No Borders No Race: Episode Hyaku-Yon-Juu
King Baby Duck gives a high recommendation for the Netflix film The Little Prince, while still lamenting over the fact that it didn't get the proper theatrical release it deserved. Revisiting Lucky☆Star shows that the series hasn't aged as well as it could've, and puppetry reaches hardcore levels of awesomeness in Thunderbolt Fantasy. Finally, Sword Art Online gets an American TV adaptation, with hopes that this may lead to other shows getting similar treatment.
PLAYLIST:
- SCREEN mode - ROUGH DIAMONDS (digital single)
- Wednesday Campanella - Da Vinci (from the album Cinema Jack)
- Camille - Suis-moi (from The Little Prince soundtrack)
- Thee Michelle Gun Elephant - Brady Punky Bikini (from the album Sabrina Heaven) [out of print]
- Aya Hirano, Emiri Katou, Kaori Fukuhara, & Aya Endo - Motteke! Sailor Fuku (CD single)
- Hologram Teen - Scratches en Série (from the Marsangst EP)
- Band-Maid - Freedom (from the album Brand New Maid)
- THE ORAL CIGARETTES - Dip-Bap (digital single)
- Introflirt - Spadina (from the album Temporary Heaven)
- Do As Infinity - Raven (from the album BREAK OF DAWN)
- GLAY - [DEATHTOPIA] (digital single)
Guarding the mighty Tiān Xíng Jiàn, it's No Borders No Race: Episode Hyaku-Yon-Juu!
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