**** hum is this hiroki man from KKK the 'Go ' person u re tlaking about ?***
Naaahh Hiroki and Go are two very different people.
Hiroki is an actor and Go is both singer from V6 and an actor who was in one drama with Aya and was also in Lunch Queen, though you only see him in a couple eps
Sorry I haven't gone through the trouble of looking at all 943 pages of this thread... but does anybody possibly have like a large screenshot from the end of the 9th episode (last episode) of the Japanese Drama: Ace Wo Nerae when Oka (Aya Ueto) is in her red uniform walking to her game against an American player?
If somebody could post a large/clear(bright enough) screenshot of that, that'd be really cool, thanks in advanced :]
I really want to draw a portrait of that screenshot xP
hahahaha I remember Elt would post pics and stuff more then once a day to keep Aya thread on page 1 :applaud: :victory:
this review of Azumi is critical but funny....from the Village Voice (NY)
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Azumi, released in 2003, is a prime sample, a kind of Buffy the Warlord Slayer in which a petite, miniskirted assassin (Japanese pop starlet Aya Ueto) and her friends are commanded by the master to venture out into the CGI world to prevent war by taking down the warmongers. If you're considering the scenario via Japan's ubiquitous pedo-porn tendencies, you're too educated for this exhaustive, manga-based bloodbath, which trails after these angsty teenyboppers on a scorched-fake-earth path through hundreds of growling baddies of every genre size and type. Blood flies like water-park spray (or hangs in the air as animated bloblets), limbs hack off like chicken wings, pubescent thighs flash, and the characters weep sugar tears. If it wasn't for the gore, it could've been an ad for Claritin. As it is, Azumi is the world seen through the bloodshot eyes of Xbox zombies.
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