Hello everyone,

Today, I was surfing the anime blogosphere and I noticed many post on "how to write a successfull blog" and similiar arguments floating around in the net, most of them contained many truths and many lies about this little world that is the blogosphere.

We all write a blog in order to get read, to offer a service (like I do with wallpapers) or to share your own opinion with the community, right? Yes, there is no blogger who would not want his post being read and I don't think anybody would open a free-to-read public blog without wanting it to share something with someone else.

While the target may be different depending on the type of blog (I read some blog dedicated to a group of friend or micro-community), this is a truth that nobody can escape from. We want exposure!

Hello everyone,

Here we are to talk yet another time (this is hopefully the last post of the catch-up with the airing of the series) of A Channel, a slice of life series currently on-air that is costantly gaining points thanks to its relaxing plot and high production values.

Yeah because the couple episodes were centered on very simple concepts, but in their own way they were successfull at giving the "slice of life" touch to the series. I'm talking about the Run and Tooru "fight" and about the Yuuko care for Tooru in asking everyone to remake the hot-cake right there.

Hello everyone,

Today after watching yet another wonderful episode of A Channel I stopped at thinking about what is that makes an anime good and enjoyable for me.

What is that makes an anime funny and interesting, is it really only plot and deep involvement (Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica)? Is it only good comedy (Seitokai Yakuindomo)?

From the start of the time I watched over 500 anime series and I got in every genre (I watch almost any kind of anime to be honest) good experiences and bad experiences.

Hello everyone,

Here we are for another Flash Post, this time over another slice of life series I'm quite liking recently named A Channel that I already talked about in a previous post. (at the moment I watched only four episodes of it)

I was right on continuing at watching this series as its various characters are starting to grow on me, especially the combo Tooru / Nagi (oppressor / oppressed).

Hello everyone,

Here we are for another rambling over a series I just watched the first couple of episodes and that while pretty simple it has some potential for the future episodes. I'm talking about A Channel based on an original work (4coma) by bb Kuroda.