I think I found heaven...

[grifstar]

... And it's only 1-3 miles away..


Recently I've been hearing legends from fellow Central people (erm, the more tolerable ones that is) about a magical place just a blcok away from there. That's right, an anime store. Completely easy to miss had you not know if it's there, but now I where it's hiding. I wonder how long it's been there..

But ye, it's jam-packed with lots of anime stuff. Most being the common stuff(Inuyasha, Cowboy Bebop, Chobits, etc.), but has a special wall offically dedicated to FMA. So yes, I've found my happy place. Hrm... I wonder if I could sell my doubled cards there o.o;


Also the guy there is kinda kewl. Supposibly he's a writer for Anime Insider(or was, I forget) O.O;;. And sooner or later they will have showings there. Maybe someday I can pitch in with my anime hoard. Maybe someday I could work there O.O. My fangirlism is rising dramatically


Such excitement happiness =D

Comments

[grifstar.livejournal.com]

Meh, you'll be surprised.. Despite it's popularity almost no one STILL knows about it(trust me, I've seen it). Atleast, not the massive mainstream population yet. I know plently more Trigun, Fruitsbasket, DN Angel, Inuyasha, Wolf's Rein fans than FMA. But give them a year or so and they'll find some way to wreck it >_>

And lol, alright XP

[zrana.livejournal.com]

Yes... it WILL be common,but it's not there yet. Espeicially since the first DVD just recently came out and there are LOTS of anti-dub-on-tv anime people out there. (false-ly elitest idiots many of them seem to be to me). Once the series starts with repeated re-runs and another DVD or so comes out, it really should be a common knowledge anime..

...and by then all the merchandise we're supposed to be getting in stores here (like shirts at hot-topic, and of course the manga nearer to mid-spring to summer)... FMA stuff will hopefully be everywhere for me to buy. >D