So the duel between the US and Japanese robots that I previous mentioned here is still on, a little behind schedule. But there’s already a new challenger waiting, the Chinese robot Monkey King.
Well, at this point I think the only thing I have to add is this:
A group from TFWiki have started a new project, the GoBots wiki. It will cover GoBots, Rock Lords (This particular page is worth reading even if you have no interest in Rock Lords themselves.), Robo Machines, and Machine Robo.
Let’s get Crane Robo’s reaction to the news.
Hey, Crane Robo, can we keep this site PG-13?
(Yes, that is an actual screen capture from Machine Robo: Revenge of Cronos.)
Here’s a good place to start. The fact the page is about 80% my doing has nothing to do with that judgment…
Read this, especially if you’re a Final Fantasy fan in America.
http://www.avclub.com/article/20-years-after-its-release-final-fantasy-viis-trum-248762
Personally, I never thought FFVII’s ending was saying that humanity was gone, though, only that Midgar was abandoned.
I haven’t exactly seen a lot of book trailers either.
Movies have trailers, right? Why not books? Well, they do. Some authors have trailers made for their books. But what exactly are they like? And should authors make them? This week, we talk about book trailers.
Question 110: Have you ever made a book trailer? If so, share it! If not, what would you like to do for your trailer?
I have not! In fact, until pretty recently I’d never even heard of a book trailer and had no idea how someone would go about making one. It was an odd concept to me when I first heard about it. If I did do a trailer for “Nowhere to Hide“, however, it would definitely be super-dramatic – the kind of trailer that blinks in and out of different scenes of the various characters looking horrified/ready for battle. And it would end with a shot of…
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So far, anyway.
10. Cross Ange: Rondo of Angels and Dragons, “Kindan no Resistance” by Nana Mizuki
Having the same director as Gundam SEED extended into having a very similar style of opening.
Or “the rise of the series that change OPs really often and artists fond of caps lock”.
10. Gurren Lagann, “Sorairo Days” by Nakagawa Shouko
I love the way the third opening actually uses the later part of the song.
Incidentally, it just edged out the opening for New Getter Robo. Even on this list Gurren Lagann overshadows what it homages.
