Kita ze Inbou! - キタぜ陰謀!

Happy new year everyone! Well it just hit 12 midnight here and so it’s officially 2007!

Right now I’m currently playing Xenosaga III and probably will be for most of the day until I beat it. I don’t have much else to do so I’ll probably have some episode entries up later. So yeah, this is the first post of the 2007 and I look forward to continue blogging all the things that interest me as the year progresses.

Happy Holidays! It’s not Christmas here just yet but it is a few hours away. Depending on the gifts I get I may have some delays in blog entries. If that does happen you can simply blame it on Final Fantasy XII and Xenosaga III.

Random stuff: I may decide to start blogging Keroro Gunso and as a result of my years of GITS obsession I’ll most likely be re-watching the series and blogging it too.

Well, our ab.net administrator has run into some hard times and the time has come to call upon some donations. Even something small counts towards the larger goal at the end.

Head on over to Maestro’s blog for more information

After watching it I say it is a fairly decent movie. Not great, but not bad….well not as bad as his other movie, “Hero.” Still as Hero started Fearless starts in the same way. The movie starts off with the last scene. A progressive fight, 4vs1. In the first 3 fights Li fights what I would guess to be Americans. When the fourth fight is about to start, we see and hear that the fighter is Japanese. Read more

This is one thing that pisses me off(if I ever do) the most. Its that no local news station or newspaper(from the ones that I’ve seen) ever report on this, not even msn. The internet is a very large influence on many people. Basically to the point where it is starting to become a common everyday utility. Most people I know don’t really check news on the internet.

This article discusses a very important possible future that would change how much you could end up paying for internet useage. My response is “WTF,” as soon as the mass population that uses the internet sees this, you would think people would want the internet to remain a ‘neutrally’ regulated service. This page basically tells how AT&T(who, by the way is practically the same size as it was when they were accused of a monopoly) could and probably would end up charging you for using voip(Skype, teamspeak, ventrilo ect) or video streams(break.com, youtube, ect). They could do this by monitoring the type of packets going through your bandwith. I can see the music industry supporting this to a degree. This kind of thing would distract a lot of people from many things, peer-to-peer being one of them. So instead of paying 60$ per month for 1.5 mbit line you end up paying oh, lets say, 120$ for a 1.5 service. It all depends on how badly you want these “services.” Yeah, horrible, what a first post.

Visit those two sites to stop this shit.

Hi there!

This is Leon here officially kicking the blog off with an introduction. Kita ze Inbou! is a collaborative anime blog that is being brought to you by three guys who have nothing better to do during the day than to sit on the computer seat and stare at the monitor screen pirating and listening to the Snakes on a Plane (Bring It). I don’t care what you say, that movie was hilarious. Back to the subject, not only will our blog contribute to just anime and manga, but all sorts of other media, like music, games and TV/movies (in order for us to look less cliché).

Firstly, there’s me (LEON!) your blog owner. My friends and contributors, Guardian Archangel and Youko, both who are awesome guys and possess their own tastes and personal opinions separate from mine, will also be helping out with the blog as well (so that I’m not alone of course lol). There’s not much content currently as this is just a beginning phase, but hopefully in time we can expand into an even greater entity.

Well that’s all for now, mostly because I’ve ran out of things to say now. Anyways, thanks and make sure to visit us. And with that, let’s begin desu~!

~Inbou ni Youkoso!
Welcome to the conspiracy!