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Category Archives: Favorite Anime List
Why the Episodes between the Big Start and Spectacular Finish are Important – Outlaw Star 17-23
As in any story, the most exciting part is the introductions, and its conclusions. In a story, as most anime’s really are, that intro phase is important. You have to introduce your characters and make your audience want to know … Continue reading
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The Value of a Team – Outlaw Star 13-16
Every March we are reminded of how great teams can accomplish great things. College Basketball’s NCAA Tournament showcases the best players and teams across the United States. And just as there is in basketball, great teams in can accomplish great … Continue reading
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Think Big, Make it Big – Outlaw Star 9 – 12
Life aboard a space ship never gets dull, does it? If you’re Gene Starwind it does. Gene’s recklessness and lack of forward thinking are finally starting to catch up to him. But do main characters ever get punished for being … Continue reading
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Outlaw Star and its Perfect Opening
As I previously lamented on this blog, Outlaw Star ranks highly in my favorite anime list. It is an action filled series, that takes you through a wide range of adventures and humor in its’ 26 episodes. And it starts … Continue reading
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Tagged Gene Starwind, Jim Hawking, Melfina, Outlaw Star, Space
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Space – Anime’s True Frontier
Space; anime’s true frontier. These are the episodes where true creative genius can thrive. To boldly let plot and character go where no man or woman has gone before.
