that it acquired the rights to Inuyasha: The Final Act.

Source: ANN

Anime Movie Rebirth of Buddha to Hit Theaters in October

Here's one anime that I would not like to see because it's totally fiction but pretty interesting. Honestly I just wan to watch it because of its animation. Happy Science.

 

This poster is similar to Independence Day without the White House.

The controversial religious organization Happy Science (Kōfuku no Kagaku) is sponsoring the October 17 release of the anime film adaptation of The Rebirth of Buddha (Buddha Saitan) book by its founder, Ryuho Okawa. The film illustrates Happy Science's belief that the religious figure Buddha will return "when the world sinks into darkness." Takaaki Ishiyama (Sakura Wars, MapleStory, Chaos;HEAd) is directing the project at Group TAC. Ami Koshimizu leads a cast that also includes Hiroyuki Yoshino, Takehito Koyasu, Kotono Mitsuishi, and Ryoko Shiraishi.

Happy Science had previously sponsored three movies (The Laws of the Sun, The Golden Laws, The Laws of Eternity) based on the writings of its founder, as well as Hermes - Winds of Love and a film about Nostradamus. The group fielded 17 candidates for Japan's legislature earlier this year — including Kindaichi Case Files manga artist Fumiya Sato in the home district of the current prime minister and self-professed manga fan, Tarō Asō.

Source: ANN

It's trailer is sooo... so.

Their official website is cool: http://www.buddha-saitan.jp/. It gives an environment that anytime soon we'll be attacked by aliens and the Matrix is breached.

On Wishlist: Death Note Nendoroids

Waaaaa~! I really have to get my hands on these Nendoroids. TT___TT

Sooo kawaaaiii... (^o^)y

 

Whaaa~? Put Light Beside him and they become yaoi??? Nande?!? (ò_ô)

 

Kekekeke... *evil* What are you going to write on the Death Note this time, Light?

 

Cutie cutie Misa Amane ♥ Light Yagami. Ahihihihi... >__<

東方神起 はこれを好むも。(*-*)