Mar 21
Loli ABC
A is for Arche Klain.
B is for Becky Miyamoto.
C is for Coquelicot.
D is for Daidouji Tomoyo.
E is for Evangeline A.K. McDowell
F is for Fate Testarossa.
G is for Golden Darkness.
H is for Hazuki.
I is for Illyaviels von Einzbern.
J is for Jigoku Shoujo.
K is for Kokonoe Rin.
L is for Limone.
M is for Mei Sunohara.
N is for Nanoha Takamachi.
O is for Oyashiro-sama.
P is for Primula.
Q is for Queen Lymsleia.
R is for Ruri Hoshino
S is for Sakura Kinomoto
T is for Tamaki Kawazoe.
U is for Uma.
V is for Vanilla H.
W is for Wendy Garret.
X is for Emelenzia BeatriX Rudiger.
Y is for Yurie Hitotsubashi.
Z is for Zero.
March 21st, 2008 at 5:53 am
Lol, other than the Zero (cos it’s clearly Louise), most are all fine. I also decide to leave a message for another reason.
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Dear Anime Blogger,
Given the exponential growth of the anime blogosphere, the number of quality blogs with insightful opinions and perspectives are ever increasing. Yet a majority of the blogs out there remain isolated, lacking a sense of community and meaningful interaction. The Anime Blog Awards was created in order to bridge that gap by recognising worthy bloggers and their achievements in various fields.
With that in mind, please visit http://animeblogawards.com for more details and vote for your favourite blog. Your vote counts! It would be great if you could make a post on your blog regarding its official date (April 1st, and no, this isn’t an elaborate April Fools either) to inform your fellow anime bloggers of the award. Our vision is to make this the first major event for all anime bloggers and something we can look forward to every year.
Regards,
The Anime Blog Awards Committee
March 21st, 2008 at 6:22 am
Impz: Voted.
March 21st, 2008 at 6:43 am
You must love lolis, wow!
March 21st, 2008 at 10:27 pm
DS: Didn’t I mention that I’m a lolicon?
March 22nd, 2008 at 10:46 am
How brilliant! How come can you think of that.
You’re a great lolicon, I appreciate.
March 22nd, 2008 at 9:58 pm
Plaga!: When I was spelling something last Wednesday, I went “P as in pig. O as in oil. S as in sand…” Then, the listener went, “N as in Nanoha.” That’s how it got started.