Hello,

Today we'll have a small preview of one of the upcoming fall season 2012 anime series named "Hayate no Gotoku : Can't Take My Eyes Off You", the "third season" of the long running anime series revolving around the life of the unlucky butler named Hayate.

After changing from the SynergySP studio (first season) to J.C. Staff (second season), Hayate no Gotoku is now going to be adapted by Manglobe, the same group who created the great movie for the same franchise just an year ago.

Manglobe was also the same group behind many other successfull series in the past like Kami Nomi Zo Shiru Sekai or Ergo Proxy, and I'm quite looking forward to watch their "vision" of Hayate no Gotoku.

Hello,

Today we'll stop a bit the episodic coverage of this packed winter season 2011/2012 to talk about a slightly different topic that can be of interest to pretty much anyone watching anime, reading manga, collecting figures or playing visual novels (or doing all four like me).

This morning, I was thinking about how much my life has changed since I started watching anime many years ago, and I noticed how the spiral of increasing interest (starting from anime and reaching figures and similar goods) seems to have no end.

Now that I also write in this small blog about the same topic from over an entire year, the whole situation is slowly crashing into real life becoming more and more ubiquitous. 

Hello again,

Let's return back to the present after the last Maburaho post with another review of a famous manga/anime series of our time.

I'm talking about Hayate no Gotoku, a series that received two anime adaptations (52 episodes the first, 26 episodes the second) and has a still running manga (that I look to buy in the next April shipment from Japan).