Professor Juniperさんのイラストまとめ

Since I got nostalgic yesterday I tried to go even further back to my childhood to remember which anime I watched way back then. These were some of my favorites. In some cases I was like, idk 5? when I started watching some of them.

29/? It may not have anime titties but it has legs for days. I may be exaggerating a little, but Miu is pretty cute and the camera loves her rear and legs. Anyhow, that's all I wanted to talk about for today. I could actually go on a little longer but twitter's character limit

27/? But that's ok, because I got to enjoy them. Even if I grow old and this things get forgotten by others, I'll keep them with me, forever. Idk what comes after death, but I'll do my darn best to take with me all of these fleeting moments in time so they will live on.

(22/?) which isn't neither good nor bad. Yeah, people are back to normal, but the world is still shit and monsters keep popping up. But on the upside, our heroines are starting to sort out their problems and came out as better people because of it.

(18/?) a fake smile. The series follows their exploits as they try to win a unwinnable situation. The monsters they fight are everywhere and prey on people all the time but the public is too apathetic to realize something's going on. The series makes it real clear that this is

(17/?) misanthropic. She also didn't like using her powers because daddy issues so instead she relied on modded phones which could imitate the power of a Gate but with a lower power input as a result. The other main character was Miu. This very insecure girl who hide behind a

(16/?) as you watched the episodes in order. It was only 6 episodes, so you really couldn't miss one. On the surface, it was a show about two girls who battled monsters by using her powers called Gates. The girl in glasses, Ayane, was really sour and nihilistic bordering in

(15/?) But I digress, getting back to Gatekeepers 21. The show is actually a sequel OVA to a series by the same name sans the 21, so just Gatekeepers. At the time I didn't know this so I just watched and tried my best to keep track of the plot. It wasn't too hard to grasp as long

(14/?) So if I wanted to watch this very specific anime, I had to stay WAY past my bedtime on a specific day of the week while keeping track that said day was the right one because if I didn't all I got was fucking Gundam Seed, fuck you Gundam.

(13/?) I remember one particular show, .hack//roots. It only aired on fridays ...at 4 am ...every second friday. That's right, not only did it had a graveyard slot, it had to share it with Gundam seed of all things, fuck Gundam btw, I will never forget it for this outrage.