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No, this is a special review because this wasn't entirely my idea in fact, I've been (kind of) requested to cover this anime. This is a special occasion here on The Land of Obscuion, & not just because it's Christmas Eve. So how did I feel about both shows the second time around?

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During that time between viewings I've since read the entire manga, which is one of my all-time favorites, & there was a momentary reminder of my love for this series when Justin Sevakis covered the '97 series in his old Buried Treasure column back in 2008. Anyway, to celebrate the return of Bolt Crank I decided to finally sit down & re-watch both of Studio DEEN's anime productions from the late-90s, the first time in about 8-9 years. This is actually a very common thing to happen to continuations/sequels of older works, or even reboots of classic titles, which is a shame. Sadly, though Akihito Yoshitomi has returned to his most successful work with Eat-Man : The Main Dish this year, there has been nothing in regards to it on the English front no simul-publish, no licensing, & not even any scanlating.

Until then, though, let's see what I really loved doing the most from 2014, because that's what this is supposed to be about. While I'm fine with covering titles like those every now & then, like I did with Karneval, I do feel like next year should mark a return to me covering crap you've barely heard of (if you knew of it at all) 'back to basics', in a sense. Now, yes, there were some unknown titles covered this year, but looking back while compiling this list, I realized that a number of titles were either infamous or known to some extent. I hit Review #150 this year as well, & earlier this month introduced Demo Disc & Obscusion B-Side, but I do feel like I may have left the idea of 'obscurity', however. I started off with a giant month of Kochikame (21 episodes worth!), dedicated another month to the glory of JAM Project while also getting autographs from them at Anime Boston (Yoshiki Fukuyama had a rush of nostalgia seeing the Ehrgeiz LD I had him sign), & I even dedicated three months worth of posts solely to Masami Kurumada (who was celebrating his 40th Anniversary this year). This year in general was pretty special for me, as I ended up talking about some really excellent titles, as well as iconic franchises. It's Boxing Day once again, so it's time for look back at everything I wrote about in the past year & compile the best of the best. (Yes, I know the hippie movement was in the 60s. Or wait, considering that the original manga debuted in the 70s, would that make me a 'hippie' instead? Eh, I'll accept that moniker, too.

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Therefore, I shall be the first to embrace the term & state with a full heart that I can be defined a 'hispter', because I absolutely enjoyed the 'Sumo Asshole' hijinks of Rowdy Sumo Wrestler Matsutaro, an anime from this year that is still hated upon by nearly everyone else. Overall, though, it's pretty silly of an accusation to make, but at the same time those who are accused are so quick to state they they can't be hipsters, because it's such a nebulous term. The most common accusations come from someone not caring for something popular among the general fandom, like being a Sword Art Online 'hater', or someone liking something that is more underground or different, like loving the ever living hell out of Flowers of Evil.

You know what's a silly thing some people like to do nowadays? Call others 'hipsters', simply because 'B' doesn't like something 'A' does.

Rowdy Sumo Wrestler Matsutaro (October 2)

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