Comments on: Sentimental Journey http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/sentimental-journey/ where shoujo and bishoujo meet Sat, 06 Sep 2008 00:31:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: great blog http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/sentimental-journey/#comment-69526 great blog Sun, 24 Dec 2006 01:05:10 +0000 http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/sentimental-journey/#comment-69526 <strong>great blog...</strong> ... great blog…

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]]> By: Chan http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/sentimental-journey/#comment-1807 Chan Tue, 02 May 2006 11:03:19 +0000 http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/sentimental-journey/#comment-1807 Sentimental Journey, as far as I know, takes place between the Saikai and Yakusoku, both prologue games that mark the departure of the protagonist, and how he met the girls again. He's nobody special, just a really nice guy... ...Who gets himself hit and killed by a car before the second game. Ouch. Sentimental Journey, as far as I know, takes place between the Saikai and Yakusoku, both prologue games that mark the departure of the protagonist, and how he met the girls again. He's nobody special, just a really nice guy…

…Who gets himself hit and killed by a car before the second game. Ouch.

]]> By: Urashima Tarou http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/sentimental-journey/#comment-609 Urashima Tarou Tue, 29 Nov 2005 21:24:44 +0000 http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/sentimental-journey/#comment-609 Kaho Mori is my fav. girl of the bunch. Kaho Mori is my fav. girl of the bunch.

]]> By: moyism http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/sentimental-journey/#comment-30 moyism Tue, 17 May 2005 06:31:44 +0000 http://bluemist.animeblogger.net/archives/sentimental-journey/#comment-30 <!-- spamk : Comment text: 'I saw Sentimental Journey more of an AU type. Owning both the anime and the first game (if only my SS still worked), I can see the anime being a treat for the game fans yet also a decent stand alone series by itself. Reading over your summary bluemist show brings back the memories of playing the game where I had no clue what they were saying in Japanese (though I doubt I'll do much better even now). Only through some various guides I found online did I somehow get through the game... too bad I never completed all 12 girls' stories (even worse when I thought I "won" but in reality lost). Now I kinda want to play again.... The anime I thought did pretty well in keeping the girls in character (from what I can vaguely remember of the game). Also liked the fact that if you're a seiyuu buff, the secondary cast for the various girls' stories have some veteran voice actors/actresses. Takehito Koyasu and Kotono Mitsuishi to name a few :) If I had to pick, I'd have to say that Honoka and Manami were definitely my top two favs though all the girls do have their own unique charms ;)' matched ((holdem|texas|poker|casino|online|gambl|blackjack|game|free).*){2,} --> I saw Sentimental Journey more of an AU type. Owning both the anime and the first game (if only my SS still worked), I can see the anime being a treat for the game fans yet also a decent stand alone series by itself. Reading over your summary bluemist show brings back the memories of playing the game where I had no clue what they were saying in Japanese (though I doubt I'll do much better even now). Only through some various guides I found online did I somehow get through the game... too bad I never completed all 12 girls' stories (even worse when I thought I "won" but in reality lost). Now I kinda want to play again.... The anime I thought did pretty well in keeping the girls in character (from what I can vaguely remember of the game). Also liked the fact that if you're a seiyuu buff, the secondary cast for the various girls' stories have some veteran voice actors/actresses. Takehito Koyasu and Kotono Mitsuishi to name a few :) If I had to pick, I'd have to say that Honoka and Manami were definitely my top two favs though all the girls do have their own unique charms ;)

I saw Sentimental Journey more of an AU type. Owning both the anime and the first game (if only my SS still worked), I can see the anime being a treat for the game fans yet also a decent stand alone series by itself.

Reading over your summary bluemist show brings back the memories of playing the game where I had no clue what they were saying in Japanese (though I doubt I'll do much better even now). Only through some various guides I found online did I somehow get through the game… too bad I never completed all 12 girls' stories (even worse when I thought I "won" but in reality lost). Now I kinda want to play again….

The anime I thought did pretty well in keeping the girls in character (from what I can vaguely remember of the game). Also liked the fact that if you're a seiyuu buff, the secondary cast for the various girls' stories have some veteran voice actors/actresses. Takehito Koyasu and Kotono Mitsuishi to name a few :)

If I had to pick, I'd have to say that Honoka and Manami were definitely my top two favs though all the girls do have their own unique charms ;)

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