I'm Dreaming...

To Watch List:

~Lucky Star

~Haruhi Suzumiya

~K-On

~Nichijou

~Chuunibyou

~Amagi Brilliant Park

~Myriad Colors Phantom World

~Sound Euphonium

Have Watched List:

~Hyouka

~Tamako Market

~Free! (pretty much all up until Road to the World)

~Beyond the Boundary

~A Silent Voice

~Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid

~Violet Evergarden

~Liz and the Blue Bird

~Tsurune

Favorites (so far):

1. A Silent Voice

2. Violet Evergarden (Best OST)

3. Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid

4. Tsurune

Edit:

I love KyoAni so much I even have their logo as a tattoo

[Violet Evergarden + wallpapers ]

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After these horrifying news, I’ve decided to do a recap on KyoAni’s main titles from their foundation until now as a homage for its staff, especially the victims and their families. We don’t know where the studio will be going from now, but we do know of its journey until the present moment. There were hits and there were misses, but it overall deserves appreciation now more than ever.

This is going to be a bit long but they deserve it all and more.

Inuyasha Movies 1 to 3 (2001-2003)

Nurse Witch Komugi-chan Magikarte (2002)

Munto (2003-2009)

Full Metal Panic! Fumoffu/TSR (2003-2006)

Air (2005)

Kanon (2006)

Clannad (2007-2009)

Suzumiya Haruhi (2006-2010)

Lucky Star (2007-2008)

K-ON! (2009-2011)

Nichijou (2011)

Hyouka (2012)

Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! (2012-2018)

Tamako Market (2013-2014)

Free! (2013-present)

Kyoukai no Kanata (2013-2015)

Amagi Brilliant Park (2014-2015)

Hibike! Euphonium (2015-present)

Musaigen no Phantom World (2016)

Koe no Katachi (2016-2017)

Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon (2017)

Violet Evergarden (2018-present)

Tsurune (2018-2019)

Personally, part of me wants to believe that these people will continue living through their creations, but what’s been done to them is unforgivable. We all know that this will definitely affect current and future projects of the studio, but let’s show only support for the survivors until they’re able to get back on track.

Bedtime

I tried to capture what Blather’s and Celeste’s lives were like as kids. I always imagine they had shared a room with a bunk bed like my siblings and I when we were growing up.