… I’d run straight home like a 13 year-old who just got his first copy of Playboy, and real-boot

Although I may consider real-booting her equipped with a mute button.
Many more of her goodness here.
… I’d run straight home like a 13 year-old who just got his first copy of Playboy, and real-boot

Although I may consider real-booting her equipped with a mute button.
Many more of her goodness here.

Not that there is any rumor of a live action remake of Macross F[1], but if they’re doing it, then I have their perfect candidate for the role of Sheryl Nome: Ayumi Hamasaki or more simply known as Ayu.
She has got to be a Gantz alien living among us, taunting us with her high frequency attack one moment and petrifying us with disbelief the next.
The post at anime diet asked which is better: anime or manga, and I commented that anime offers something that manga cannot: Music. Now this post is not so much about rather or not anime is indeed better than manga (it is) as it is about reminiscing a few of the best scenes in which our experience of it, was greatly enhanced because an insert theme song was supporting it like wind lifting a bird soaring higher and higher.
The past episode of Macross Frontier with Sheryl’s concert leading to the end credit is one recent example. Searching through my iTune library, I found a few other scenes that had captivated me due to the background theme song.