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And so the anime verison of Skip Beat ends. I’m pretty sure most anime only fans are disappointed by the ending, and probably some of the manga fans, are upset by the ending. But I’m alright with it. I was expecting a cliffhanger anyways, even if it had been a 51 episode show, since it doesn’t look like Nakamura-sensei was going to finish anytime soon.
In this episode, we move away from Kyoko’s difficulties in acting, and more towards Ren’s.
This episode ends the Mio portion of the Dark Moon Arc. (Which has been awesomely animated thus far). This arc shows us if nothing else Kyoko continues to grow as an actress Read the rest of this entry »
The music video arc of Skip Beat, marks many small change as well as increases the drama load as we move towards the end of the series. It also brings up questions of feminism, the futialy of revenge and what really constitutes a relationship.
Blogging is going to be a no go from tomorrow to about next Thrusday. So is being online in general.
Why? Because of the dreaded scurge of all students: Exams.

It looks like I’m the only one still blogging Skip Beat!. Sigh.
Anyways this episode was really good. Well, the second half was really good. I wasn’t that fond of the first half. This episode increased my love for Moko-chan tenfold. Some how it’s more fun to watch her act like a Tsundere then to read about it.

I promised to write full posts for Skip Beat! 11 and Shugo Chara! Doki! 11. However things came up, so I’m blogging this way again.

Hey. As most of you probably know, I have not yet written my posts for either Skip Beat! episode 10 and Shugo Chara! Doki! episode 10. The resaon for this is a combination of : a) good old fashioned laziness and b) the fact that my schedule is very busy until next Monday. So instead of trying to write sperate posts for everything, I decided to write one big review of both SB 10, SC!D! 10, and other things that have been notable in the past week with anime and manga.












