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Other Anibloggers

It’s a good thing to have friends around the blo­gos­phere, espe­cially the ones who are into the same inter­est as you do. Below are some of the aniblogs I fre­quently read; all of them are a rec­om­mended read. Check them out when­ever you have a chance!

We Love Maids by Gar­gron.
Ger­man blog­ger Gargron’s thoughts on anime and his love and ded­i­ca­tion for it are all writ­ten on his blog. He is also an excel­lent web designer and his blog’s lay­out is the result of his hard work and deter­mi­na­tion.

neko’s thinkbox by nekosasu.
One of the things that attract read­ers to nekosasu’s blog is that his post is very provoca­tive on var­i­ous fronts. The basis of his blog are on anime and manga reviews.

The Death­seeker by Pan­ther.
Panther’s thoughts on anime is very pro­found and intri­cate to its very detail. He also has a pas­sion on col­lect­ing fig­ures and lis­ten­ing to music.

xJAYMANx_toybox by xJAY­MANx.
Hailed from the out­skirts of Canada, xJAY­MANx has a wide view­ing of anime ever since he can remem­ber. His blog is the place to go for a friendly dis­cus­sion on a par­tic­u­lar topic, and he is totally up for it!

Gor­do­na­tor by gor­don.
Some may know him as the Sin­ga­porean Stormtrooper. How­ever it may be, gor­don is still the man who takes his inter­est of anime to a height where he can be witty, funny and straight­for­ward.

Gan­batte For­ever by sein­ime.
His blog started off as a trans­la­tor site. Now, sein­ime is blog­ging on his inter­est on anime and manga series. On the odd occa­sion, he also blogs ran­dom stuff and is now dip­ping his hands into anime art.

Atarashi Pre­lude by shin.
Witty and hilar­i­ous are the words I use to describe shin’s blog. His take on anime and manga are often an object of laugh­ter that read­ers will enjoy.

The Great Blue Sky~ by Argyle.
Anime inter­est notwith­stand­ing, Philip­pino blog­ger Argyle also has a keen inter­est in draw­ing anime art. He’ll be itch­ing to get into dig­i­tal arts soon, so here’s wish­ing good luck to him!

Paper Flower by meflo­raine.
If the one thing that I can describe about meflo­raine when the first time I talked to her was her vast knowl­edge in dig­i­tal arts. She also reviews anime and manga with all her pas­sion and soul.

Bruneian Otaku no Sekai by yamada.
yamada hails from Brunei. His blog chron­i­cles around his pas­sion on the Japan­ese cul­ture as well as the anime world.

Ani­mat­ic­fig­ma­tion by persocom-san.
figma’s the word for persocom-san. He and his wife runs this blog with their keen inter­est trans­fixed on fig­ures and anime.

Otaku Dan: The Life Of An Anime Fan by Otaku-dan and Kararu-Chan.
Open-ended top­ics are the main ingre­di­ents on Otaku-Dan’s blog. He and his girl­friend often posts up inter­est­ing mate­ri­als that sparks dis­cus­sions with fel­low vis­i­tors.

Ran­dom Curios­ity by Omni.
Omni ded­i­cates his time and pas­sion to review­ing series that are aired on par­tic­u­lar sea­sons. Exten­sive and com­pre­hen­sive, his blogsite is the first place I would go for a short read on his impres­sions and expec­ta­tions.

The Cart Dri­ver by Scamp.
Hav­ing blogged for Bok­uta­chi no Blog since Sum­mer 2008, Scamp has grad­u­ated to have his own blog in the mid­dle of Decem­ber 2008. He posts episod­ics on series that he thinks deserves to watched, and most of his posts are exten­sive and hearty.