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Love was in the air this past week here at Rekuru with the launch of CrazySingleLife. Whether it was j-pop love songs you have to hear, the top official anime couples, or even my modest attempt to play around with cupid’s arrows, this week was all about love. In addition, Link got his train conducting on with the release of The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks which you can read a review of below.

Anime
Anime You Should See Before You Die: Week 4 - The Vision of Escaflowne
Top Four (Unofficial) Anime Couples
Top Four (Official) Anime Couples

Manga
Top Three Romantic Girls Manga

Music
Morning Musume’s “Golden” Members: Ai Takahashi
Track Focus: Saori Atsumi, “Mou Sukoshi”
Three Must-Hear Jpop Love Songs
Morning Musume’s “Golden” Members: Yuko Nakazawa

Randomness
Alas, It Was Naught To Be: Star Crossed Lovers That Should Be Together But Probably Never Will Be
“President Obama” Appears at Afro Samurai Screening
An “Incredible” Japanese Exercise

Video Games
A Plusle and Minun Review: The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks
An RPG Bonanza: The DS Hits the Motherlode - Part 2: A Case of Sequelitis
Dragon Quest IX receives it’s North American subtitle


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Yay Music and Anime!!!!

Great week, guys! Absolutely loved the cupid’s arrows bit and the anime couples blurb..Keep Rockin Out!!

 

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