Originally I had wanted to come up with just one post for all of Wonder Festival’s releases, considering that Lelouch is too busy with schoolwork and life to be able to post anything here for a while, along with the reason that I am no longer as into figure collecting as before. But for some odd reason the figure manufacturers decided to “Boys/Girls, Be Ambitious” and there were quite a few releases I wanted to talk about. Here is the first look with my top figure manufacturer of all time, Alter.

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Not to worry, it was just a training exercise!

Or was it?

The beginning of Sora no Woto’s fifth episode left me wondering even more about what the series was going to contain for us viewers.

A little known fact is that despite my preference for RTS style games, I am generally not really into playing the games much online. The only difference was when Supreme Commander, much touted back then for its depth and style in the genre of RTS games, made its appearance sometime early in 2007. The reason for this post? 3 years (a little too short) after the development of the first, Supreme Commander 2 is finally going to hit stores soon, on March 2nd (for PC). The above screenshot is taken from the official website.

I am more inclined, looking at the characters that form the title, to call it “Sky of Light”, but I could be wrong too, so I chose to go with the subtitles’ translation. Episode 31 is the first look at Erin’s life at college level, with the entry of a new character that acts as a new teacher at Kazalm, Kiriku, though he is definitely more than meets the eye.