So who was at AMKE this year? I went on Saturday. Had a great time. Wasn't dressed in costume, but a few people recognized me from my Saint Young Men Jesus cosplay that I've done at previous Milwaukee cons.

Anyone want to share some SNES DK Country nostalgia? For some reason I found the game both amazing but creepy at times. The water stage music was alway very unsettling for me.

Anyone living in San Antonio, TX? So I've had an epiphany recently... I don't know that many people who like anime that want to hang out with me in real life. :c An anime store "Otaku Cafe" just opened up here a while ago, but I haven't been able to go because I don't want to go alone. D: I also want friends who play/enjoy Card games. (Pokemon, YuGiOh, Magic) I know how to play Pokemon really well, YuGiOh I'm decent at and I'm just starting Magic just to widen my topics. ;3; Anyone...?

The anime is really good, I haven't read the manga though. I have never cared for boxing, but the fight scenes and the struggle the characters go through to make it to the top are what appealed to me. Anime has a way of making mundane sports seem epic.

You call it filler, I call it extra anime. When an anime flashbacks to itself that sucks, however I love going back in time in the story when it can be done. For example in a manga my friend wrote the characters are trapped in an elevator, the one character wants to know why the hell this man is so evil, so his mentor explains the villas backstory. One of my favorite chapters too.

Hello, if you happen to not know who Seishi Kishimoto is hes Masashi Kishimotos(Naruto) twin brother. He has been a manga artist for many years and is quite talented himself. I unwittingly became a fan of his whilst reading both 666 Satan and Blazer Driver, but it's his new manga that has really got my attention. Being the twin brother of Masashi they have many similar views, and this new manga feels like a thematic followup of the final arc of Naruto, where Masashi explores the issues of revenge. However seishi steps it up a notch and has produced a truly enticing series where the main characters are government mandated killers who exact revenge for people who have lost family. The series seems to be monthly and there's only 2 scanlated chapters out, but id like to hear everyones thoughts on it. You can read it here http://mangahead.com/Manga-English-Scan/Sukedachi-Nine/Sukedachi-Nine-1-English-Scan

I've been a pretty huge fan of the Elder Scrolls series so I've had a pretty big interest in the MMO and where it sits in the lore. How would you compare it to the previous titles, does the game function well as an MMO?