Last spring, young seiyuu/singer Hayami Saori 早見沙織 was teamed with Tomatsu Haruka and Nakajima Megumi, as the group "Eclipse," for several songs in Basquash.Now she teams with Yoshida Hitomi 吉田仁美 (left), as "Blue Drops," for the OP to Sora no Otoshimono. Hayamin stars as Ikaros in the show.Yoshida-san is a 25-year-old stage actress, singer, and seiyuu, and her work here is outstanding. As is 18-year-old Hayamin's. They both have accurate voices and musical talent and skill. They are more like professional singers than seiyuu/singers.To me, their work is a step up from Eclipse. It certainly is more suited to the clarity and subtlety of Hayamin's voice.The maxi-single comes out tomorrow: the SoraOto OP Ring My Bell, and another song, Soba ni Irareru dake de ("Just to Be By Your Side"), which was the ED for episode one. Available from CDJapan and Amazon Japan.There are three versions of each song on the disk: a version with Hitomi singing lead and Saori singing back-up; a version with Saori singing lead and Hitomi behind her; and also the usual instrumental "karaoke" version. The Hitomi version of the OP is used in the anime, and the Saori version on the anime's radio show.Here are brief samples of both vocal versions of both songs. First, the Yoshida Hitomi version of Ring My Bell:<object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="http://www.mydatanest.com/files/hashihime/18661_sln1v/player.swf" id="audioplayer1" height="24" width="290"> <param name="movie" value="http://www.mydatanest.com/files/hashihime/18661_sln1v/player.swf"><param name="FlashVars" value="playerID=audioplayer1&amp;soundFile=http://www.mydatanest.com/files/hashihime/21514_cid8l/Ring_My_Bell_clip4__Hitomi_.mp3"><param name="quality" value="high"><param name="menu" value="false"><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></object>Now the Hayami Saori version of Ring My Bell:<object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="http://www.mydatanest.com/files/hashihime/18661_sln1v/player.swf" id="audioplayer1" height="24" width="290"> <param name="movie" value="http://www.mydatanest.com/files/hashihime/18661_sln1v/player.swf"><param name="FlashVars" value="playerID=audioplayer1&amp;soundFile=http://www.mydatanest.com/files/hashihime/21516_42x31/Ring_My_Bell_clip2__Saori_.mp3"><param name="quality" value="high"><param name="menu" value="false"><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></object>Hitomi has a real country-pop voice, to me. Her version has more verve. But Saori has one of the most beautiful and interesting voices I know. It gives me shivers.Here is the Hitomi version of Soba ni Irareru dake de:<object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="http://www.mydatanest.com/files/hashihime/18661_sln1v/player.swf" id="audioplayer1" height="24" width="290"> <param name="movie" value="http://www.mydatanest.com/files/hashihime/18661_sln1v/player.swf"><param name="FlashVars" value="playerID=audioplayer1&amp;soundFile=http://www.mydatanest.com/files/hashihime/21518_bkkls/rareru_Dake_de_clip__Hitomi_.mp3"><param name="quality" value="high"><param name="menu" value="false"><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></object>And here is the Saori version:<object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="http://www.mydatanest.com/files/hashihime/18661_sln1v/player.swf" id="audioplayer1" height="24" width="290"> <param name="movie" value="http://www.mydatanest.com/files/hashihime/18661_sln1v/player.swf"><param name="FlashVars" value="playerID=audioplayer1&amp;soundFile=http://www.mydatanest.com/files/hashihime/21517_vfkvb/Irareru_Dake_de_clip__Saori_.mp3"><param name="quality" value="high"><param name="menu" value="false"><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></object>Saori's warm tones enfold me. But Hitomi gives the song a nostalgic edge that has some of the flavor of a post-war French ballad. Together, their voices just soar.This is the kind of musical company Hayamin deserves to keep. Hayamin is more than just a seiyuu who sings. Musically, she has something special to give. And so does Yoshida Hitomi, it seems to me.In interviews, Hitomi says she envies Saori's "mature" voice. Saori says that the smiling energy of Hitomi's voice always makes her smile, too.They chose the name "Blue Drops" from a short-list of three given them by the record company (Columbia Music Entertainment): "Blue Drops," "Tsubasa" ("wings"), and "Arutaaberu" (I don't know what this last one connotes).Hitomi said that she wants to do more work together as Blue Drops.Yoshida Hitomi has a continuing role as Miura Haru in Hitman Reborn. Her other anime roles have been few and minor -- in Koihime Musou, among other shows -- but she has also appeared in 18 stage plays and three films, as well as doing TV ads.Hayami Saori broke into voice acting at 15, as Momoka in Touka Gettan, and has played Kou in Wagaya no Oinari-sama, Musubi in Sekirei, Saki in Eden of the East, and Ikaros in Sora no Otoshimono. Aliens, goddesses, and priestesses seem to be the roles she is given.When the duo was getting its name, I wonder if anyone concerned ever thought of the fine yuri science fiction anime from a couple of years ago, Blue Drop. Probably not. I would love to see Hayamin star in a sequel -- as an alien, of course.links:Hayami Saori Anime News NetworkHayami Saori hashihime blog postHayami Saori jp.Wikipedia (Japanese)Yoshida Hitomi Anime News networkYoshida Hitomi jp.Wikipedia (Japanese)Yoshida Hitomi blog (Japanese)Japanese interview features: one twoExtra:Hayamin was on Hiyama Nobuyuki's radio show last week. (He has played numerous well-known rules, such as Guy in GaoGaiGar, Balmung in .hack shows, Madarame in Genshiken, Kashiwagi in Marimite, etc.)The fast-talking Hiyama eventually let Hayamin get a word in edgewise, asking her various questions:If you were an animal, what animal would you be? A chick.What food do you like? Boiled gyouza (jiaozi, Chinese meat dumplings).What do you like to do on a day off? Go shopping.What kind of person do you admire? Adoptive parents.If you weren't a seiyuu, what would you like to be? A piano teacher or art teacher. Something in the arts.In her recent interview on Mako's TV show, spread over two weeks, Hayamin said she has played piano since she was four. She has learned swimming, and tennis (how appropriate for her character in Love Plus). But she is not that athletic, and piano is the one thing she has kept up. She took jazz-singing lessons in the same class as her mother.She cooks a bit, making dinner sometimes, and making sweet things like pound cake and waffles (her family recently got a waffle iron). But she only does more complicated sweets, such as Valentine's chocolates, with her mother's help.
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Sora no Otoshimono OP “Ring My Bell” by blue drops Tracklist: 01 – Ring My Bell (Main Vocal Hitomi) 02 – Soba ni Irareru Dake de (Main Vocal Hitomi) 03 – Ring My Bell (Main Vocal Saori) 04 – Soba ni Irareru Dake de (Main Vocal Saori) 05 – Ring My Bell [...]
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「任侠���セレブ���と初夜���アツイヨル���」 (Ninkyou (Serebu) to Shoya (Atsui Yoru)) "First Night (Hot Night) with the Yakuza (Celebrity)" Bear wrestling, yakuza, a deserted island, bikini tanlines, seaweed monsters, and a sultry student council president. The last one is a given nowadays, but you don't see the others a whole lot, especially not all in the same episode.
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「愛と三角地帯���トライアングル���ふたたび」 (Ai to Sankaku Chitai (Toraianguru) Futatabi) "Love and a Triangle, Again" The return of the flying pantsu! It's rare when a male protagonist seizes the opportunity I have in mind, but Tomoki delivers here as he pulls a quick one on Sohara with exploding pantsu.
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Ever since the days when I was first introduced to anime, I had seen crappy shows. In fact, it seems that I take some bizarre, masochistic delight out of tormenting myself with the latest steaming piles of horse manure that the Japanese anime industry produces oh so regularly.Yeah! Suck it watermelon! Who's king shit now!?And yet, despite the hundreds of trails by fire that I've endured, never in my life had an anime been so bad that it caused me to physically vomit. That was until that fateful day I saw Sora no Otoshimono....I...I don't even know what the say anymore...STORYTomoki Sakurai is a normal, boring, ordinary high school student. And if anime has taught me anything about Japan, it's that boring, unimpressive, male high school students who barely have a discernible personality, are the most sexually attractive men in the entire known universe.Of course, none of the girls even seem to care about the resident bishounen. They like their men plain and boring.So anyway, Tomoki, in all his boringness, has a super hot neighbour who is obviously wet for him. However, like all Japanese high school girls, she doesn't have the balls to just tell him so, and instead expresses her feelings in the form of physical violence.She's wet! Heheh, I made a double entendre!Later on, as Tomoki is walking around, all boring and main character-like, a totally titilicious girl falls from the sky. Like a meteor. With tits. A titieor.Titplosion!To cut a short story even shorter, the girl then introduces herself as Icarus, and claims to be a, "pet class angelroid," which seems to entail having her wear a leash, grant Tomoki's every wish and act in a manner so subservient it would probably cause an entire room of feminist to spontaneously combust should they ever have the misfortune to see this.Look at this and weep.So with his newly acquired wish granting angel, Tomoki proceeds to...commit a wide range of crimes, including sexual assault, public nudity and genocide. And this is all in the first episode...I must admit that when I die, this is how I want to go.CHARACTERSSakurai TomokiThe main character. The typical boring high school student who just wants a quiet life. Slightly differentiated from every other harem lead by the fact that instead of being a celebrate virgin, he's actually perverted. The only problem being that he's not perverted as in lovable leech pervert, he's perverted as in registered sex offender pervert.Aww, doesn't he look adorable molesting that woman?IcarusThe main female character, and a 'pet class angelroid', whatever the shit that means. Like Tomoki, she too has no real personality, and simply exists in order to shower the viewer with moe and boobs. May possibly be an alien weapon.Yeah, real subtle there Japan.Sohara MitsukiTomoki's childhood friend and neighbour who inexplicably breaks into his house every morning in order to wake him up. Even more mysteriously, she finds Tomoki irresistibly attractive despite his blandness. However, in Japan, one expresses one's love for someone by violently assaulting them.Goddammit, why don't I have childhood friends like this?Eishiro SugataAn upperclassman to Tomoki and Mitsuki and the president of a stupid little club called, 'The New World'. Generally does bizarre things like paragliding off buildings. Is probably a closet otaku...well, not that closet actually....yeah, that's just sad.Mikako SatsukitaneAnother upperclassman, and Sugata's hilariously morally ambiguous friend. Seems to own a private army or something. Has the potential to be the best character in the show, but sadly, doesn't get much screentime compared to the rest.You gotta love a character who'd happily profit from a friend's death.ANIMATIONThis is what really surprised me about Sora no Otoshimono; the show is absolutely gorgeous it is. The animation is fluid, and the art is beautiful. Special mention must also be made to the many night scenes, as well as many of the closeups of Icarus; the art reaches eroge level quality.A show that looks this good should not be allowed to be this bad.Sadly, I can't really elaborate about the art, as I have no formal training in animation and can't critically analyse it. I can however say, that it's beautiful, and is easily the strongest feature of Sora no Otoshimono.Hey! Tits!OVERVIEWDespite how beautiful this show looks, this doesn't change the fact that it's absolutely horrible. The characters are derivative to a level approaching satire, the plot looks like it was conceived by a 5-th grader, and the directing is laughably subpar.Yup, he's leading her along with a leash. This is obviously an equal relationship.As I had mentioned above, this show is the first and only anime that was so bad, it caused me to physically gag and vomit. If you're curious, this particular travesty occurred in the first episode, which displayed one of the most inept instances of drama in the history of fiction;Shortly after discovering Icarus, Tomoki learns that she has the ability to grant him his every wish. Naturally, he starts small, by first asking for money. However, this soon spirals out of control, culminating in him turning invisible and stopping time in order to molest and rape women.Breaking into one's house to perv on someone is obviously what good friends do to each other.After his joy filled romp of sexual deviancy, Tomoki jokingly tells Icarus that he wants to conquer the world. He then wakes the next day to discover that Icarus has destroyed every single human being on the planet, so that he may rule it. This is then played completely seriously as a tragic turn of events. Uh...what? Tomoki you dumb shit! You already knew Icarus was powerful enough to MANIPULATE SPACE AND TIME! WHAT THE SHIT DID YOU THINK WAS GOING TO HAPPEN!?This is a chicken. It too was destroyed. You should feel bad.So anyway, the earth is now a dead planet, and Tomoki in his grief commands Icarus to kill herself. He then changes his mind 3 seconds later, and lunges at Icarus to try prevent her from blowing her brains out, and cries like a little bitch.Oh, the angst!The drama!Will she do it!? WILL SHE DO IT!?Nooes! I didn't think you'd try to kill yourself after I ordered you to kill yourself!Eventually, Tomoki manages to convince Icarus not to kill the shit out of herself, and wishes that this had all been a dream. Lo and behold, the next day, Tomoki wakes up to find out that Icarus had reversed it all and the world is back to normal. And again, he is utterly amazed at her power. Wow, how dumb is this kid?It reads "Icarus + Master = Fun" I think it was meant to be heartwarming, but I just found it creepy as hell.Now in writing, I realize that whole sequence doesn't sound quite as horrible as it was. But I must remind, the stupidity that unfolds in those 5 or so minutes are played completely seriously, with naught a hint of acknowledgement at the idiocy or predictability inherent in it. And if anyone is curious, the bit where Tomoki told Icarus to kill herself and then cried like a little bitch when he found out she was actually going to do it was the bit that made me puke out my lunch.Tomoki, this is you. I crush you! Crush you like a bird!That little bit of drama aside however, Sora no Otoshimono doesn't really offer much except predictable ecchi humour. You know, the type that has been coming out of Japan for the past 20 years. About the only instance of actual creativity in Sora came in episode 2, which featured a flock of flying...panties. No, it wasn't a high point in the history of anime, but at least I didn't see it coming...It is my dream to show this to Hayao Miyazaki. Mainly because I want to see a grown man cry.Another thing that drives me crazy is how intensely dislikeble the main character is. At first, I was happy to see he wasn't another hopelessly shy celebrate, but seeing a man commit hundreds of sexual offenses with not a care in the world isn't endearing either. Goddammit Japan! Do you have any other male personality types besides 'eternal virgin' and 'serial sex offender'!?I feel sorry for Icarus. I feel so sorry...And yet, despite how utterly horrible Sora no Otoshimono is, I can't quite get myself to completely hate it. As mentioned before, this is a beautiful anime to look at. And perhaps more importantly, there have been brief hints that the series may grow into something far more watchable.Macross missile massacre! ...either that, or tentacle rape.The scene where Icarus first falls down from the sky in episode 1 is breathtaking. It is beautifully animated, from the initial explosion, to the falling sky pillars, to Icarus soaring through the night sky. For that brief moment I had forgotten how bad the rest of the show was, and was genuinely enjoying what was unfolding on screen. Similarly, several scenes in the opening suggest that a far more inspired sci-fi epic might be waiting in later episodes.Why Japan!? WHY DID YOU MAKE SOMETHING THIS BAD LOOK THIS GOOD!?This of course, does not change the fact that Sora no Otoshimono is currently an uninspired, derirative, ecchi comedy that sets back the feminist movement by 50 years. Yet, I can't help but hold out on that faint glimmer of hope that it might grow to be something more. It is likely that I'll regret this decision, but like how I believe in God, I'm going to believe in Sora no Otoshimono, despite all evidence to the contrary.
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Josh is staging a comeback that includes his newly minted co-writer, Polaryzed, producing cutesy first impressions going like this: Now this series threw me for a loop. I came into it knowing that it’d be a fan service comedy. The premise/synopsis from ANN made it sound very similar to To Love-Ru. I enjoyed watching that show, [...]
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Polaryzed – Now this series threw me for a loop.  I came into it knowing that it’d be a fan service comedy.  The premise/synopsis from ANN made it sound very similar to To Love-Ru.  I enjoyed watching that show, in a mindless zombie way, and I’m never one to shy away from fan service, so [...]
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Ikaros, y so moe? This is one of the shows this season I’m also watching and I have worries at first on this one but it turns out to be really good for the past three weeks (yeah, including that pantsu-riffic episode 2, I enjoyed that a lot). [...]
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Vital Stats: Title: Sora no Otoshimono Japanese Title:  そらのおとしもの Studio: AIC Asta Licensor: Crunchyroll Director: Hisashi Saitou Based On:   Suu Minazuki's manga   The Story   <object classid="clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000" codebase="http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=9,0,0,0" id="gb_player" align="middle" height="360" width="640"> <param name="allowScriptAccess" value="always"> </param> <param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"> </param> <param name="movie" value="http://www.animevice.com/video/video.swf"> </param> <param name="quality" value="high"> </param> <param name="flashvars" value="paramsURI=http%3A//www.animevice.com/video/params/188/?w=1"> </param> <param name="videoURI" value="http://media.animevice.com/video/av_091020_sora.flv"> </param> <param name="bgcolor" value="#000000"> <embed wmode="transparent" src="/video/video.swf" quality="high" bgcolor="#000000" name="gb_player" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" flashvars="paramsURI=http%3A//www.animevice.com/video/params/188/?w=1" align="middle" height="360" width="640"> </embed> </param> <param value="transparent" name="wmode"> </param> </object>   The Review Let me get a quick letter out of the way first.   Dear Japan,   Can we please move past the fantasy that a HIGH SCHOOL AGE girl will, upon barging into a guy's room (and not for the first time), will be so horrified and offended by his natural body reactions (i.e. morning wood) that she will actually shriek and beat the crap out of him? It's just stupid. And it makes your sex education look even worse than it probably is.   Love, me.   That aside, I found myself enjoying Sora no Otoshimono considerably more than I expected. To be sure, it's a fanservice-fest, especially as Tomoki explores his newly-granted powers to look up girls' skirts and grope his next-door neighbor, and frankly, I found that whole chunk of the episode pretty obnoxious. But other than that I thought it was rather cute, although nothing particularly new-- even lead female/angel Ikaros looks sort of like what would happen if Ai from Video Girl Ai was designed by CLAMP and the Strike Witches team and then given bigger breasts.    Perhaps it's the fact that the lead character is an ass at the beginning but gets his comeuppance almost immediately is what provides the series its charm; in a moe series like this we're used to one of three protagonists: the "normal" guy, the "wussy" guy, and the "perverted douchebag," the latter of which is usually unrepentant because he usually stars in a comedy. The earliest such example I can think of would be Ataru Moroboshi , of Urusei Yatsura fame, but more recently you could watch He Is My Master for its lead Yoshitaka, whose nicest act always turns out to be the result of some selfish motive. But not so here: we've got what is essentially a "normal" guy who turns "perverted douchebag" when handed his super-powered angelic slave, only to be honestly smacked down as fast as possible.   The two girls, Ikaros and Mitsuki, are pretty standard cookie-cutter girls so far. Ikaros is essentialy Yuki Nagato-- stoic --but programmed to be a nearly omnipotent servant robot. Mitsuki is every mildly-tsundere childhood friend character who bullies and/or mothers the object of her affection. Both are well-acted, and hopefully they-- and Tomoki --will develop nicely.   The animation is decent, and the voice acting is fine, if not particularly outstanding. I liked the song they played at the end, which I'm guessing is actually the OP, since it doesn't match the flying panties ED sequence. All in all, I'd say the show will probably be pretty good for a moe comedy with a touch of fantasy, but nothing you'll slap yourself upside the head for missing, either.     Ratings (of 5): Story: ♥♥♥  Animation: ♥♥♥ Characters: ♥♥♥ OP/ED Themes: ♥♥♥ Overall: ♥♥♥    IF, THEN, BUT If you like these shows, you might like Sora no Otoshimono. - Mahoro-Matic - Queen's Blade - Sekirei Release Info: Released: October 5th, 2009 Length: Ongoing; unknown Features: - English subtitles  - Simulcast-- watch here
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「エンジェロイド初体験���0シレイ���」 (Enjeroido Hatsutaiken (0 Shirei)) "An Angelroid's First Experience (0 Command)" It's not all about nopan and handcuffs here, as this week has one of the cutest moments with Ikaros.
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Sora no Otoshimono そらのおとしもの Heaven’s Lost Property Premiere Date: 10/4 Studio: AIC ASTA Genre: Harem Comedy Trailer Available via Crunchyroll Tomoki lives a high school life filed with boredom and peace. Going to school with his beautiful best friend, Sohara, and making as few waves around him as possible, his is a life of leisure. The one odd thing about his life is [...]
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The Sacred Blacksmith As an heir to a long line of blacksmiths, the hero must overcome challenges and bond with those around him in order to forge the ultimate weapon to defeat the ultimate evil. A pretty standard synopsis, I'm sure you'd agree, though I was in fact describing a videogame, hence why I feel as [...]
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Sora no Otoshimono
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So yeah, I was bored enough to try this. I expected some retarded ten-penny harem but soon found myself watching something that’s basically Akikan! on steroids. And what’s scary, it works! SoraOto goes totally over-the-top with sex jokes but somehow manages to pull it off so that I found myself actually laughing to the jokes [...]
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Pantyroad, Take me home, To the place, I belong… West Tokyo, High School Girls, I’ll be home, Pantyroad… (apologies to John Denver.) I watched ET when I was quite young and I cried; I watched Sorato yesterday and I was touched (NOT). It was such a wonderful sight seeing different colors and types of animated panties soaring through the sky and even piercing through [...]
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Apparently, my last post was too long.  And by too long, I mean “wow, this post took me like two hours to type up, and I was planning on taking twenty minutes.” Kobato. Thank God I don’t read summaries before I watch shows (though I probably should have before plunging into the shithole that was Miracle Train). [...]
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「天翔ける虹色下着���ロマン���」 (Amakakeru Nijiiro Shitagi (Roman)) "Soaring Rainbow-Colored Underwear (Romance)" No pantsu and handcuffs. Whether you have these fetishes or not, Sora no Otoshimono will have you talking about this week's episode one way or another.
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<meta name="Title" content=""> <meta name="Keywords" content=""> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"> <meta name="ProgId" content="Word.Document"> <meta name="Generator" content="Microsoft Word 2008"> <meta name="Originator" content="Microsoft Word 2008"> <link href="http://www.anime3000.com/file://localhost/Users/lanadmin/Library/Caches/TemporaryItems/msoclip/0/clip_filelist.xml" rel="File-List"> <style> </style> Sora no Otoshimono (The Heaven’s Lost Property)<o:p></o:p> By: Bradley Meek<o:p></o:p> Season Premiere: October 4, 2009 Director: Hisashi Saito Anime Production: AIC A.S.T.A.<o:p></o:p> Story: Sakurai aspirations to live a quiet life are shattered when an angel from heaven falls from the sky and chains herself to him.<o:p></o:p> Impression: “Nice to meet you. I am a Pet Class Angelroid. I am here to fulfill your every desire.” “I will do anything you command, master.” And in case that was too subtle for you, look into her dead, shallow eyes and listen to her say, with emphasis, “I will do anything you say, master.” She usually speaks in a monotone.
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This impressions post for Sora no Otoshimono (literally, “The Thing That Fell From the Sky”; “Misplaced by Heaven” is a good alternative too) is a little late considering I watched this two nights ago. Soraoto is probably the most ecchi series of the season (aside from Queen’s Blade second season). I like it not just [...] No related posts.
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