They're both 10/10 for me, but the only way I could put it over Mob is if I was REALLY into romcoms lol
That said, humor is subjective, so yea
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They're both 10/10 for me, but the only way I could put it over Mob is if I was REALLY into romcoms lol
That said, humor is subjective, so yea
I typically find romance in anime really annoying because I very much don't like the "will they won't they" crutch that most of them rely on. Almost none of them explore the actual relationship as a couple and that's why Ore Monogatari was one of the few romance focused anime I actually enjoyed.
While Kaguya is currently the only active manga I read on a weekly basis, and I enjoy the show, I still would only put it at like an 8/10.
The show takes a bit to really get going, and even longer to hit what I would call it's stride.
As I just said the show won't even get to what I consider to be the good parts of the series. Instead most of this season will be focused on shorter stories, a number of which border on gag comedy. It's enjoyable, but it's likely going to be forgotten by many by the end of the year.
Kaguya is about elevating that will they won't they into something beyond that, it's still a will they won't they to some degree, but it's more of a battle of who will stand on top when it comes to when.
basically, imagine you are watching death note. and instead of light trying to stay a step ahead of L because he is a mass murderer, Light is trying to stay ahead of L because he is in love with L but wants L to be the one to cave and confess first.
yeah kaguya-sama frames it as inevitable, but its also a competition to see who cracks first
edit: like there's zero doubt that someone is going to confess at some point and the author does nothing to hide that fact, It's just crazy mind games between the two to force the other to do it first.
edit: like there's zero doubt that someone is going to confess at some point and the author does nothing to hide that fact, It's just crazy mind games between the two to force the other to do it first.
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Made in Abyss takes something like four or five eps to get going. It's not a high action show though, but what's there is pretty good. Not to mention that the first season is just set up, it ends in a great way and sets up what I'm assuming is the big bad of the series...season one really ends in a bit of a fucked up way.
I just learned there's a light novel called, and I am not kidding here, *ahem* I Chose to Leave Because I Was Threatened with Expulsion from the Party Unless I Became the Sex Slave of the Female Hero
It got cancelled when the author violently threatened the illustrator on Twitter.
It got cancelled when the author violently threatened the illustrator on Twitter.
okay the terrible premise aside what's with some light novels having such overly wordy names
Maybe because there's way too many of them that you need to specify what your novel is about
At least it what I gathered from quick googling
It was explained in I think the manga thread at some point recently that these stories are usually first published as web novels on sites without cover art, so to catch readers, they need to shove the premise into the title.
Yeah that makes sense a lot of are them started as web novels and would make sense
Seeing the trailer for Batman vs TMNT had me thinking...
How cool would a Batman vs Lupin III movie be?
How cool would a Batman vs Lupin III movie be?
If Shaft ever did Jojo then those are gonna be some sweet animated conversations with nothing else happening inbetween
The battle to see what is more superior: Batman's prep time or Lupin's cunningness.
Like lowkey, Kaguya moodswinging back and forth from "You're fucking dead to me" to treating Chika like she's her best friend is my favorite running gag in the series.
Well after putting a little over 10 hours into Warframe, I can safely say that it is a good game. The only problem that I have with it is that it doesn't explain shit to new players, and I'm constantly having to look up videos and guides so I can understand what everything means. But I feel like everything is finally kinda falling into to place and I'm really starting to get into it. Though I'm probably gonna drop it for a bit while I struggle through Sekiro.
Doing a knee slide towards an enemy and seeing them go flying off into the distance when I shoot them with my bow never gets old. First time I did that I was like yeah, this game might be alright.
Doing a knee slide towards an enemy and seeing them go flying off into the distance when I shoot them with my bow never gets old. First time I did that I was like yeah, this game might be alright.
Episode 141 "Sword Arms Online"
In this week's episode Grexeno, B-Dubs, ckohler, and Raxus discuss cool androids, visual prowess, pussycats, KAYABA, Sachio's rap, unexplained flying, anti-magic, Togashi's health, and urine ninja art.
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0:10:10 Dragonball Super
0:15:57 Boruto
0:24:21 My Hero Academia
0:30:14 Sword Art Online: Alicization
0:37:26 Megalobox
0:43:38 Jojo: Diamond Is Unbreakable
0:50:19 Black Clover
0:53:51 Hunter x Hunter
1:01:54 Naruto Shippuden
1:05:19 Sign offs
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Some random ask.fm questions:
The last one is probably the most interesting considering we had an eyecatch left in Jojo a few episodes ago.
The last one is probably the most interesting considering we had an eyecatch left in Jojo a few episodes ago.
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