current favorite image
The opening theme for Oreimo S2
Since the source was great we made both 1080p and 720p. Hope you enjoy them
Encode: BoZ
Timer: Romeyo007
Style: HeavenlyArmed
K-timer: Leona
KFX: Leona
For playback issues refer to 10bit playback, Karaoke playback
Better karaoke and better encode quality. It’s include both long and short version.
are guys preparing for the 2nd season? I Know I’m all set and ready.
Encode: BoZ
Timer: Romeyo007
K-timer: Leona
KFX: Leona
For playback issues refer to 10bit playback, Karaoke playback
July 29, 2012 Update
After nearly 10 months, the complete revamp for the Oreimo S1 BD project has started. This will be a joint project between Broken and Kira since our staffers are involved in both groups.
I am currently looking for a willing TL who will redo or TLC the translation for the extra BD scenes and Animated Commentaries. All applicants will be tested beforehand. PM MarukoM on #Broken-Subs on irc.rizon.net for inquiries.
As the Aniplex Blu-ray release of the show contains subs for the animated Commentaries, and Mazui’s batch script contains their own translations for the extra scenes, additional TL help will no longer be necessary. Thank you.
Volume 7 brings us far beyond the original television broadcast and will serve as a necessary transition into the next phase of the series. Whether to appeal to fans who are not fond of certain upcoming episodes or simply a coincidence, Volume 7 includes several notable extras such as the full length Opening Song “irony” and Stardust Witch Meruru Opening. The much coveted Animated Commentaries are of course also included with the release. Karaoke (romaji and kanji) is provided on all the songs from the episodes and extras. More information on what went on behind the scenes is presented under Info/Credits.
行ってしまうの 私が先叶う でももう少しだけ 一緒にいようね
Volume 6 brings us to the end of the episodes from the original television broadcast, but the story is far from over. While some claim that the anime was only meant to serve as promotion for the light novel and manga series, their argument proves invalid for the fact that there are still two additional BD volumes to be released for the Ore no Imouto series. That being said, the remaining two BD volumes serve as a necessary transition into the next phase of the relationship between the three.
Uchuu ni kirame~ku nagare boshi~ ☆
A shooting star sparkling in space~ ☆Volume 5 was released on Blu-Ray and continues offering more insight into the characters from not only the episodes themselves but the ever so entertaining animated commentaries. As one blogger put it, “[The Animated Commentaries] are some of the best and most interesting I’ve seen in a long, long time.” Of course, Volume 5 can’t be complete without a translation and karaoke of Meteo☆Impact.
After more than a month due to the unfortunate tragedies in Japan, Volume 4 of the series has been released on Blu-Ray. Otaku life is no longer the main theme in Oreimo but rather a backdrop to the relationships between the siblings and close friends. Relationships, whether for better or worse, are what define Oreimo from now on, as evidenced by the cover of the Volume 8 Light Novel which is expected to be released next month.
In the midst of the excitement and speculation surrounding the Ore no Imouto PSP Game, Volume 2 of the ever popular series has been released on Blu-Ray.
