The Twilight Journals New Moon

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Twilight and/or/vs Vampire Knight






Was just thinking when I came across this - those of you who read manga or watch anime should've heard of Vampire Knight...right? I started reading it earlier this year and it's pretty good, I don't like it as much as Twilight though IMO - You know whatever floats your boat and all. I didn't realise the whole Twilight vs Vampire Knight discussion was in full flight. Seems like if you don't like Twilight, you just don't like it haha.


Edward sparkles, so what?! I dunno, some people focus on the little things. Like Bella being a bit needy. Lets just say that needy is meant to be romantic. LOL.


So back to Vampire Knight...if you don't know, it's a story about a human, Yuuki, who is in love with her saviour vampire, Kaname (your typical vampire that does not sparkle). Well that's how it starts out anyway...it's still incomplete (FYI mangas are serialised). It's set at Cross Academy where day class means class for humans and night class is for vampires.
For Twilight, I'm just a fan of the love story, characters and the friendships. I've never been big on the whole vampire thing. Same goes for Vampire Knight. I just think Kaname and Zero are smexy. LOL. Something about the manga drawings is so lustful (*giggles by herself in front of laptop*)

wanna check it out? I like the manga so much better than the anime...the anime, like the Twilight movie, tries too hard to be comedic I think. You can google "Vampire Knight and Twilight" and you'll find a bit on that discussion.


You can read the manga: Onemanga
Watch the anime: Vampire Knight Episode
And why not head on over to MyAnime and have/start a discussion? - yes I am pimping this forum, what can I say...I just love small communities, I just hate those massive forums where everythings is just so impersonal, I just feel more comfortable when there's fewer XP

Hot Topic Items

Hot Topic have a preview of new moon items hitting their stores on Oct 1st

The dress!!! I can imagine so many cosplay opportunities with it....ha...ha...ha...

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

New Moon Screening: Australia


The Hub Productions presents...

Gil Birmingham
Kiowa Gordon

Wednesday the 18th November in Melbourne
Thursday the 19th November in Sydney

Gil Birmingham and Kiowa Gordon will be appearing on Wednesday 18th November in Melbourne and Thursday the 19th November in Sydney.

In Melbourne the event features the guests live for a few stories, anecdotes as well as Question and Answers. Included will be an autograph from Gil Birmingham and the opportunity to purchase an autograph from Kiowa Gordon. There will also be New Moon merchandise with a 10% discount at Gifts for the Geek, as well as rare collectibles available to purchase. The evening will close with a screening of Twilight followed by the premiere of New Moon. Included is a mini New Moon poster, popcorn and a drink.

In Sydney the event features the guests live for a few stories, anecdotes as well as Question and Answers. Included will be an autograph from each of our special guests which you receive in person. There will also be New Moon merchandise, as well as rare collectibles available to purchase from the dealers. The evening will close with a screening of New Moon.
The Hub Productions

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Twi-corn?


This is what I wake up to? Can the Twi-craze get any whackier?

Aerial photos show that two separate "Twilight"-themed maze patterns at Black Island Farms, 3178 S. 3000 West, have already been cut into the corn — a "Team Jacob" and a "Team Edward." (In the movie, Bella can choose Edward or Jacob as her boyfriend.)

The lettering "New moon 11-20-09" is also a part of the maze.

A side design in the corn depicts a KUTV reporter or anchorman holding a microphone.

GPS technology is used to cut the intricate patterns into the corn.

The idea of a corn maze is to enter and then eventually conquer the labyrinths by finding the lone exit. Getting "lost" is part of the fun.

Black Island is a working vegetable farm, with about 400 acres in cultivation, growing carrots, onions, cabbage, corn, pumpkins, squash and gourds.

Deseret News

well this is something unique...that's for sure...

I wonder if it's actually conquerable? like in Jakes ear then out his nose?

Saturday, September 5, 2009