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what are some of those singers that plays those songs names? and are they from anime shows?

music kicks ass, especially from anime (i don't want it to get locked, so i'm getting back on subject) i love that theme song from love hina

jaw drops ... how many people replied to this, and its such a simple topic ... T_T i think people love you ... every body hates me ...

well, after watching samurai champloo, i love thier theme song, and after kiddy grade, its good, and after <b> love hina </b> i love thier theme song ... from which anime shows do you love thier theme songs?

well, ive never played anime games, but from what you said about ghost in the shell, i'm going to check it out, sounds good ... and from the inuyasha person, i'm going to play all the .hacks, cause i'm absessed with the shows and the manga

okie ... i see you point ... and i see how my path in life is going to change ... career wise ... but yea ... anywho ... why can't the animators work with the manga storyliners ... so that they can get the artists vision and make it more following the manga, over losing a few steps, then coming back...

You see how I did that? Right there? I took only the part I was intending to quote and left every thing else out, thus making a small easier to follow post. look look you see it? Anywho you not one of the few the pround the excel fans, we are legion. The reason they don't get talked about is becaus...

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Anywho while manga is closer to an artists true vision, I prefer the polish and package of anime.

why is that?

Pu Chuuuu !!! That is from the series "Air" right? If not.. what the hell is that! lol.. No, no, no.... Excel Saga . It's one of many running gags ("But they're sooo cute !!!" - followed by rampant death and destruction.) It's not a serious suggestion, of course. For terminal, super-sweet cuteness,...

oh yea, card captor, its been a while, but i still remember it, thinking of it makes me want to watch it again, i'll brb after i'm done watching it of coarse