Who is that and why is it embarrassing?I normally don't give a shit about these things but did crunchyroll really give a lifetime achievement award to fucking george wada lol. embarrassing
Who is that and why is it embarrassing?I normally don't give a shit about these things but did crunchyroll really give a lifetime achievement award to fucking george wada lol. embarrassing
That makes a lot of sense, thanks. I'll probably watch 0 in a few weeks, I usually like to complete things fully.They compressed like 3+ hours of VN into those last 2 episodes.
Steins Gate 0 is worth a watch to see how that ending was possible. It's not as good and has some wasted new characters + laughable action scenes but the angst is worth it and there's some great character interactions.
Hmmm, yeah that's pretty embarrassing.
Crunchyroll awards is high school anime club. I feel superior for not having ever joined one. Even the girls at my school's club wouldn't shower or use deodorant. There'd be a weird divide where the girls were in their own corner giggling about whatever boy's love doujinshi they stumbled upon online or geek out about how cool Itachi was while the guys would geek out about how cool Itachi was and circle jerk over the bible black dvd they found at FYE.
My college experience with similar clubs was like that too. I think hobbies based on consumption struggle with this. I think a book club style thing would be a much better approach to these kind of clubs.My schools anime club had like 4 people in it and none of them talked to each other. It was just a place where they read manga or watched anime by themselves, which I guess was kinda neat. I never joined.
My college experience with similar clubs was like that too. I think hobbies based on consumption struggle with this. I think a book club style thing would be a much better approach to these kind of clubs.
My college experience with similar clubs was like that too. I think hobbies based on consumption struggle with this. I think a book club style thing would be a much better approach to these kind of clubs.
Would it have to be productive? I don't actually go to book clubs, its just a guess at what could have been interesting in hindsight. I don't think talking about what you've watched afterwards would have to involve any major in depth analysis.That would have been cool but I wonder how productive those discussions would be. When I was a teen, I couldnt properly express how I felt about anime or manga the way I do now. I'm still terrible at analysis but back then it all I could muster was some variation of either "did you see that shit!?!? how cool was that???" or "XYZ is best girl, dont @ me ex dee ex dee" lol
Not much as changed sadly
The poster kind of doesn't work for me because there should be a big contrast form the two on the left being extremely plain people to the one in the right being an attractive model. It doesn't sell it with these actresses.
Would it have to be productive? I don't actually go to book clubs, its just a guess at what could have been interesting in hindsight. I don't think talking about what you've watched afterwards would have to involve any major in depth analysis.
Yup or the 90s anime :P
Not gonna lie, I have a lot of nostalgia for that terrible ass videogame.
I've mostly blocked the ps2 game from memory. The only thing I clearly remember is trying to stop a minatour from pushing me out of a building and failing repeatedly.Not gonna lie, I have a lot of nostalgia for that terrible ass videogame.
I might give this a watch.
It's getting DDOSed.