Back to my Psych assignment...

Tuesday, July 17, 2001 -- 07:02 a.m.

Satsuki-chan, after much mucking around in Google, your Kusa-kun's seiyuu is Aizawa Masaki. Very little info on him, except that he voiced a supporting part in You're Under Arrest, as well as the voice of Seiryuuseikun in the Fushigi Yuugi drama CD.

I know you're probably disappointed. But being a small part doesn't mean he's going to turn ugly. After all, there's more time in the TV series to develop his relationship with Yuzu-chan, unlike that unmentionable movie.

Monday, July 16, 2001 -- 11:32 p.m.

Leareth, I wasn't dissing you on the YM. Suddenly, my internet connection went haywire (#$%@ Starhub). My mail servers refused to connect and the Yahoo Messenger service wasn't responding to me. The only thing I can do is surf. It's weird, I know, but it's really not my fault. Hope to catch you another time.

Monday, July 16, 2001 -- 10:39 p.m.

Almost forgot. The character design is by Kanemori Yoshinori, who also did the Final Fantasy anime and Rail of the Star, neither of which is very CLAMPish in design. I hope an official site for the X anime will be released soon. Bah! Dangling little details just barely out of reach.

Monday, July 16, 2001 -- 09:32 p.m.

The full seiyuu listing for the X OVA/TV series is out on Clamp-net. I do not know whether it was a conscious decision on the part of the director, but most of the cast are barely known. Subaru is played by Sugita (not Seki) Tomokazu, who apparently voices Mikage Kagami in Ayashi no Ceres. Seishirou's seiyuu doesn't even have his name (Kawano Otoya) in kanji. His only credit listed in the Seiyuu database is a show called Psy Fai Harry.

Interestingly, Nataku is being voiced by Kumai Motoko (CCS's Li Syaoran). More CCS link is found in Hinoto, voiced by Hisakawa Aya (Kero-chan). Satsuki is done by Kuwashima Houko (Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne's Marron/Jeanne).

For fans of the Yami no Matsuei anime, the voice of Tatsumi, Morikawa Toshiyuki, is doing Aoki Seiichirou. I'm having a little problem hunting down the rest. It's not easy trying to pronounce kanji names without furigana.

Monday, July 16, 2001 -- 10:49 a.m.

The potential for bloodshed is indeed high. I'll probably kill Sei-chan (not that I need much help there), forcing Leareth to off Kamui in retaliation, and leave Subaru as the last man standing. It'll all be downhill from there. But what a challenge! The smutty DJ idea sounds good, Meta-chan, as long as it's S/K. ^_^ Alternatively, there is that all-expenses-paid trip to Tokyo.

Sunday, July 15, 2001 -- 08:51 p.m.

To the few whom I owe large scans, apologies. But I just didn't feel like doing anything this weekend.

Thanks Satsuki-chan, I try to give Lika another chance. How did you think my blog got this colour? ^_^

Ah, I guess I still owe you the title of that book: [藍原質店の事件ファイル　不機嫌な名探偵] (Aihara Shichiten no Jiken File -- Fukigen na Meitantei) by 渡辺瑞樹 (Watanabe Mizuki) and published by Kadokawa Shoten. ISBN number is 4048533665. Please use Japanese auto-encoding to see the kanji

Saturday, July 14, 2001 -- 12:01 a.m.

You mean, by "we", you weren't referring to your tapeworm? *ducks*

Friday, July 13, 2001 -- 11:34 p.m.

In case you haven't noticed, I've changed the layout again. Yeah, I'm an impatient little kitty. The truth is, I was surprised by the sudden proliferation of blue-toned blogs, so it's bye to my favourite posterboy. Gomen nasai, Kamui-chan. *hugs the boy*

Some of you are probably wondering by now: Who the heck are those guys? The pic comes from Tokyo Requiem, currently serialised in Mystery DX. Neat huh? And no, it's not by CLAMP. The artwork is done by Kasai Ayumi, while Imai Shuuhou does the story. I certainly don't mind being chained up before delicious guys like those two.