Isaac

I second heartcatch pretty cure.

I have a question about the game, I've seen people refer to it as continuing a secret route like Kagetsu Tohya, where everyone lives. But isn't the idea is that

I'll take tsundere light, without the physical abuse (Marie from persona 4)

That newspaper club girl from Rewrite is the not immediately obvious choice for me, she had a small relevance to the story but got a pretty cool moment.

Like these? Or is it just me? Edit: how the hell did I forgot Mugi

Just asking, does anyone else think in Akuma no riddle Also, Chaika is the surprise of the season for me, the fights are awesome, the characters are awesome and dat eyebrows. And I don't know what to think about Sidonia.

Does anyone watch Zvezda? The first episode is pretty medioce but afterwards it improves a lot, I like the reverse sentai plot and Itsuka is badass and extremely adorable.

I also say Kirino from oreimo. she's way too perfect: she's an athlete AND a model AND gets-top grades AND has time to write a novel AND a closet otaku. Never mind that even doing 2 of those things is near impossible, compare and contrast: Kanon from G-senjou no maou who is much more believable and actually a good character.

I started watching Clannad in my spare time and I have something that bothers me about the anime. Don't get me wrong, the anime is wonderful but they miss something very important. Clannad the VN is mainly about loneliness, there is no "shared" route, you might have the occasional talk with another girl, but you're almost always on your own with the girl you choose and nearly no supporting cast except Sunohara, the only routes that averts this is Kotomi's and Fuuko's where they are the ones that have bigger loneliness problems. I don't think they could have really done something to replicate it in an anime but it comes of making Tomoya a bit too normal compared to the game. Your thoughts?

So I just finished watching Kanon and thought of all the sad moments in different VN's and what is the most tear-jerking of them. Mine is definately Kanon's close second is from Clannad .

This is strange, but if anyone played the new Disgaea, there's a character named Barbara, she's pretty much a demonic version of Sachi from grisaia (especially the overly literal personality) and has the same haircut. does anyone else thinks so?

Hope no one said it yet: Silver spoon-

I think having multiple seasons is the most important thing in an anime adaption, otherwise you need to cram 20+ hours of plot into about 4 hours without time for anything else.

So I finished Clannad and damn if it isn't one of the best experiences i've had, it's a great game, and you will cry. The only bad things about it is that some scenes are not translated especially the most important ones in the ending that explains the ending (thanks god for tvtropes). I've seen some clips from the anime (haven't watched it yet, I'll probably start in couple of weeks) and one thing I didn't understand is Starting university this sunday... should definetely watch a happy thing, maybe K-on.

Visual novels are a type of medium, you can pretty much sum up every medium with how it relates to films and books. VN's can both tell a story or give you an interesting experience, it depends on the game. I like visual novels that go a bit meta (little busters, ever17, virtue's last reward) but pure story (Clannad) is also great.

Does blazblue count as a VN? The first episode was pretty loyal, the animation is pretty mediocre (especially considering the games), but the soundtrack makes up for it, I see they don't even bother to hide the fact about I wonder if they'll go the higurashi route (arcs withe different characters) or just go with a common route and cramming everything into it. Also They don't yell their moves in combat.... would have been badass to shout BLOOD KAIN. Edit: Don't miss the joke after the credits.

The route's in fate generally start to pick up towards the end. I don't advise using a walkthrough though, since except the 3rd route it's near impossible to get a sudden game over from previous choices (seriously, they even joke about it). It's actually best to fail on purpose since a lot of the bad ends have interesting foreshadowing or just plain fun.

Best go with the adult guy's route's first, then with the kid's.

I'm wondering if it's worth it to buy the series novel's since I don't think the show will ever be continued. Are the light novels good? From what volume should I start that continues after the series? and how many light novels are there? I heard there was only seven but it seems there are at least 11 with the last 2 not translated yet.

I haven't found the time to watch the 3rd season, but the manga had more time to set the whole goddess thing and it's much better paced.

There might been a game that's japan-only, from what I understood most big name series have those kind of games, but I don't think the quality is too good because they're just adaptions of the series (correct me if I'm wrong). Could be a cool game, though.

Log horizon is pretty good, it jokes on some of the tropes and shoes some promise, especially having far less mary-sues than the series that must-not-be-named. Mechanical doll might be good, there are some interesting design choices, Yaya is adorable andtsundere girl has a nice at. But it's based on a light novel, so it might never have an ending.

1) I haven't encountered a straight-up sister route, unless if you count the surprise twist ones. 2) I think it's justified if the siblings weren't together most of their lives, because, biologically, even if they aren't blood related they will still not fall in love. Good writing might avert it, though.

An uplifiting one: Genshiken nidaime-Accept your hobbies, everyone is the same in their heart.

I like Terra route on Rewrite afterwards Refrain. I think it better to ask specific character route because the final routes are always superior because they complete the plot. So I'll go with Chiaya's. Can't wait to get in Clannad to after story.