Aaggh, frown-made lambies.

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Good grief. I've just made a ridiculously large blunder concerning a college app that was due, uh, today. FFFFF, crap, my counselor's going to chew me up for this big time. Aahh, well,if this one doesn't work out, hopefully something will, haha. Work keeps piling up and I just don't know how to distribute my time! Got nauseous and got a headache 'cause of it, and when I get that worked up, it means I oughta vent, so here it is. Friggin' apps. and friggin' careless blunders of mine.

Watched Cencoroll today! I know a good number of people are disappointed with it, and I can't blame them. The trailer's coloring was much better, its animation was smoother and more exciting, the trailer stuff didn't even appear in the actual thing...BUT! It was a fun ride, and, boy, I really had a kick watching it. If this turns into a full blown series, count me in! Everything in the movie was low-key, which wasn't what I was expecting, but it happened to be my favorite aspect of the whole thing. It gave it a very, er, natural feel--as natural as a film having big white blobs with huge eyes and even larger mouths can be--but, no, really, the whole premise and concept was easy to take in and accept, I think. Sir Creepo Shuu wasn't AS creepo as I expected, but he's still an awesome character to me. Yuki wins my favorite character in the movie, hands down. Tetsu is still pretty cool. I'm normally not that into the apathetic and constantly irritable characters, but I liked Tetsu. I kinda wish we got to see more of Kei, but, well, what can we do. I recommend this to just about anyone who wants a short and simple yet fun ride.

And it's pretty much done by one guy (Atsuya Uki) singlehandedly! Come on, that's gotta be a pretty good incentive to watch it! And if you like Vocaloid stuff, it might help to know ryo did the music here (no Vocaloids used here though, haha).

Also? Hotel Dusk 2? Pretty please with a cherry on top.