March 3, 1992. Seventeen. Pisces. Incoming Freshman at San Beda College Alabang :]. Catholic. Filipino. Dedicated Setonian. Green and blue fanatic. Sleepaholic. Insomniac-ish (meaning, not completely). Photoshop lover. Favorite numbers are 3 and 9. Sarcastic. Shy. Introvert. Extrovert. Imaginative. Creative. Music Freak. Religious. Kdrama and Jdrama lover. Certified David Cook supporter. Panic! at the disco fanatic. Harry Potter addict. Anime addict. Cookies and Cream and Double Dutch lover. Loves Stewie Griffin, Draco Malfoy, Cedric Diggory, Skandar Keynes, Ben Barnes, William Moseley, OHSHC, Yamapi, Kim Jae Joong, her family, her friends, herself and most of all, God.

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About this Blog

Why Nankurunaisa?

My brother would always ask me why my blog is named "nankurunaisa". So I wondered if other people would also like to know why I named it like this.

First of all, I got the saying "nankurunaisa" from my favorite anime series Blood+. The word "nankurunaisa" means that everything will be okay. I particularly chose it to be the title of my blog cause I want to be reminded whenever I blog about my not-so-good experiences that despite every trial/obstacles, everything will be okay. Thus, Nankurunaisa! <3

Thursday, May 15, 2008
Manga Junkie

NOTE: This post may contain spoilers for the death note movie.

I've been reading a few good mangas lately. I finished Saiyuki a few days ago and Aishiteruze Baby yesterday. Right now, I'm reading Death Note manga and there's only one thing I could say so far...it's so damn cool!

Of course a lot of people would know what Death Note is about. The battle of intelligence between Yagami Raito-kun and L-kun is too good to miss. Really, if you start reading it, you'd be amazed as to how people could get so smart. Lol.

I've watched the movie before and I was also impressed by how the japanese people (who made the movie) made the gods of death Ryuuku and Remu. The two were so realistic. Plus points too for the fact that the producers (or whoever has control of the storyline) was able to put in a few good twists that wasn't mentioned in the manga. (or maybe I just haven't read it yet. I'm still going to validate it later)

Anyway, I found a trailer in crunchyroll about the Death note spin-off, L: Change the world. The story's about L's remaining days. (If you didn't know, he purposely wrote his name in the Death note (2nd movie) in order to prove that Light is Kira himself. Apologies for the spoiler). There he is faced with a case of a deadly virus. According to some site, his accomplices in the movie were 2 kids, an English boy who is the lone survivor from the annihilation of a village, and a Japanese girl whose parent is the one who made the antidote. What's confusing though is that, it was stated in the site (where I got information on this) that Watari was still alive. It's the only flaw on the movie cause Watari died in the movie before L. Well anyhow, I'm sure it's another Death Note movie that is worth watching despite the few mistakes. I'll surely wait for it in crunchyroll. XD

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