FAnime Friday
It’s Friday.
To celebrate the end of the work week, I’d like to tell you a little about a fun weekly feature on the Nanashi-Inc blog you can put in your day planner and use to help you get through the week. It’s called FAnime Friday and if you are an anime fan, or even just interested in the phenomenon, you should stroll on over and check it out.
My personal foray into anime started back in my early high school days when Robotec used to be on TV. I also remember being in a comic book store to buy a new issue of The Flaming Carrot, and stumbling on ElfQuest and while that might not be a classic example of anime; it certainly blew the doors wide open for me.
More recently, I have been finally take the time to catch up on series like Fruits Basket and Chobits, which a friend suggested to me and I downloaded years ago. Motherhood interrupted my flow of free time and I am finally in a place where I am getting up to speed and looking for more anime to collect and watch.
In any given week, you can expect to see recaps of older shows, introductions to hot, new anime series, video clips, reviews,
I particularly liked the September 7 issue which was entitled Give it up for the Minor Characters. I’m all about the unsung hero, so to speak. What FAnime Friday is doing for me, though, is helping me to get back on track when it comes to taking the time to follow worthy series. There are just TOO many options out there for my jumbled mind to process and it helps to have someone with tastes similar to my own handing out reviews and suggestions. It is completely because of the cool features on FAnime Friday that I’m picking up Perfect Girl Evolution now.
The main purpose behind FAnime Friday was to bring certain anime and aspects of anime to the attention of fans who might not have otherwise had the chance or thought to view the show, so I’m glad to see I’ve succeeded in that aspect.
Another Fruits Basket fan huh? You should check out Ouran Highschool Host Club as well as PGE. I believe you’ll like them both, especially Ouran.