Leon
Resident Saint Seiya fanboy

I haven't watched it yet. So I can't give an opinion on it.

Not saying you should, just know the feeling of it's only a couple of dollars.

There is a fair bit of anime on the store most for $1 or 2 an episode usually. A very tempting consideration at times.

There's a ton of stuff on the store. So you'll probably have plenty of things to look at and get you distracted.

There'll be plenty of things to challenge you still, but sounds like you're having fun with it. The evolving and growing of the familiar is a lot of fun.

It's from Level 5, both games, so they should feel a little familiar. There's a lot to do in Ni No Kuni, so you'll be busy for a while.

I'm pretty sure it is still completely possible to do everything in the game, but it'll just take a really long time to do so.

Ni no Kuni is a great game. So glad you hear you picked it up.

Glad you're playing WKC still. Yeah, I did some customization with the Knight, but it is mostly just getting all of the free stuff from fights/rifts and things. I'm glad you were able to find a way that works for you with the Archer. There is a lot of ways to make things work, just have to play around with them.

It's ok, I'll be around still. So however long it takes.

Yeah, it is no doubt rough to manage. But it is the living that they have picked. It helps that they probably enjoy what they are doing.

I think a lot of depends on the individual and if they have a team helping them or not. The ones that are more regulars with weekly deadlines I think have teams that help them. But the one that take longer usually have a lot more detail and content. So it all varies.

Yeah, Bosch does a pretty good job as Lelouch. I think they had a great cast and dub for the English version. They put a lot of time into, but it was a melodrama and comedy, so it sort of needed to be good. Skip Beat is a monthly or bi-monthly series, so it makes for very long waits.

Yeah, you're almost done withe Skip Beat. It's enjoyable, but like I said it stopped at a point I didn't want it to stop. There's so really great stuff after it. I've read some of Hayate, it looks enjoyable, but there is a mountain of stuff. And not all of this progressing forward, the anime has restarted I think or doing side stories. Probably why people think it is gone meh. Code Geass is very enjoyable and yeah it is often called Death Note with Gundams. It's a fair comparison.

Sword Art Online is really good, so I would suggest watching it. Skip Beat is good, but they end before some of the best stuff in the manga happened. So I wish there was more.

The conclusion would have been Light won and achieved the world he desired. Considering everything they show that happens in the time between L's death and where they resume normal time again. That would have been the epilogue. There was not anything missing after L died, so I think it would have concluded with no problems. Everything else they added was unnecessary for the story, there was nothing unresolved.

Yeah, with L dead a lot of the interest disappears. It was well done, but really should have just ended with L dead. It would have left a great impact and would have been perfect.