Itachi-chan

Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu! Is a funny anime, it's not a sequel or a prequel of the other FMP. AniDB's Review:

Unlike its predecessor, Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu is pure comedy at its best. Derived from a novel, it consists of several unrelated short episodes dealing mostly with school and school related activities. Packed with slapstick, comedy and lots of chances for Sousuke to mess up by misunderstanding common highschool habits with military drill, Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu is an assault on your belly muscles thanks to it`s unique setting and background.

(Note: FMP? Fumoffu is not a sequel to FMP!. The story is not continued, there are no mecha in Fumoffu. Do yourself a favor and do not expect Fumoffu to pick up where FMP! ended, or disappointment will be guaranteed. Well there are some parts that remind of FMP.)

It's a shame that there are just 11 episodes, but is very, very funny.

funkluscious

Just watched the first episode of this new anime Kiba. From the episode I gathered that there is this city locked off from this other world by doors. The city is crape and everyone except Zed has to wear masks so they wouldn't breath in the atmosphere. Anyway Zed is a rebel, who the city wants to suppress because he's the son of a shadow caster.
Tell me if you've seen it.

Miroku4444

NicMac

It seems you are starting lots of topics today ^^
Anyhow, I think that it all depends on how you use the money you've just won.
I guess most people, when they win a million or two think "Omg! a million bucks! I'm so rich, this is suficient for all my life! I don't even have to work! etc etc" so they just sit there, in their newly aquired mansion, with a few cars in the garage and they spent a lot in a short amount of time.
This said, now they don't have anything to do, since they don't have to work for a living. They get bored, and life finally sucks. I think this is where the proverb "Money can't buy happiness" comes from.

Now if I won the lottery, I would not do something like that. I would invest it into an ambitious project, like creating my own company, or something like that, that still requires effort, but can be profitable in the future. This would keep me occupied, give me a sense of accomplishment, which is good, and eventually generate more funds that can be used for all sorts of things better than just buying a big house and sitting there all day.

Well, that's how I see it ^^

lmao

Im sorry 1 or 2 million ain't going to buy a mansion and a few cars. You'd need at least over 30 or 40 million for that.

The key is to keep your head and not overspend if you win only 1 or 2 million. The best thing to do is put the money in the bank and live off the interest. Thats what i would do.

Winning the lottery would be great for me. Id never be bored. I can always find things to do. Also i would always be able to find something to buy. Look at all the animes that keep coming out. So i dont think id ever be able to buy all i want, there would always be something coming out around the corner.

sparky-chan123

okay, I love one piece..... safe to say so does everyone else who's commented on this topic.... so I guess I won't say any more on that.

Like everyone else has pointed out 4kids really messed up on this when they were editing it. I wonder what they do when he lights it.... (I've only seen a few episodes that were subbed...)

to be honest I didn't like it when I first saw it on "the fox box" a few years ago on saturday mornings...

but all that aside, my favorite characters are luffy and chopper. luffy cause he's the leader, the main character, and he's the goofiest, loudest, funniest person there... and being made of rubber doesn't hurt. I like chopper because he's a talking reindeer, what girl doesn't think that's cute?

FerricChef

I'll agree with the Usopp voice, but Sanji doesn't really get under my skin. I'll admit, the whole Brooklyn wiseguy accent's a little off-putting, but not enough to make me apoplectic.

And yeah, it's generally agreed that the myriad cuts/edits are dumb, but that's what happens when you take a semi-violent, occasionally foul-mouthed (Sh*t-geezer) show and try to turn it into a TV-Y7 program. I mean, you can't really blame them for targeting what was (at the time) a more lucrative market. Now, I'm not defending it, just pointing out why.

And that, ladies and germs, is what Kaizoku is for. (Not necessarily advocating, jus' saying).