Bamboo Blade Tamaki Plushie

BAMBOO BLADE episode seven, where we learn the true strength of Tamaki as a human plushie plus how croquettes can bring world peace and just how much an otaku Ishida-sensei may actually be.

After watching years of anime, I’m still dying to try out a croquette. I heard they’re not that great or anything but something that is fried can’t taste too bad right? Anyway been dying for this scene to be animated since I found the accompanying manga panel to be just as hilarious for some strange reason. I think it has to do with how everyone is all SD and enjoying the croquette… (read: I want in too!)

A tad different from the manga I guess due to potential copyright issues? Still funny in its own right as they had to explain what the video format was; cracked at Tamaki’s attempt to put it in the DVD player without much luck. I do, however, have to give props for using Macross Magross as the replacement “anime treasure” Ishida-sensei gives Tamaki for all her hard work :D

Next week’s episode is finally material past the currently scanlated manga released, which should be a nice change as for once, I won’t know what will happen. And based on the preview, it should be a blast with Tama-chan getting a job for something she really wants (probably anime related).

This entry was posted on Monday, November 12th, 2007 at 5:16 pm and is filed under Anime One-shots. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.

4 Responses to “Bamboo Blade Tamaki Plushie”

  1. maglor Says:

    gahhh1!!! I do wish the local theater will show the Macross the movie, uncut and in full glory!

  2. wackedfoo Says:

    i’ve had croquettes every time i’ve seen them available. they’re probably my favorite “food i’ve tried because of anime”. then again, i’m a big fan of potatoes.

  3. Adun Says:

    Croquettes are best when fresh, and during winter. There was a store right outside a temple in Kyoto when I went, so awesome.

  4. Karry Says:

    I wonder where you live, and what your mother cooked all your life…
    Basically in most countries there likely is a national dish that resemble this “croq-whatever”, despite the Wiki saying Dutch made it, its as basic as you can get.

Leave a Reply