| 8th Year Harry/Draco Fanfiction |
[16 Jul 2009|05:12pm] |
This is list of fanfiction that starts up after Deathly Hallows and has Harry and Draco returning to Hogwarts to complete their schooling.
I've tried to include all stories I can find as long as they appear to be of decent quality and are not drabbles. If you know of a fanfiction that is Harry/Draco that's missing and involves their 8th year at some point and/or 8th year plays an important part in the story, please let me know. I'd love to add more stories to this list!
♥ - This marks a fanfiction as a story I have read, enjoyed and recommend reading.
WIP - This stands for Work in Progress, meaning the last time I checked the fanfiction was unfinished.
Last Updated July 17th, 2009
A Good Bet by the_flic
Since returning to Hogwarts Draco has been acting well... NICE! Harry is suspicious, Hermione thinks they should maybe give him a break, Ron still hates the git. Harry investigates. What IS up with Draco?
A Nothing to Anything by potteread
When nothing seems to happen, two students find each other something to do.
A Time To Move On by sesheta_66
With the war behind them, and wounds still raw, the students at Hogwarts try to work out what their futures might hold for them, and perhaps recapture a little of their lost youth along the way.
An Act of Simple Devotion by blamebrampton (or here)
It’s a age-old story. You fancy a boy and you think he fancies you. Sure there are problems – attacks on former Death Eaters, crazed tabloid journalists and your girlfriend – but you have a cunning plan. Now if he’d only explain the L. Ron Hubbard-like references …
Beneath Boundless Skies by blamebrampton ♥ (or here)
The end of one journey is the start of another. No matter how hard it is, nor how long it takes you to make the first step.
* Harry and Draco attend a school in Australia.
Burn, Burn by marguerite_26 (or here)
The tireless dance of the flame, random and hypnotic, burned Draco’s retinas but he refused to look away. Closer, closer he reached until his palm hovered above the tiny flame. Three, two, then one inch away.
Buyer Beware by bryoneybrynn WIP
Eighth year has begun and all our favourite people are back at Hogwarts. A "servent auction" is being held to raise money for children orphaned by the war. Harry Potter is up on the block. Who do you think will bid on him?
Catch Me If I Fall by alisanne (or here)
As the world recovers from war, Draco faces an uncertain future. Unusual advice sets him on a new path, but only time will tell if he can avoid the pitfalls.
Certain Dark Things by bryoneybrynn WIP
It's the year post-DH and everyone is returning to Hogwarts. Harry and Draco are each trying to adjust to life post-war. They are thrown together by circumstance and an unlikely friendship forms, followed by love. It's a story about healing, learning to give and receive love, and finding our way back from sadness.
Cheaters Prosper by bryoneybrynn
Draco won the Slytherin-Gryffindor match by cheating. Harry has a problem with that.
Come Together by oootheitooo
If you had a chance to do it all again, would you take it?
Eavesdropping by silyara
Draco begins disappearing into the Room of Requirement again, and just as before, Harry wants to figure out why.
He Dreams of Fire by lomonaaeren (or here)
Fiendfyre burns the body. Harry and Draco are trying to find out whether it can burn the soul just as much.
He Was He and I Was Bunny by bryoneybrynn
The war is over and “eighth year” is about to begin at Hogwarts. But for Harry and Draco, nothing is quite the same. Harry’s looking for an escape, Draco’s looking for a friend. Does a little black bunny hold the answers for both of our boys?
How to Handle an Enemy by who_la_hoop (or here)
Everyone knows that it’s no fun playing truth or dare with a Slytherin. But add a little Veritaserum, a scheming duo of Slytherin girls and surprising things can be revealed. Particularly about the fine line between love and hate…
In Search of Redemption by tomatoe18
The journey for redemption begins with forgiveness. In post-war Hogwarts, Draco learns this lesson with the help of a group of unlikely classmates, an unusual teacher and his former rival.
Inter-House Tongue Sessions by marcasita
Back for his seventh year, Harry won’t be satisfied until he gets what he wants from Malfoy.
Just Short of Peace by dm_p
There were places that Harry hated to go, even after the hours of work put into trying to clean up the carnage left behind after the war.
Life is Full of Surprises by Alaana Fair
When Draco goes back to a restored Hogwarts to complete his unfinished education, he gets more than he'd bargained for.
Matters of Influence by anathema91 (or here)
Draco should have taken his NEWTs over the summer with Pansy and Greg. Repeating 7th year with Potter and his gaggle of groupies struck Malfoy as the height of stupidity more than once. McGonagall's diabolical plan only made things worse. Or did it?
Master Work by mahaliem ♥
Harry's eighth-year at Hogwarts is going about as well as all the others. Someone is out to get him, Aurors keep questioning him about the final battle and, worst of all, Draco is determined to repay his life debt to Harry.
Mere Damnable and Detestable Curiosity by lomonaaeren ♥ (or here)
Back at Hogwarts and studying to sit his NEWTs after the war, Harry Potter has plenty to concentrate on that is not Draco Malfoy. Yet he’s trying to decipher him anyway—him and his mysterious jewelry and even more mysterious letters—and it’s all a bit much to do for mere curiosity.
Not in the Hands of Boys by fourth_rose WIP ♥ (or here)
Once the final battle is won, life must go on, although it can be even harder to master than death. Back at Hogwarts for his final year of school, Harry tries to cope with everything he's been through. As the world around him struggles for a way back to normality, he is forced to realise that in the long run, living takes a lot more courage than dying.
Reparo by amalin ♥
Voldemort's final defeat does not mean Harry Potter's troubles are over; far from it. In the aftermath of war, he returns to a Hogwarts that is fractured and divided, but this is no break that can be fixed with a spell. New owls, fading scars, surprising alliances-- and along the way, the hardest task of all, to live with it...
Rising from the Ashes by oldenuf2nb ♥
Draco Malfoy never knew that he was, for a short time, Master of the Elder Wand. He also never expected to be saved from a fate worse than death by Harry Potter, of all people. But when “The Chosen One” chooses not to save his father, Draco sets out on a course to either reclaim the wand or make Potter pay, or both.
Scenes from the Beginning to the End by crimson_stained
Nobody expected Draco Malfoy to take on the tutoring of Harry Potter at the start of a new year in Hogwarts, but he does anyway… and he swears that it has nothing to do with Potter’s green eyes. Not everything can stay strictly business.
Status Quo by me_midget
Eighth year has started and going back to school is harder than anyone thought. A proper outlet is needed – and found in games that hold more significance than anyone expected.
The Affairs of Men by sesheta_66
Having just survived the war, Draco prepares, with some trepidation, for life to get back to normal, or as normal as it can be after war. What he is not prepared for is upheaval, the complete transformation of the world in which he lives. How he chooses to react and move on will determine his fate in this post-war wizarding world.
* Draco takes his last year of schooling at Drumstrang since Hogwarts won't accept him. Harry and Draco correspond.
The Cuckoo's Egg in the Blithering Humdinger Nest (a Blended Houses story) by b00kaddict (or here)
Harry and Ron are forced to share a dormitory with Draco and Goyle. The Slytherins grow on them. Harry/Draco with hints of Ron/Hermione.
The Debt by Rhysenn
There are four things every person has more of than they know: sins, debt, years, and foes.
The More You Ignore Me by nahimana
Hogwarts has gone through some changes, and now Harry is faced with scheming housemates, flying rose bushes and a Malfoy obsessed with Muggle music.
The Price We Pay for Wings by Frayach Ni Cuill (or here)
Books have the power to shape young lives. At least that is the hope of the anonymous author of a best-selling series about a Muggle boy and his best friend on the eve of a world war. But stories do more than just shape the future: they can redress the wrongs of the past as well. But only as long as it’s not too late...
* This story takes place after the epilogue but segments detail their 8th year of school together.
The Prince of Hearts by sugareey
The discovery of a magical mirror leads to destruction that Draco could never imagine. But when he finally asks for help from the last person he wants to deal with, he gets more than he can ask for.
The Ties That Bind Us by Faith Wood
An accident leaves Draco and Harry bound tightly together. Literally.
Transfixured: Snugs and Slails by fireelemental79
“Well, we had a nice run. It was the strangest of times, but I’ll remember the inanity of it with a wistful fondness. Harry and Draco. Partners, mates. Dancing to silly music in a deserted room. Slugs with benefits. Yes. A nice run. Strange, but nice.”
To Give Everything by slashpervert and aveeno_baby
Draco finds The Room, a torture chamber in the Hogwarts dungeons and longs for someone to submit to him. Harry finds he needs that and more.
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| Daifuku of DOOM! |
[03 Nov 2006|01:55am] |
Yesterday I tried to make Daifuku. Wow. I didn't know that would mean two hours of havoc with a burning, puffy, uncooperative mass of overly sweet glutinous rice flour stuck all over my hands.
Combined with my math skills: "Where's the 3/4 tsp?! Why is there no 3/4 tsp here! WHAT WILL I DO?" I used three 60 ML to get 3/4 tsp and hoped I was right... and then proceeded adding cocoa instead of cinnamon. It marked the worst disaster known to... well, my dad -- chocolate daifuku. That's right, not bean or strawberry filled, if you even know what I'm talking about, but chocolate!
He thinks they should be cooked because they're all puffy and squishy and kind of sticky. When he fist saw them they were sitting in the cupcake tin, just because that's where I'd stuck them, and I told him to eat one. He was so horrified that they weren't solid like a cookie. I don't mind them, but with the amount of sugar and cocoa and all that other healthy stuff I guess I have to like them to some extent. They're actually way too sweet, if I ever make them again I'd give the mochi less sugar.
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[17 Oct 2006|09:13am] |
I'm bored, tired and kinda jet lagged... so I figure I'd write in my Livejournal, you know, a year after my last update. ^_^;
I was in Ontario for two weeks and spent two days with my aunt, I mainly want to write down some of the things she told me about Japan before I forget them, or err, ever think about living in Japan, as she lived there for 7 years teaching English is a Foreign Language.
The main three things she talked about were sexual assaults, Japanese unwillingness to communicate with foreigners and the feeling of walking into the 50's, at least as far as women's rights are concerned.
My aunt lived in Kyoto and outside of Tokyo for her 7 years teaching English in Japan -- '96 to '03. The first thing she told me was how 80% of the men hired for EFL teachers were gay. The guys were just as shocked as the women, and these were guys hired from all over the world. She figures that's about 600 out of 800 males that were gay. I seriously wonder why that is, I highly doubt it was just coincidence.
When she was first in Japan, her main problem was getting around, like she said, even if she was in Germany at least there she could pronounce the street names, even if she'd have no clue what they meant. In Japan it was like "Ok, I see some weird squiggly lines...", she started learning Japanese at the train station, the signs there would have kanji, hiragana and then English listed. Even without studying Japanese, she did almost pass the level four test (basic level), she knew more then enough kanji and also passed on the listening aspect.
She said it was amazing how much you could get across by pointing and "grunting", however, some people would see she was foreign and shut right down by saying "Sorry no English", without even trying to listen to what she had to say, she'd be like "Hello, I'm trying to use my disconnected Japanese nouns here!", she figures a lot of Japanese are afraid of being made a fool of or have some large pride issues.
She never did learn fluent Japanese in her stay, but wasn't really trying, she came to Japan for work -- not to learn Japanese. She said most people that came for something other than the job, such as anime/manga/martial arts, only lasted the year they'd signed for in their contract. Not only were most culture shocked, but they were working and didn't have time to pursue those hobbies as much as they'd planned -- she said a few people even came to Japan thinking anime/manga would be in English, or have English subtitles. There was only one English book store, and a paperback would cost $30 America, and on TV she said there were two shows that aired in English, Beverly Hills 90210 and Roswell. So, she'd watch those in her free time and made sure she had things to do on weekends, for example, going with a colleague to "Kinki University", just to buy the t-shirt. Keeping busy was important in your free time, some people just shut themselves off and didn't leave their apartment while others became alcoholics.
After listening to that, I was already wondering why and how she'd lasted for 7 years, but then she started talking about women's rights and sexual assults and I was shocked, she said a lot of women are treated like objects. They become an OL (Office Lady) and pay their rent until they get married. When they get married they're to quit their job and eventually have a kid or two. It's expected.
She had one women come to class in tears. When she asked her what was wrong, she said she was getting married so she'd have to quit her job. She apparently had a job that she loved, so when she was asked if she wanted to quit her job, she said no. When she was asked if she wanted to get married, she said no. Well, that doesn't seem like a hard decision then, huh? Where's the problem? Well, she was already 24! She had to get married.
Another example was one of the classes my aunt taught that was fairly advanced, it only had two women in it, one was a doctor and one was a rocket scientist. Literally. They were learning a lot until a man entered the class, he was a doctor as well, so as to not insult his intelligence they'd placed him in the class with the smart ladies. He slowed down the whole class because he shouldn't have been placed at that level, everything was too advanced for him, and the thing was, the women would look to him to answer first. After class one day, one of the women even complained that she felt she was no longer getting enough time speaking in class, and my aunt told her it was because she was suddenly playing the part of the women where you "always wait until the man is done speaking", and that didn't get them anywhere because he would have no idea how to reply to my aunts questions.
She would see guys that looked like the biggest losers in the world, she couldn't even begin to describing how they looked, and how stuck up they were, but they'd have women hanging all over them, making their stuck up audited even worse. When my aunt asked some of the women why they wanted to hang around a guy like that, their reply was "The worst American man is better then the best Japanese man."
The prime example of women's rights is to look at birth control. It was only legalised after Viagra had been released in Japan shortly after its release in America. Women were outraged over it and the men eventually gave in and legalised the pill after Viagra came out.
Lowest crime rate? My aunt sees it more as, "Sure it'll be low if people don't report anything." She knew women in abusive relationships but they wouldn't do anything about it; the same with sexual assaults. A blond co-worker often had men masturbating as she walked down the stairs of her apartment building -- because she was walking down the stairs. I guess I'd want to dye my hair before ever going to Japan with that story.
My aunt did have one incident with a man masturbating in front of her, he was something of a stalker. The first few times she saw him, she thought he was lost, he was driving by her in his car a few times. She didn't think much of it, because "Hey! It sure isn't hard to get lost in Japan! Totally understandable."... a few days later she heard him call out to her, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry!", she looked over and he was in the bushes masturbating. WTH?! She figures he thought she'd seen him and that's why he'd called out. She just turned away and kept walking.
She has another story too, she was walking by the train tracks, and it was loud so she didn't hear the man behind her, but she suddenly saw a shadow. She turned around and he was right behind her. Thinking back on it, she should've allowed him to go ahead of her, but she didn't and turned around to keep walking. Immediately, he grabbed her breasts from behind. Heh, the guy managed to run off before my aunt had finished beating him up. With stories like that, I'd rather take a stroll in Central Park at night. O_o;
Of course, at the end of her horror stories, I had to ask her why the hell she'd lasted for 7 years. Well, she didn't have close to enough to out weight those stories, but she did say in some ways Japan is very modern and a lovely place, she wouldn't have stayed otherwise. One thing she loved were the "crazy festivals". She was telling me about one that was for hair accessiries. You know, hair combs and pins? The women participating all had to have long black hair and walked in a line all showing off various Japanese clothing styles from different time periods. When the women would reach the temple, they'd burn the hair accessories as homage to them, or something.
There's more she talked about, like how she loved their bathrooms & Hello Kitty, and told me other stories, too. Like one of my other aunts (my mother has 10 other siblings in the family) asking her in a horror struck voice when hearing she was headed to Japan, "But what will you eat?"... her answer, "food!". Or how there were articles in the paper of "doctors knowing best", so they wouldn't tell their patients they're going to die, and family members going: "Well, he died, and we we didn't even know he was sick". Or how Japanese point and go "Oh! Gaijin! (foreigner)" all the time, like she said, it would ok if it was a five year old -- but a 30 year old man in a business suit?!
In conclusion: I now laugh at the people that want to live in Japan.
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| Home! |
[29 Aug 2005|08:10pm] |
I've been gone most of the month stranded on an island. Well, sort of... my family owns a cabin, and I go there in the summer. It's a small island. I'm talking only 60 cabins on the island and no people allowed that don't own property on the island (there's no point and no extra docking), no cars or stores... but there are trees and ocean, which I guess are supposed to pass my time. And the deer. And large quantities of racoons my grandfather insists on feeding just off the deck, so we have 20 racoons (with cute babies) hoarding around the place all day with a dog going insane and cats hissing at them. And a grandmother who doesn't know what the hell is going on, ever. I spend my summer there so joyfully.
While I was there, besides being bored, my dad would take me over to an island 5 minutes away, and I'd get to stare at odd people on a slightly larger island (it actually has a use for cars, and contains about 10 stores in total)... so there was a guy wearing a skirt wandering about the gas station, a man clinging to his carton of milk for dear life while he walked with his head down and eyes bulging ahead, cats sleeping on the road and people walking into a store with their beer cans in hand. What a place ^_^;
One morning I woke up to find that my dad had started playing some audio book tape, that got my interest around the part where I started thinking these two people were being described in an overly joyful way... and I was right, seeing as about two minutes later the person (who I later realised was a school master) kissed a younger male student.
Aunt: What's she laughing about in bed?
Dad: I think the story...
So from then on I listened intently, because some guy was going to jail. I figured he'd have to raped at least once. With my family was listening I knew that would made it all the more amusing. He wasn't, but his best and only friend sure was in love with him, and that didn't take any guessing to know. For most people, I should say, near the end of the story my dad asked "he's gay, isn't he?" -_- He sure catches on fast, the poor guy had obviously been in unrequited love for the whole story, and the issue hadn't been side-stepped either. Where my dad's brain went when it was continuously told that the guy was gay is beyond me.
To keep sane I burned manga to take so I could read it on the 15 year old computer. That takes time to load the images, the images that will load, that is. I was reading Renai Junkie (something I didn't realise was yaoi, until I got there)... hah, so I read it with my grandfather 10 feet away at the table doing a crossword, my grandmother wandering aimlessly about the cabin, my dad sitting in a chair reading, and my aunt sitting outside... all with the opportunity to look over at any moment. Eventually, I just had to close it, the yaoiness was going on too long and too often to risk... with too many parts being shown XD my grandmother could've walk up at any time and asked "what are you doing over there?" ...
Yup, so there's where I been, mostly.
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[16 Jun 2005|02:32pm] |
Today I went and picked some strawberries... yummy... three buckets full. Which means either 80% of them are going to be moldy in a day, or 80% are going to be frozen within a day. Heh, since I'm lazy, I'm guessing they're all going to go moldy. Yay.
I was watching Hikaru no Go and Speed Grapher with my mom last night... she's so funny to watch anime with! Especially when we watch Hikaru no Go... the comments she makes xD *applauds over her mothers perverted mind*
Does anyone else find that there's an insane amount of birthdays in June? I've been to two parties already, and I'll be going to another two within the next week @_@ (well, three, sort of, my father and grandmother share the same birthday so it's a two in one sorta deal)
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| I was bored :/ |
[13 Jun 2005|10:27pm] |
I was bored so I went and did some quiz things online ^_^
Hmm, yup, I can agree with the Sloth part, that's for sure. The image looks just like me. Except... you know, I'm female, and I don't think I'd been on the floor like that unless it was after a night of drinking... but aside from those points...just like me!
Which HP Kid Are You?
Innocent, eh? In some ways I guess it's true...
I also took a Harry Potter personality test and found out I'm really an old man Dumbledore, but the test didn't have an HTML code attached.
( And seeing as I go on Neopets... I'll do a survey about it... )
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| Random Crap Inserted Here -> |
[12 Jun 2005|02:27pm] |
I was at the library yesterday looking for The Count of Monte Cristo (because I want to read the book after watching the anime) and all their copies were out and about 5 people had it on hold. That's ridiculous! So, I went and looked at the really lame DVDs they have, yup... they were bad, except I saw a DVD for Queer as Folk, seeing as I haven't been able to watch most of the series I would've loved to take it out... but my friend was with me, and that would've just been weird *sigh* She thought it was weird enough I wanted to read The Count of Monte Cristo ^_^;
I'm slowly rereading the 4th Harry Potter book, but at this rate I'll never finish the 5th before the 6th comes out, eek! Something that's really bugging me is that the spoken words are 'like this' instead of "like this", what's with that? That's something that drives me insane when I'm reading fan fictions and the author does that, I keep thinking they're an apostrophe, but for J. K. Rowling to do it too... *dies*
I've decided after owning my PS2 for almost a year now it's about time I played some of the 10 games I have for it, so my dad can stop complaining about how we only watch DVDs on it... see? I even procrastinate on playing games. RAR, I'm gonna play FFX ... if I can find it amidst out massive amount of DVDs.
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| Lord of the Rings |
[07 Jun 2005|11:30pm] |
While I was watching The Retun of the King extended edition last night my dad was making the funniest comments ever about the characters being gay. I think the whole "naked in the dark" comment Frodo made got my dad going on the gay comments, he was like "NAKID IN THE DARK?! Did he just say that?" xD and I said "Yup... he said that, you've seen the movie at least 10 times and you didn't notice that before?" ... well, obviously he didn't because this was the first time I remember him making so many hilarious comments during the end of the movie.
When Frodo and Sam are talking at the end and Sam said if he'd ever have married anyone it would've been her (some random women I forget the name of, I'm sure she was just thrown in so Sam and Frodo wouldn't seem too close), and Frodo gets closer to him and leans his head on Sams forehead and my dad said "But what about me Sam? I love you too!" (I asked him if I could quote him on that *cough* and look, I did!)
And when they were all jumping on the bed during their reunion my dad said something along the lines of "Yeah, now they're all getting in on it..."
Then when Aragorn was being crowned king and he sees Legolas and puts his hand on Legolas' shoulder and says something in Elvish my dad translated it as "It never would've worked out." Just before he goes over and kisses Arwen.
Then when Frodo was getting on the ship my dad said "I've kissed Sam good bye now, so it's time to leave." and as it shows Gandalf ushering Frodo on the ship he said "He's all mine now..."
Haha I commented on how I never thought I'd see the day when my family members would become more perverted then me, because my dad was saying things that even I wasn't thinking. I wish I could remember more of what he'd said ^_^;
It seems when my parents do odd things it makes me want to post about them. ^__^
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| Harry Potter |
[23 May 2005|11:35pm] |
I was watching the Chamber of Secrets tonight with my mom (after we saw some lame murder mystery movie) and I got to thinking about how I lent my friend my box set (which might be first edition) for the first 3 books... like a year ago, or more. What the hell was I thinking? So I asked her for them back because I realised I want to read them again before the next book is out and she said something lame like "My mom was the one that wanted to read them, so you'll have to ask her next time you're over..." Pft. Why can't she just ask her own mother? And when the hell do I see her mom anyway? Once a month? I bet they're lost forever. I'll end that rant... at least there were a few interesting things said while watching the Harry Potter movie, to make up for my really pissed off mood.
Mother- "Does Draco like Harry?"
I started laughing, I'm pretty sure she didn't mean it in that way (though she's watched all of Gravitation, Kyou Kara Maou, etc., so who knows) ... anyway what does she expect when she's talking to me? I couldn't see the question any other way. I just said "Yeah.. maybe, he wanted to be his friend at first."
And my dad walked in at the end when Harry was giving Hagrid a bear hug (his head was mighty close to Hagrid's nether region) and commented "It's a good thing that guy isn't any taller" ... it took a second for it to sink in and then my mom and I both started laughing insanely.
Also, my dad trying to figure out what we were watching "Peter Pan... Peter Potter..." Then my mom said "Harry." to correct the fact that his first name wasn't Peter, and he was like "That's right! Harry Pan!" Oh. My. God. The way he said it so positively too... I think by the time he said the right combination of names he'd used up every other option.
*sigh* I wonder about my dads sanity more then my own sometimes.
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| Naruto Episode 133 |
[05 May 2005|02:40pm] |
I'd read some mixed (aka horribly conflicting) reviews on episode 133, some saying it's the best ever with awesome animation, and others saying it's awful with shitty animation.
I'm in between on the issue, happy that it's animated, but disappointed. I liked the fluid sequence to the fighting, but the animation in itself wasn't spectacular, Naruto looked fat and some of the panels were just plain ugly. With no blood. WTH. AND FLAT. There wasn't enough emotion in their voices or build up to the important things that they were saying, the music seemed off too. I think the manga portrayed their emotions better, if that makes any sense. When I was reading the manga I could imagine how they sounded and their movements, the main conflict with the animated version for me is that it just isn't similar to what I imagined their battle to be like. Maybe it's not that the episode is bad, just that I've been looking forward to it for so long with a set idea in my head that when it doesn't meet my expectations... I'm incredibly disappointed. Oh well.
Screenies were taken anyway...
( First, I'll tell a story xD )
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[05 May 2005|12:33pm] |
I wrote a huge update, then randomly closed the window, figures.
I've sorta forgotten about updating my journal... it's been so long since my last (and only) update.
So... what have I been doing? Everything from watching toilets over flow through the house for 10 minutes, to random drunken adventures. Uh, yeah... both of those are always fun. And the cleaning up afterwards.
The other thing I've been doing, of course, is watching anime! And reading manga.
A few notable mentions to shounen-ai/yaoi manga I've read recently are CUT, Keijijyou na Bokura and Color. <3
I've started watching some of the newer series/OVAs! Loveless (which I have much love for), Speed Grapher, Tsubasa, MÄR, Eye Shield 21, Haru wo Daiteita, KARAS, Sosei no Aquarion...
Loveless is my new God. The animation, music, and shounen-ai are all beyond my expectations.
Speed Grapher is great, with it's maturity, blood, and questionable sexuality of random people. That's GONZO for you.
Tsubasa is good too, though the flashbacks I've found sort of annoying, it's only 4 episodes in and there are already so many flashbacks to things that happened in the span of 4 episodes. I don't think it's necessary for all the flashbacks. Maybe the Naruto flashbacks are just getting on my nerves and it's crossing over to other series when I see flashbacks...
The other series & OVA episodes were mostly good too, especially Haru wo Daiteita ;D And KARAS, even though neither were subbed in English.
I'm now going to watch Naruto episode 133. I might post screenies later of all the gay UST action in the episode.
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| Oh the... Eroticness |
[03 Mar 2005|05:48pm] |
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la la la... so I got a Livejournal... and decided to post something =O Today in art class, I had to pick an artist I knew nothing about, I ended up picking some dude who mostly drew erotic nude women, and now I'm suppose to draw myself using his "style" ... which would more or less involve me being drawn nude. Gah... I think I'll have to go pick one of those rare pictures where he chose to draw the women with their clothes still on...
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karala's journal