"This might sound funny coming from a god of death, but I didn't feel alive."

I kind of got a Meet Joe Black vibe going there. The combined boredom of both the gods and humans is a time honored impetus for a supernatural story, though. I think Death Note is manga for now, but I found a site where I could read most of it pretty easily. It could get very popular.

Who wouldn't want to literally play hero with a notebook?

Literally. Get it? Taking words into their exact meaning, writing in a death notebook? There's all sorts of deep looping irony there.


Comic Party is also abbreviated as "ComiPa," and it's just some wacky and some touching storytelling about kids doing fan art. But I'd watch it again just for Taishi.

"Comrades! My brother... AND ... my sister! --Yes! It's a doujinshi convention!!"


Oh shoot, no one said Evangelion. Probably best that you stay away from that one, anyway, unless you like a melodramatic existentialist mind fuck. Seriously, Eva, I get enough of that weirdness when I dream journal for a whole night.


Furi Kuri is just supposed to mean fooling around... something like "second base." That show is so much like poetry.