Here’s the rundown: I was going to review Kimba the White Lion. However, the tape quality was so poor that my tuner card could not detect the video for longer than 10 seconds. Which is a shame since the 2 minutes I saw of it were pretty good. The White Lion? Way more badass than Mufasa.
So instead I popped in my 801 T.T.S. Airbats videos and took screencaps!
In retrospect, this series got a lot better in the second and third tapes. The music gets surprisingly better, and it really hits its comic stride. Episode 6 (where the entire JSDF and even some squads in the U.S. fleet and Russian fleet take bets on a ramen-eating contest) especially is one of the most hilarious anime episodes I’d ever seen.
And now for a couple extra non-fanservicey pics I took just because:
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“Now, why didn’t Scooby-Doo ever have an episode where a ghost haunted a hot springs?”
Are you sure it didn’t? I mean, I don’t remember one, but still. It feels like there were a billion episodes of Scooby-Doo in its needlessly varied incarnations.
SCOOBY-DOO: After Dark. It could happen.
“Yeager is the most stacked girl in the entire series. We never see her in any less than a full-body flight jacket. Where is the justice in the world?”
They used precognition to target you specifically, just to piss you off.
No, really. They did. You should get them back somehow.
“Now, why didn’t Scooby-Doo ever have an episode where a ghost haunted a hot springs?”
Are you sure it didn’t? I mean, I don’t remember one, but still. It feels like there were a billion episodes of Scooby-Doo in its needlessly varied incarnations.
SCOOBY-DOO: After Dark. It could happen.
“Yeager is the most stacked girl in the entire series. We never see her in any less than a full-body flight jacket. Where is the justice in the world?”
They used precognition to target you specifically, just to piss you off.
No, really. They did. You should get them back somehow.