http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2013-03-09/initial-d-street-racing-manga-approaching-finale At this point, I’m more saddened than anything. I knew the end was coming, and with the way the manga has been developing, anyone can tell that this is the end for Initial D. What will happen now? Who knows. All I can say is that Initial D created a legion of rabid JDM-tyte…
Sailor Moon fanart is one of my favorite types, though I can’t figure out why.
Kyokushin Karate is one of my favorite martial arts. It’s a hard striking style, and its emphasis on practicality makes it a very useful art to learn. If I had a Kyokushin Karate School close to where I lived, I probably would’ve learned that art instead of Taekwondo. Maybe that’s why I’m learning Muay Thai…
I haven’t been able to see what’s been going on my facebook for the past couple days. I hope people aren’t posting random shit to my wall.
We’re just celebrating milestones here at SSB! This is the 300th public post. Seriously. Well, go…us? Forreal though, thanks to all of the people that have contributed to SSB over the years. It’s really, really, appreciated.
Another gem from my boys Mark, Anthoz, and one of my striking homies Fernando, Codename:SWORD is a thriller that takes the art of fighting to the next level. …and wait, that was at SDAFF 2012! I KNOW THAT HALLWAY!! So, fans, if you could check this video out, it’d be much appreciated. Real talk. -Twitchy
“Relaunching a comic from a hiatus is tough, but I’m not gonna let that stop me. Let this be the first step towards something bigger, epic, and strawberry-scented.” – Me, 2012. This was the first entry in our new home, this website that you’re reading now. Bigger? Definitely? Epic? Sure. Strawberry-Scented? Well, we haven’t gotten to…
Ah, Grandia II. Your battle system is one of the best in the JRPG world, and your coming-of-age stories and themes of exploration are as timeless as the genre itself. Your battle music is among the finest in the world, and this theme is my particular favorite. It’s one of the reasons why I was…
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