Tired of Rubbish-ish

Ok, bleh too tired of it

so ima gonna just posting my drawing links :) :)

tsk tsk tsk >.>

LadySeneres on http://sketchfu.com/profile/LadySeneres XD



Sample drawing

then on www.ladyseneres.deviantart.com

My Drawings also there XD

The "Rabbit Doubt"

A popular cellphone game, called "Rabbit Doubt" has been spread to all Japan.

Its simple, the game is about finding the "liar wolf" among the rabbits that will kill all the rabbits by a strategical game.

A group of Teenager who played it together were planning to gather on some fun, such as karaoke, hang out etc..

They are starting from Aikawa Yuu that go with Mitsuki Houyama, his childhood friend that accidentally meet Yuu when she went shopping with her father that day. Then Eiji Hoshi and Akechi Haruka who played Rabbit Doubt with Yuu are appear, then Hazama Rei, a pretty girl that use a wheelchair because of an accident. The last, Koumaba Hajime cant come because of a business.

When they had fun on Karaoke, Yuu have a chance for talking private to Rei. Its revealed that Rei is used to be a Hypnotism Girl Show on TV thats popular 3-4 years ago. Yuu wants to keep their lil secret, but Eiji open it in front of them that Rei's show is a lie and then Rei was stopped from Entertainment world. Rei cried, everyone support Rei and then the situation come back for relax.
Yuu is looking for Eiji that hasnt came back from toilet, he go there and got his head is smacked.. .

Yuu wake up, he found his self in a room, an empty room with Hajime, the one who cant come because of a business and Mitsuki. Then they met with Haruka and Eiji. They are all shocked, when they found Rei's dead body hung on the wall with blood covers it.
They look at her phone that fall, and found a "Rabbit Doubt" game. and also found a barcode on their body,its revealed that it can open a door on the building, but just once, so they think, they could find doors and get out with their barcodes in a team. Yuu become so confused because its only him who doesn't have a barcode, but he's hiding it.

Then, Each of them starts to dissapear, starts to die one by one, no one can trust the others. Now. They are really trapped on "Rabbit Doubt" game, with one wolf among them..
Yuu never know.. this all started from his little lie..

The moral from this anime, dont lied, its not good for yourself, because there are lot of people, that cant accept your lie.. even its for goodness, be honest, even its a very sucks fact.. You coudnt make this world all beautiful..

"You lied, all people here are liars, thats why they have to died!"
-- The Wolf

Choi Wheesung (I on't Know What I am Thinking until I Type This)

Choi Wheesung (최휘성,) is a Korean R&B Singer but in his stage name he usually called by Wheesung or Real Slow (???) He was born in Seoul, Korea on February 5, 1982. This year (2009) he is turned to 27. *Just count it :p*

Start of his debut!!
Wheesung began his career in 1999 with the short lived Korean boy band, A4. He left after the band's first album debut, citing musical differences between himself and the other members of the band. After being released from A4, he signed onto M Boat, a former sister company to YG Entertainment. He underwent a few years of vocal training under the label and released his first solo album Like A Movie in 2002. The album became very popular after receiving praise from many well-known artists, including Seo Taiji and Shin Seung Hun. In 2003, he released his second album, It's Real. It proved to be as popular as his first, making him the best selling artist of 2003 in Korea. Unlike his debut album, It's Real wasn't restricted to R&B and it included different musical elements like pop and hip-hop. Wheesung left YG Entertainment after his contract expired in March 2006. He signed a new contract that is reportedly worth 1.5 million won with his new company Orange Shock Agency. It was stated that he will be composing and producing more with his new company giving him more freedom to do so.

Korean Cover of Craig David's Insomnia (I LOVE THIS REALLY YOU MUST WATCH IT!)

In late 2008, Wheesung was asked by British R&B artist Craig David to record the Korean version of his hit single Insomnia. The music video was released on February 17, 2009 and Wheesung's comeback performance was broadcast by Mnet on February 19. The Korean from Wheesung version is cool!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCtoeUybBSw

To watch Wheesung's Video INSOMNIA

Kimi Wa Pet

Kimi wa Pet (or Kimi wa Petto) is a shoujo story about a woman named Sumire Iwaya, that has been dumped by many men because of her "perfectness". In a pressured of work she has been drunked and in the middle of the way go home she found a box with the young man inside!
Then she take home that unconscious young man and found that young man is homeless. Sumire was joking with said that she let that young man stay in her house if he wants to be her "pet". But Sumire is shocked when that young man say yes. Finally Sumire takes him as her pet and named him "Momo", Sumire's dog name when she was in Junior high.and then sumire found that momo real name is Gouda Takeshi (some kind of doraemon?) and know that he works as a dancer. At the first all gone well until there is a man named Hasumi Shigehito that wants sumire as his girlfriend and finally they are going out. and the problems come now beside that, Momo finally feel the other feelings for sumire. How Sumire hide the fact from Hasumi that she has a human "pet"? and will Hasumi found out?

This story has been published in 'Kiss" magazine and later Kimi wa Pet is made as live action

Dynasty Warriors Girls

First.. i lay on the bed now.. because of the sick.. Later, this blog just update bout.. Death Note (all.. the game also) and Blogger History in Indonesian languange, Kuroshitsuji, Princess Princess and Jigoku Shoujo Mitsuganae. If you see my older post,there will be so much about Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors etc..

I am gonna talk about it again now.
About our beautiful and cute Dynasty Warriors girls!

First..
SHU

Yue Ying

Yue Ying first appeared in the series in Dynasty Warriors 4. She is Zhuge Liang's wife. Wanting to prove her own worth, she invented Shu's Juggernauts and wooden oxen. In the Dynasty Warriors series, she is 23 years old.
Anyway.. she has a minor role in Dynasty Warriors 6.


Xing Cai


Xing Cai (星彩) is a character from Dynasty Warriors 5 and the second female character in Shu's roster. She is a fictional interpretation of Liu Chan's two wives, both of whom were Zhang Fei's daughters. Together with her childhood friend, Guan Ping, she is portrayed as the future of Shu. She is one of the newcomers to be cut in the following title. In the Dynasty Warriors series, she is 19 years old.

WU

Sun Shang Xiang


The best Dynasty Warriors girl ever.. a very tough and tomboy princess of Sun family and Wu Kingdom.
Sun Shang Xiang first appears as a character in Dynasty Warriors and continues to appear in every title in the series. Known as the lady of Wu, her father is Sun Jian and she is Sun Ce and Sun Quan's younger sister. She is historically married to Liu Bei but this doesn't always occur in the games. In the Dynasty Warriors series, she is 18 years old. She's just so deadly with her Chakram (but koei change it into bow in dynasty warriors 6)


Xiao Qiao

Hyperactive, cheerful.cute and childish.. it's her. Xiao Qiao is character introduced in Dynasty Warriors 3. The younger of the Two Qiaos, she is Da Qiao's younger sister and is also Zhou Yu's wife. Prior to the Battle at Chi Bi, it is said Zhuge Liang told her husband that Cao Cao wanted his wife. This considerably upset Zhou Yu and he agreed to resist Wei. In the Dynasty Warriors series, she is 16 years old, making her the youngest female in the series. She makes me so jealous, how come this cheeky child marry a very handsome guy like Zhou Yu?? Omg..

Da Qiao


Feminine and sweet girl from Wu.Da Qiao is character introduced in Dynasty Warriors 3 and is one of the characters cut in Dynasty Warriors 6. She is Xiao Qiao's eldest sister and they are known throughout the land as the Two Qiaos. She is the wife of Sun Ce. In the Dynasty Warriors series, she is 17 years old. She has a minor role in Dynasty Warriors.
WEI

Zhen Ji



Zhen Ji (甄姫, Shinki) first appeared in Dynasty Warriors 3 and is the only female character for Wei. She is depicted as slightly arrogant and snobbish with each successive title exaggerating these characteristics further. She is Cao Pi's wife. She is originally one of Yuan Xi's wives but this is not always mentioned in the games. In the Dynasty Warriors series, she is 25 years old. Anyway.. i don't like her.

Others

Diao Chan
Here come, our glamorous,sexy and sweet diva. Diao Chan is one of the first female characters to appear in Dynasty Warriors series. She is portrayed as an extremely beautiful and feminine woman who is affiliated with Dong Zhuo and is usually Lu Bu's lover. Due to the open nature of her origin, she can either be seen as a malicious or loving character. In the Dynasty Warriors series, she is 19 years old. She's more loveble and deadly with her moonflower chain whip in Dynasty Warriors.. Watch out guys!

For More INFO About Koei Others game or Warriors series you can go straight to:
http://koeiwarriors.co.uk
http://dynastywarriors.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page

I will go ahead with other girls in Warriors orochi or Samurai warriors next time.. BYE BYE!

Princess Princess

Princess Princess (プリンセス·プリンセス, Purinsesu Purinsesu) is the title of a fictional series written and illustrated by Japanese author Mikiyo Tsuda about the lives of three high school boys and the school they attend. The series is contained within multiple media pieces which began as a manga first serialized in the manga magazine Wings starting in 2002. After the first manga series ended, a sequel entitled Princess Princess + started serialization in the same magazine in May 2006, and finished in January 2007. An anime has since been adapted from the manga and began airing in Japan on April 5, 2006, produced by the Japanese animation studio, Studio Deen. A live action adaptation called Princess Princess D aired in Japan from June 28, 2006 to September 13, 2006. Finally, a visual novel video game for the Playstation 2 based on the series was released on October 26, 2006 in Japan.

Princess Princess is a story revolving around the lives of three boys chosen to dress up as girls at the all-boy school they attend, which also just happens to be the most elite school in the area. The main protagonist, Toru Kouno, has just transferred to a new all-boys school, Fujimori, after living with his uncle for a time. He is one such boy chosen to be one of the Hime (姫) or "Princesses", which is a tradition at the school in order to break up the monotony of life surrounded by nothing but males. Students (based on certain qualifications) are selected to be Princesses and are made to dress up as girls and attend school functions like this.

At the beginning of the story, there are already two such Princesses, Yuujiro Shihodani and Mikoto Yutaka, known as the Western Princess and Eastern Princess respectively, due to their room location. Toru is convinced into becoming a Princess soon after entering the school though once he accepted the job, he found it to be much more enjoyable than he thought.

Kuroshitsuji

Kuroshitsuji, which translates to “Black Butler,” is the heart-warming tale of young boy and his demon butler, set in London in the late 1800s. Ciel Phantomhive, in a fit of Faustian desperation, offers a demon his soul in exchange for help avenging his murdered parents and the ensuing hell that he endured afterward.

First off, this show has some great characters. The demon butler, Sebastian, is practically perfect in every way. Like Mary Poppins… from HELL. Sebastian can do it all; cook, clean, pour the perfect cup of tea, tame demon dogs, and violently eliminate large sums of people who would harm the “Young Master.” Plus he’s very easy on the eyes; overall one hell of a butler. Ciel is definitely a unique character. He’s one of the precious few angst-ridden characters living for revenge that doesn’t annoy the audience. I know what you’re thinking. It shouldn’t be possible. There’s some cosmic anomaly that prevents a large percentage of anime fans from liking those angsty characters, but somehow Ciel’s attitude isn’t obnoxious. Ciel aside, most of the characters are likeable and quirky, adding a great deal of humor to an otherwise dark show.

Coming in at only 24 episodes, Kuroshitsuji is lucky to be short enough that the animators didn’t cut too many corners and the quality of the animation remains consistently good. Though a few bright colors are incorporated into the animation, the show’s style remains generally dark with muted colors. Enhancing the style of the show is a detailed wardrobe of fancy Gothic & Lolita-like ensembles that suffice as 19^th century clothing. I’m not an expert, so I can’t say if the wardrobe is accurate to the Victorian age, but it’s nice to look at and makes for some really fantastic cosplaying opportunities (and since it’s anime, accuracy to real-life is hardly relevant).

Kurshitsuji has an above-average soundtrack. Given London’s role as port-of-trade, it’s little wonder that Kuroshitsuji finds ways to integrate characters from all over the world, which leads to a big variety of quality music throughout the show. Indian and Chinese music, Italia arias; Kuroshitsuji seems to have the best music to fit the scene and characters, which definitely pumps up the action in the show. And the music can get pretty creepy when it needs to be. If you watch the whole show and aren’t slightly traumatized by the song “London Bridge is Falling Down,” then you are a stronger soul than I. Seriously, no good comes of that song. The opening song, “Monochrome Kiss” by SID is nice and upbeat, but the first opening sequence is a little disappointing since it only features Ciel and Sebastian. The second opening sequence has the same song, but shows more characters, including some villains, which gives a much better idea of what the show is about. The first ending sequence is downright adorable, which you wouldn’t think would fit a dark series, but the content is so appropriate that it works. Combined with the upbeat “I’m Alive” by BECCA (a singer/songwriter from Portland), it’s an overall nice ending. The second ending sequence does more to match the dark tones that become dominant in the second half of the series. The second ending song is Lacrimosa by Kalafina, a beautiful and depressing song, fitting since Lacrimosa is Latin for “weeping.”

It’s not a review from TheCat until I’ve blathered on about seiyuu (voice actors). Ono Daisuke provides the smooth voice of Sebastian. You probably heard Ono as Koizumi Itsuki in the Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi, a role that more or less launched him into stardom. Award-winning seiyuu Paku Romi also graces the cast as Lady Red (yeah, there are awards for seiyuu). Romi is famous for her roles as Temari in Naruto, Hitsugaya in Bleach, Edward Elric in Fullmetal Alchemist, Nana Osaki in Nana, and oh so much more. Most of the Romi’s biggest roles are young men or brash young women, so it’s refreshing to hear her play a mature woman. Other voice actors in Kuroshitsuji include Yasumoto Hiroki (Sado in Bleach, Germany in Axis Powers Hetalia), Fukuyama Jun (Kimihiro in xxxHolic, Lelouch in Code Geass), and Suwabe Junichi (Fuuma in X, Grimmjow in Bleach, Archer in Fate/staynight). But the biggest name in the show is Ciel’s seiyuu; the ever-talented Sakamoto Maaya. If you don’t already know the reputation of this singer/seiyuu, she’s the magic behind Hitomi in Escaflowne (as well as the singer of the show’s intro song), Reika in RaXephon, Crona in Soul Eater, Haruhi in Ouran High School Host Club, and Aerith in FFVII: Crisis Core. She also did the ending song for Wolf’s Rain, which I hope you’ve had the pleasure of watching. Kuroshitsuji was my first time hearing Maaya voice a male character, so it was first startling to realize who it was playing Ciel, and just how amazing her vocal range is.

If you’re waiting for me to start on the English voice actors, I’m afraid you’ll have to wait for the show to actually get licensed in the US. Kuroshitsuji is still fairly new in Japan, and American fans are just starting to hear about it. My guess is that the license will be snatched up sometime in July, when the American anime companies will have the chance to screen the show or at least get an idea of how big the existing fanbase already is, at the US’ two biggest anime conventions (Anime Expo in CA and Otakon in MD). For the time being, Kuroshitsuji can be watched in fansub form, or in raw Japanese if you’re proficient.

The thing that sets Kuroshitsuji apart from a lot of other shows, especially the over-hyped shounen anime that most people (myself included) have gotten used to, is just how damn dark it is. It’s a show where evil triumphs… and that’s a good thing. It’s a show that isn’t afraid to kill off characters. And just when you start thinking that maybe Sebastian, for all his demonic powers, isn’t such a bad guy, his utter apathy for the death that unfolds around him shocks the viewer back into the realization that the hero of the show is just plain evil. In fact, it seems that most of the characters are shady bastards with hidden agendas, leaving the audience rooting for the forces of evil. Ah, the refreshing feeling of evil winning. [insert maniacal laughter here]

In most anime worlds, revenge is a fruitless endeavor that never fulfills the way the avenger hopes it will. Most anime, especially shounen anime, exist under the assumption that good will always triumphant over evil (eventually) and that fighting in the name of friendship, honor, or for the sake of others will guarantee victory. So that must make Kuroshitsuji the opposite of shounen anime. The hatred and revenge that dominate Ciel’s heart is what drives Sebastian’s loyalty, and as long as their contract remains, Sebastian’s demonic strength will overcome any of Ciel’s enemies. So, the moral of the story is, live for hatred and a demon will make all your wishes come true. Selling your soul for the win! But I guess when the hero of the show is a demon, evil is going to win over good… and everything else.

Another tidbit about Kuroshitsuji that I find interesting; it was clearly made before the manga was finished (the manga is still ongoing), so the anime director had to basically make up half of the show. This would normally result in a bunch of plotless filler episodes, but Kuroshitsuji manages to tie-in the events of almost every episode in the end. Thus Kuroshitsuji has a very solid plot and direction, despite not following the manga. It wastes little of its 24 episodes and keeps a nice pace, never dragging out or rushing any of the major events.