Comments on: Rocketeering http://tancos.net/wp/2007/07/12/rocketeering/ There's a fine line between kawaii and kowai Fri, 05 Dec 2008 16:18:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: <img class="monsterid" src="http://www.gravatar.com/avatar.php?gravatar_id=f4c0c393e8d610d3e4220d5e54b893ed&&;size=80&default=http://tancos.net/wp/wp-content/plugins/wp-monsterid/monsterid/a5e2d8b946dbd69.png" alt="Refugee MonsterID Icon" height="80" width="80"/> Refugee http://tancos.net/wp/2007/07/12/rocketeering/#comment-104 Refugee MonsterID Icon Refugee Fri, 13 Jul 2007 23:05:01 +0000 http://tancos.net/wp/2007/07/12/rocketeering/#comment-104 Note: there are two sky beasts, the light blue one you mentioned, and another, more sinister, dark blue one. Both have what appear to be very nice breasts. I belatedly posted this as a belated comment to a Chizumatic article on OPs: I'm not normally a fan of J-Pop, but I absolutely cannot get the Oh! Edo Rocket OP tune out of my head. Happy, bouncy, with a sadly sweet middle verse that chokes me up a bit even though I haven't a clue what it's about. Series art is well-represented, we get a good taste of the setting and characters, there are no spoilers, and there's a charming bit of paper doll fan-service punctuated with a great little joke. Plus, you get an electric samisen in the late Edo period. How can you go wrong? Note: there are two sky beasts, the light blue one you mentioned, and another, more sinister, dark blue one. Both have what appear to be very nice breasts.

I belatedly posted this as a belated comment to a Chizumatic article on OPs:

I’m not normally a fan of J-Pop, but I absolutely cannot get the Oh! Edo Rocket OP tune out of my head. Happy, bouncy, with a sadly sweet middle verse that chokes me up a bit even though I haven’t a clue what it’s about.

Series art is well-represented, we get a good taste of the setting and characters, there are no spoilers, and there’s a charming bit of paper doll fan-service punctuated with a great little joke.

Plus, you get an electric samisen in the late Edo period. How can you go wrong?

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