This post is part of a aniblogger series I'm organizing called the Remembering Love project, where bloggers rewatch their favorites and blog about them each Sunday of this month. Yeah. yeah. we all know the aniblogosphere is mutual masturbation, but it's always fun to know what anime each blogger loves the most and more importantly, why he/she loves it; adds more of a personal touch to things. Right now, I'll be talking about Clannad and how it taught me to appreciate the little details. Be warned though, this is not a review, so if you didn't like Clannad, then run for the hills (it will be a long, long uphill climb though). ~Read more...
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This post is part of a aniblogger series I'm organizing called the Remembering Love project, where bloggers rewatch their favorites and blog about them each Sunday of this month. Yeah. yeah. we all know the aniblogosphere is mutual masturbation, but it's always fun to know what anime each blogger loves the most and more importantly, why he/she loves it; adds more of a personal touch to things. Right now, I'll be talking about Clannad and how it taught me to appreciate the little details. Be warned though, this is not a review, so if you didn't like Clannad, then run for the hills (it will be a long, long uphill climb though). ~Read more...
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After watching 8 episodes of Papa no Iukoto o Kikinasai, there was something that really got me thinking. Although many dissed the show as something perverted, the drama in the 8 episodes I watched proved that raising a family is a difficult task and reminding me of Clannad, which had similar themes. Despite the difficulties [...]
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After watching 8 episodes of Papa no Iukoto o Kikinasai, there was something that really got me thinking. Although many dissed the show as something perverted, the drama in the 8 episodes I watched proved that raising a family is a difficult task and reminding me of Clannad, which had similar themes. Despite the difficulties [...]
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Day 100/366 Clannad is about a stupid sick girl and a bunch of others. I hate this show so it's no surprise that I hate the uniforms as well. The only good thing is that the boy and girl uniforms match in their ugly. Blue bottoms and the same ugly tan jacket with a huge [...] Related posts:366 Days of Anime School Uniforms: Day 79/366 Ichigo 100% 366 Days of Anime School Uniforms: Day 28/366 Working!! 366 Days of Anime School Uniforms: Day 26/366 Bakuman
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Just a few tributes to possibly one of the saddest visual novel stories ever told, in the form of full opening music videos. I hope you enjoy! (This reminds me, I can’t wait for the translation of Key’s new visual novel Rewrite. Almost time for another round of emotional torture!)
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It’s been over two years since I first saw Clannad. Back then, on all the anime sites that I frequented, popular consensus treated it as an unquestionable classic, a masterpiece that every anime fan who finds the romance genre even … Continue reading →
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It’s been over two years since I first saw Clannad. Back then, on all the anime sites that I frequented, popular consensus treated it as an unquestionable classic, a masterpiece that every anime fan who finds the romance genre even … Continue reading →
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With the first season of Clannad having set Nagisa up as the "winner" of Tomoya's affections, After Story comes along to tell us how their life together turned out. And, this being a KEY production, it's not a happy story. Tissues at the ready... Read more...
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Clannad After Story Episode 10: “Season of Beginnings” In this aptly named episode of the second season of Clannad, Okazaki Tomoya and his friends have just graduated from high school, with the important exception of Tomoya’s girlfriend Furukawa Nagisa. Having missed too many days of school due to illness yet again, Nagisa will be repeating [...]
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It was during the summer holidays 2011 I watched Clannad for the first time. It was a journey. I am at a loss for words when writing this post to be honest with you all. Clannad, or more specifically its sequel After Story, is considered to be one of the few truly masterpieces of anime [...]
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Kyoto Prefecture, Yawata City houses a place which must be familiar to all fans of Clannad. The riverside and the cycling road there is a place where Tomoya fought the other guys and where the highly radioactive rainbow pan made its appearance. The very same place also appears in the opening of After Story. A few hundred meters away is a place which also appears in the opening from After Story and if you turn 90 degrees to your left hand side, you can see a picture from the ending from After Story.I wanted to get down there to take some photos from there, because that's the exact spot where the fighting scene took place; alas, it was impossible since the path was blocked by tall grass.Yawata can hardly be called a touristic spot. There seem to be some places of interest there as they had some maps and brochures at the station, but they won't be much well-known, I think. The places appearing in Clannad must be the most interesting and exciting thing about Yawata ^^ Here is a map with the spots (you need to zoom out a bit). It's a short walk from the station so you should not have much trouble getting there.View Clannad in a larger map
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Clannad. It's a Key show, which implies rip-your-heart-out scenes; and it's probably the most highly-regarded of their titles, which has me fearing a lynch-mob if I give it anything other than 5 stars. I'll start building the barricade now, shall I..? Read more...
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PR: Clannad Complete Collection Blu-Ray Edition on Sale Today HOUSTON, November 8th, 2011 – Section23 Films is pleased to announce one of anime’s most beloved series comes to HD. CLANNAD COMPLETE COLLECTION BLU-RAY EDITION is on sale today! Title:                 CLANNAD COMPLETE COLLECTION BLU-RAY EDITION Running Time:   600 min. Age Rating:       TV PG Language:         English & Japanese with English … Continue reading »
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Oh yes, I'm going there. ~Read more...
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Fans of Clannad and well endowed girls in school uniforms alike will both definitely adore this Tomoyo Sakagami figure - it captures her character near perfectly, with fetish favoring megane as well.
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Hey guys!!! After hours of tweaking and searching the net, I have figured out how to run Clannad in Linux on Wine. Usually, running Clannad on Wine would cause REALLIVE.EXE errors and the application is rated “Garbage” on AppDB here. The Limited Edition works flawlessly but I’m sure its quite hard to find a copy [...]
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Looking back, Clannad was my very first anime watched in its un-dubbed form (Dragonball Z and Pokémon were earlier but they were dubbed).  After watching the first season and started watching the second season and couldn’t carry on watching after the 16 episode of ~After Story~. Only as soon as the final episode was released, [...]
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Okazaki Tomoya is a student who goes to school only as a force of habit. He continues to be plagued by nightmares of a world with nothing left, where his existence is a mere conciousness. On the way to school one day, he meets a girl called Furukawa Nagisa, who from then on follows him [...]
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Hello, everyone! Next review up is for Clannad, another well-known Kyoto Animation series. Note: This does not include Clannad: After Story, which I will follow up on sooner or later. Okazaki Tomoya is a delinquent who finds life dull and … Continue reading →
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