I hope you guys like my work.. http://thedeadgirldiaries.blogspot.com/2014/05/oh-you-bitches-should-have-just-killed.html

Huuuge fan of One piece, story, characters, world, love it all to death. But I'll be honest, the way Oda draws the ladies, dem proportions be crazy. :[

Maybe I'm wrong but based on the Google search results, I don't see any reason to call someone a weeaboo. To my mind the term comes across a lot like wigger, and seems like a slur. Some people like certain cultures or sub-cultures. Often people mimic these cultures in order to fit in or to build their self esteem. Inless the person tries to be superior, I don't see an issue. If they are trying to be superior, I tend to fall back on a generic term, "asshole." Speaking of which, I myself are often a pompous ass.

AniDB has a very comprehensive anime calendar that features anime dating back to 1916 (though it's mostly just scattered short films here and there during the 1910s-1950s; anime TV shows didn't begin until 1961). I've looked through it, and I actually think anime is at its best now. There's stuff that looks good to me from every decade, but far as quantity goes the 2010s definitely win out for me. But yeah - for 2014, I think my favorites might be the two WIXOSS series. Sora no Method also.

Welcome, Koyomi (: Pleasure to meet you, like everyone said, it's very easy to make friends here ^.^ The community is quite friendly, you'll have no problems ;D

You should watch it in the release order, that means: Bakemonogatari -> Nise~ -> Neko~ -> Second season -> Hana~ -> Tsuki~ and the Kizumonogatari is to be released, the date hasn't been mentioned tho. Personally I loved the whole series, it's really original- storytelling which I would say is boring, if I hadn't watched the show. The humour was in my cup of tea, it's one of the series I laughed the most at, and in the same time made me think about serious topics which is great.

well anime is expensive to make. Crunchyroll pays a small one time licensing fee to the original creators, there's no royalties involved. What really counts to them is DVD/BD sales. Merchandise helps too but not nearly as much as those DVD/BD sales. Those numbers are usually what determines if a show gets a second season or not. Thats for the originals by the way, not the dubbed and localized versions.

Sadly while writing this I lost my hard drive with all my case files and such. :c so I think this manga will never occur as I can't get anything to be as good as the original.