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Old 2013-01-22, 05:15   Link #36
Qilin
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Age: 33
-{A1}- [Best Storyline & Plot] Fate/Zero

-{A2}- [Best Visuals & Animation] Hyouka

-{B0}- [Best Action-Adventure] Fate/Zero

-{B1}- [Best Fantasy] Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita

-{B2}- [Best Science Fiction] Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita

I'm honestly not sure whether to classify Jinrui's setting as fantasy or sci-fi...

-{B4}- [Best Mystery] Hyouka

-{B5}- [Best Drama] Tari Tari

It's a deadlock between Kokoro Connect and Tari Tari, but then I realized that I all my enjoyment of Kokoro Connect came from a single character, so there you go.

-{B7}- [Best Comedy] Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou

Now here's a genuine conundrum. Jinrui's humor, for me, was delivered just as smartly if not more. But then, I probably spent more time laughing at the jokes in Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou than I did in Jinrui.

-{B8}- [Best Slice of Life] Hyouka

No contest.

-{B9}- [Best Sports] Chihayafuru

As much of a Saki fan that I am, I have to give credit to where it is due.

-{C1}- [Best TV Series] Hyouka

-{D1}- [Best Female Lead] Watashi

Don't get me wrong. Chihaya is an awesome female lead; it's just that Watashi's biting wit and general deadpan-ness wins out in the end.

-{D2}- [Best Male Lead] Houtarou Oreki

-{D3}- [Best Antagonist] Deishu Kaiki

So why choose a relatively one-dimensional villain over the better characterized Kotomine Kirei? Because he has style, and that's what makes all the difference in the world.

-{D4}- [Best Side-Character] Satoshi Fukube

-{D5}- [Best World Setting] Sword Art Online

-{D6}- [Best Credits Theme] To The Beginning

-{D8}- [Best Ongoing Series] Psycho-Pass
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