i don't think so

[thejennabides]

Happy birthday, America.

Also, the ending of the anime I just finished watching has left me in a funk. Anyone care to rec an anime, preferably not sports because I unfailingly root for the "wrong" team, which leaves me destined for disappointment, and if someone would be so kind as to explain how a person who possesses neither magic/superpowers

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[whymzycal]

if someone would be so kind as to explain how a person who possesses neither magic/superpowers nor mechanical aid of any kind can accelerate suddenly to a new level of speed and power in mid-air

That's SPACESHIP JAPAN for ya.

You should watch Ouran again! That's always good for happiness and squee.

[thejennabides]

I was thinking about an Ouran rewatch, actually, because the main reason I started Eyeshield 21 was for Miyano Mamoru's voice. So I just might do that. ♥

That's SPACESHIP JAPAN for ya.

Ha ha! Actually, I think it might be more like DIGITAL WORLD JAPAN, where anything can happen and the laws of physics as we know them need not be obeyed.

[sharona1x2]

If you want something that's currently airing in Japan, I'd recommend Uraboku. Because it's at Crunchyroll, it's easy to find torrents, if you don't want to stream it for free. It's angsty, but it's also got some nice shounen ai hints. It also has Miyano Mamoru as Shusei, one of the main side characters. They just aired episode 13 (of 24).

[thejennabides]

Ah, you know me well--I am watching that one! I was happy to see it go from 13 episodes in the ANN listing to 24. It felt kind of derivative to me at first but I kept watching and got so caught up in the story that I actually started reading the manga as well. ♥