This needs to be said -

[kyburg]

But.

Full Metal Alchemist creeps me out.

And trying to read "How to Do Business with the Japanese," written by a German, translated into English...while Jim watches Hellboy on the hotel television - is a total mindfuck.

Drive through....

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[exedore.livejournal.com]

Can you post an Amazon link for that book? It sounds interesting.

[storvik.livejournal.com]

I haven't seen Full Metal Alchemist yet -- does that creep you out in a "good way", or a "bad way"?

[kyburg.livejournal.com]

My copy was a freebie at the used book store - looking at the ISBN -

You get this page. And no, the book mentioned there isn't the one I have.

ISBN 4-7890-0322-1, printed by The Japan Times. Good luck!

[kyburg.livejournal.com]

An uncomfortable way.

However, it's probable I'll keep watching it. ~*creeped out*~

[musicalchaos.livejournal.com]

What precisely is creeping you out about it?

[kyburg.livejournal.com]

I'm not a horror nut - far from it. The stuff repeats on me like bad pizza.

Jim and I sat through the whole first DVD before we left to go to Chicago - all four episodes in one sitting - (I think it was four) - which might not have been wise.

I think it's the whole zombie bit - crossed with the concept that even life can be recreated and manipulated like quicksilver that got me.

That, and the first baddie claimed to be a divine representative who brought the dead back to life - but was a sham all along, and was replaced by someone even worse at the end. Strike that - got eaten by a worse baddie, and then replaced with an even worse baddie than the guy who ate him. *shivers*

Anime consistently has more menacing baddies than anything else around, I swear. You want worse, you have to go to the horror flicks - which I won't do.