#screening ref

[j-uzo]

I really enjoy Sword Art Online. It was really colourful and the story was a bit disjointed but it was still a lovely anime and the style and moral was adorable. Movie wise, I would say Wolf Children was the one I enjoyed most this year. =v= It was really incredible and the soundtrack was just...unf!

ohhh i saw some stuff about wolf children. i couldn’t figure out what it was though. so it’s a movie? (*´・ｖ・) that’d be good, actually, because i’m considerably more motivated to watch things that won’t take me all day to finish haha.

ah yes, SAO. i really wanted to watch that back when it was airing, but it was at a point where i was a few weeks behind and couldn’t be bothered getting each episode individually, but package downloads weren’t available yet. then it ended and i heard quite a bit of complaining, so i figured i’d get to it one day but never did. but it’s certainly something i’d consider screening since the idea is totally cool and i can’t show entire series anyway, so people can enjoy it and decide for themselves whether they want to continue~

[j-uzo]

I also want to recommend another severely underrated anime called Nagi no Asukara. It's like The Little Mermaid in a way and the highlight of this anime is the incredibly beautiful scenery! This anime is my dream world in that there are a group of humans who live underwater! They have houses and streets like ours but are all underwater! The whole anime itself seriously looks like those amazing underwater illustrations done by Pixiv artists and that's what caught my eye about this anime :D

YESSSSSS this one i did watch for a while! i fell behind because i got busy but i was really enjoying it. it was a really unique concept but it was a fairly simple plot about their society and relationships, which was pleasant and easy to watch without being boring~ ;w; i’d definitely air some of nagi no asukara, particularly if one of the sessions’ themes were about the animation’s scenery *u*

[j-uzo]

I highly recommend Kyousogiga!(the 2013 one)It's severely underrated and is one of the most sweetest and enthralling anime I've watched this year. The animation is smooth and beautiful and the characters are really fresh, quirky and unforgettable. It's about a girl named Koto who travels to the city of "Mirror Kyoto" in an alternate dimension in search of a mysterious black rabbit in order to return to her own dimension. Lots of symbolism in play, and so beautifully done it's like a dream.

oh wow i was actually planning on watching this one but i never heard much about it! i already have the first episode in fact, so i might give it a try tonight ´･ᴗ･` is it completed now?