Ah, poor Furuichi. I'd pity you except the situations you end up in always make me laugh.

@Thousand:

If you have a problem with fights then don't read Shonen.

Not really. I just happen to be reading one to many that are doing a long fight at the same time… which makes the solution rather obvious. (grumbles):getlost:

Minor jump but who wants to bet that Furuichi is saved by Alain Delon's daughter?

Hmmm… after watching that most intriguing review, I do believe I will have to definitely watch it. After all, how many Sherlock movies show the grittier side of Mr. Holmes? Plus the director seems to have add a couple of elements that are only mentioned once maybe twice in all of Doyle's stories. Those will be fun to pick out.

Ok, so I'm playing catch up with what is being discussed.

First off, another I think I should have seen that coming but in a good way.

Second, I'll just be happy if Beelzebub doesn't ever suffer from the "over-stretched battles" that currently Bleach, Naruto, and One Piece (not as bad as the first two) are going through. I doubt that it will be a problem since Beelzebub is mainly a comedy.

[hide]Yes, I follow all three, so either sue me for not being critical or for following the masses. (shrugs)[/hide]

Oh my, I can see it now. Andron/ Alain Delon haunts Furuichi and appears every time Furuichi says his name. I can just imagine the possible comedic outcomes for that one.

Sherlock Holmes with a love interest….interesting, but if you go by the book, he is...well, not that crazy about women. The only one that appeared to have caught his interest got married. As for Watson, I can handle him having a love interest since it is indicated that he lived with Holmes for several months before becoming married. Plus he was formerly in the army, so if we assume that he continued to train or at least work out a little bit, it is plausible for him to be fairly fit and not fat.

My brother once helped a cop bust a place for selling him beer without checking his Id.:ninja:

All I got to say is that was a frickin' huge bird. Fried bird anyone?

Still love Yu-gi-oh cards, but unfortunately, I'm more of a collector and have never played the game beyond the game consoles. I figure with the cards I have, I could build a couple of decent decks, but from the sounds of it, they would never hold up in a tournament which kind of sucks for me.

As for my favorite card, it's the Raging Flame Sprite. Build your deck right and he can be one of the most powerful cards in it. Well once upon a time…..

@Arei:

All you want to do is inchance your e-peen by trying to start stupid debates on pointless shit so you can win.

Shit….I was doing that.....didn't mean to, but I can't take it back. I'm sorry. (bows head in humiliation)