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The mid 80s to late 90s was my era. Galaxy Express 999, Yamato, Dragonball, Robotech, Crying Freeman, Records of the Lodoss Wars, Cowboy Bebop, and more ♡
ReplyDeleteLargely mine too. Though I could argue that I was watching anime before I knew there was such a thing as anime. Also, while I'm no longer chomping to watch the next new anime that's coming, I still watch some. It's good enough to like some shows and not other ones.
DeleteHey Pink! We're on the march again! Well, casual stroll... but these old bones are moving! I'm talking about the BT Reader, of course. Go see the newey-but-gooey! Also, I still have my Space Cruiser Yamato collector cards from Jay-pan. And my books, too!
ReplyDeleteHi Steve, Good to see ya back in the action. My blogger follower thingy has already marked you for termination... I mean reading. ;-)
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