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Archives: July 2000
July 31, 2000 Today I have
a new rant entitled "Hollywood Execs Like Slashing Anime",
which recently finished an extended three week run at About.com.
A new rant has been posted, and you can read it by Clicking
Here. July 29, 2000 A review of the very
funny episode 9 of Trigun
has been posted along with screenshots. Chris is going to slow down
with the reviews and take a little break soon, so I will fill in
with my Trigun reviews. July 28, 2000 Just to remind
everyone, aside from reviewing anime series, we do also cover fantasy
novels. With that, today we present a long delayed review for The
Death of Chaos in the Recluce section. The Lore Store
has also been updated. In some fantasy news, the date for Robert
Jordan's new Wheel of Time book Winter's Heart has
been set for November 7, 2000. L.E. Modesitt's Scion of Cyador
is on track for September 2000. George R.R. Martin's A Storm
of Swords, the latest in the series A Song of Ice & Fire,
is set for release on October 31, 2000. I mention this because this
is the next series I will cover after finishing Recluce. July 26, 2000 Although the
Macross 7 TV series is over, there's still a few things left
to review. Today I present a review for the short movie Macross
7: The Galaxy Is Calling Me. I also updated the Links page with
a link to a Trigun review and information site. July 25, 2000 Trigun
is back with a review and screenshots for episode 8. We are also
closing in on a milestone for Macross, as nearly all animated
media bearing its name has been reviewed. I believe we are the only
site on the net to feature this. Our ultimate goal is to do the
same with Gundam. Well, Lore is
correct about the milestone part. Today is the end of the line for
the Macross 7 TV series with my reviews for episodes 47-49.
Shortly following this will be the scattered sequels to the series. July 24, 2000 Today I present
another set of good Macross 7 with reviews for episodes 44-46.
Tomorrow marks the end of the TV series and the last set of reviews.
Sad, ain't it? July 22, 2000 Today I present
reviews for four solid episodes of Macross 7 with coverage
of episodes 40-43. July 20, 2000 What better way to celebrate
July 20th than with screenshots and a review of episode 7 of Trigun! Well, there's
some good news today. Macross 7 is actually becoming a better
series as it winds down to a conclusion. Take a look for yourself
and read my reviews of episodes 36-39. In another update, we've
recently opened a Yahoo club that will function as a companion to
this website. It will offer more interactive features such as chat
and message boards. You can visit it by Clicking
Here. July 16, 2000 Today I have
even more Macross 7 with reviews (no screenshots) for episodes
33-35. No one will be happier than me when this series ends. On
another note, we'd really appreciate it if you could send us e-mails
about what you think of the site. We need to know what visitors
think and what you want from this site. Thanks. July 15, 2000 After a short
break, there is more Trigun available. Episode 6 has been
put up along with screenshots. July 12, 2000 In case you
hadn't guessed, there's more Macross 7 being served up today
with reviews (no screenshots) for episodes 30-32. July 11, 2000 Today I present
reviews for a string of bad Macross 7 episodes, namely episodes
27-29. The pains that I endure for this site. July 10, 2000 Macross returns
to the website today with my review of episode 26 of Macross
7. One review is less than I normally do, but if Lore can do
it, so can I. By the way, this review was written several months
ago and does not reflect my current opinion of the series. July 8,
2000 Speaking of
rants, today I've uploaded a new rant entitled "When Fans Go
Too Far." This is the second original rant I wrote for About.com,
and it recently finished it's two week run there. Check their website
for a new rant about editing in anime. July 7,
2000 July 5,
2000 July 4,
2000 On the other hand, Chris managed to get ahold of some Gundam anyway and presents a review for the movie Mobile Suit Gundam F91. July
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