MiRRoRMaN

Urotsukidoji, after seeing it on laserdisk at the first ever Hellraiser rave party (Netherlands). I was mesmerized more by that giant screen than the actual rave, so I looked for it, which back then was very very difficult. People didn’t know what anime was and I didn’t even know that word anime. I was lucky enough to have the Videoland (video rental place) help me out because after me telling him what I had seen, he was interested. First I actually managed to get Akira, and watched that, then eventually I found Urotsukidoji, which back then was imported via a label called “Manga entertainment” and dubbed, from great britain. Later on I would also find (very expensive) Manga dubbed tapes in the brand new Virgin megastore in Amsterdam. And thats how I got started with anime, this was in 1992. Been in to anime ever since, first thinking it was actually called manga, but then learning about it. even joined a mailing list fanclub (there was no internet yet, just BBS’s which were dial-in) where I learned a lot about it over the phone from the guy running that mailing list. they would send out a news letter it was a lot of fun reading those.

Demon Slayer made me cry tears of boredom if that counts?

“Name our band”

Fan service.

I only add animes that I watch specifically, my site is http://amigacam.net/

I used to use My anime list until some moderator removed a review of mine. Thats when I removed my entire account there and created my own MAL just for me on my own website. Its very handy to keep track of what I watched plus I think people enjoy reading my reviews. (not sure, I don’t interact much)

My own picks:

1. Kodomo no Jikan
2. Moetan
3. Kiss x sis
4. Urotsukidoji
5. ENDRO!
6. Higurashi no Naku Koro ni
7. Koi gaze
8. Magical Girl Raising Project
9. Nekopara
10. Kanamemo

I been trying my darndest to survive google changes to android a 158 days from now (https://keepandroidopen.org/) I run eOs (https://e.foundation/e-os/) on my phone now. Hope it will help, but I dunno if its gonna be enough.

No engagement algorithms, no trying to shill products, no more feeling like you’re walking around in a giant shopping mall. Just people exchanging ideas, talking about what they like, the old internet is back! I’m so glad I discovered it. I thank J.R. Bob Dobbs for giving us slack again.

I dunno about truly like super scary, but if you wanna be shook to your core go watch Urotsukidoji. And not for the sex mind you. It has such a great very raw, primal energy to it. The music is great too. I can’t explain it, if you haven’t seen it: go watch it. Thank me later.

heh- look at us, we’re talking about Nekopara and theres no advertisement or commercialism in sight. I’m so glad I found the fediverse and this place. This reminds me of the early internet days. The good old days. This is how the internet should be. And it is, again, thanks to the fediverse. This is great. Thank you guys. This is what I needed.

I like Coconut because she keeps fighting with one of the other cats not entirely sure might as well be Azuki, the smallest one haha, and they just both get super cute when they stand across from eachother hissing.

big fan of Nekopara myself. Kinda hoping they’ll do some sequels to it. (big cat lover here)