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[NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt]

The Summer Hikaru Died anime is very good so far. I did not know the genre of gay horror existed.

That's why I skipped it

 

[Robot Carnival]

just a Dandadan/Fanta ad.

 

[Unknown Soldier]

Sometimes a random trailer comes across my Youtube feed



I had no idea what this was but I found it was actually an announced sequel to

Rakuen Tsuihou

In a future where a massive disaster has devastated Earth, most of humanity has abandoned their physical bodies and relocated in digital form to DEVA, an advanced space station orbiting the ravaged planet. Free from the limitations of traditional existence, such as death and hunger, the...

myanimelist.net

So I watched it because why the hell not, I never knew about it when it first came out in 2014

I enjoyed it. Imagine trying to fit every single possible anime trope of the last 40 years into a single 104 minutes film and this is what you get. Written by Gen Urobuchi, but the non butchery version. Thematically it felt a lot like Suisei no Gargantia (Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet) for anyone who remembers that one. Directed by Seiji Mizushima, best known as the director of Gundam 00. This movie has mechas. The amount of R-34 art of the female lead, voiced by Rie Kugimiya, is apparently off the charts and it's not hard to imagine why. I guess you can get away with constant butt shots when you're a feature film and not a TV show. The male lead looks like he fell straight out of Cowboy Bebop or any other late 90's era anime. There is a story about post-apocalyptic Earth, and some themes about transhumanism, and mechas have some fights, and honestly now after it's over all I remember is Angela's butt so I guess the movie accomplished what it set out to do

I can't wait for the sequel next year lmao

 

[kikkis]

Watched attack on titan early in the year, it was really good apart from final season. People recommended vinland saga, it was okay but far cry from aot.

 

[Cfh123]

Sometimes a random trailer comes across my Youtube feed



I had no idea what this was but I found it was actually an announced sequel to

Rakuen Tsuihou

In a future where a massive disaster has devastated Earth, most of humanity has abandoned their physical bodies and relocated in digital form to DEVA, an advanced space station orbiting the ravaged planet. Free from the limitations of traditional existence, such as death and hunger, the...

myanimelist.net

So I watched it because why the hell not, I never knew about it when it first came out in 2014

I enjoyed it. Imagine trying to fit every single possible anime trope of the last 40 years into a single 104 minutes film and this is what you get. Written by Gen Urobuchi, but the non butchery version. Thematically it felt a lot like Suisei no Gargantia (Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet) for anyone who remembers that one. Directed by Seiji Mizushima, best known as the director of Gundam 00. This movie has mechas. The amount of R-34 art of the female lead, voiced by Rie Kugimiya, is apparently off the charts and it's not hard to imagine why. I guess you can get away with constant butt shots when you're a feature film and not a TV show. The male lead looks like he fell straight out of Cowboy Bebop or any other late 90's era anime. There is a story about post-apocalyptic Earth, and some themes about transhumanism, and mechas have some fights, and honestly now after it's over all I remember is Angela's butt so I guess the movie accomplished what it set out to do

I can't wait for the sequel next year lmao

Interesting. Gen Urobuchi of Saya no Uta and Madoka Magika fame. I will have to check this out.

 

[Cfh123]

I've been enjoying and would recommend Clevatess:

• Fantasy world with strong world building, that is mercifully not an Isekai.
• Protagonist that is the villain but not really the villain. Three episodes in, humanity is the villain.
• Villain/protaganist with zombie human co-protagonist raise human baby.
• So far unpredictable plot.
• Well animated.

 

[Unknown Soldier]

Interesting. Gen Urobuchi of Saya no Uta and Madoka Magika fame. I will have to check this out.

I just want to briefly mention there are two Urobuchis, the Urobutcher of Saya no Uta and Madoka fame, and the non-butchery Urobuchi who wrote everything else. He is a prolific writer. So if you're looking for despair and gore, you are looking in the wrong place with Expelled from Paradise

 

[Branded]

I've been enjoying and would recommend Clevatess:

• Fantasy world with strong world building, that is mercifully not an Isekai.
• Protagonist that is the villain but not really the villain. Three episodes in, humanity is the villain.
• Villain/protaganist with zombie human co-protagonist raise human baby.
• So far unpredictable plot.
• Well animated.

Thanks, will give it a watch.

 

[Thick Thighs Save Lives]

The OP song for season 2 of Call of the Night by Creepy Nuts is really good!

 

[The_hunter]

 

[GateofD]

I think the Demon Slayer movie is something I'm actually gonna shell out for imax and call the day off work on release day to watch.

 

[Minari]

currently reading Usogui at 280/539 , just caught up with Revenge of the Baskerville Bloodhound which was straight fire, i blasted through 122 chapters in like 3 days.started reading The Stellar Swordmaster right after and im 40 chapters in and loving it. both webtoons fyi.

 

[OmegaSupreme]

So I finally got around to Solo Leveling. I just started the second season. It's pretty fun. Good action and production values. Kinda weird too. No explanation yet as far as why it seems like the main character is in a video game. It could use some fan service beyond jacked dudes lol

 

[TheUnicornGuy]

Just got done with both Rock is a Lady's Modesty and Slow Loop. Really enjoyed them both.

I only watched Slow Loop for the Bocchi the Rock cameo and it was less than a second but even so it's a nice chill CGDCT about fly fishing.

Rock is a Lady's Modesty is a fun watch, especially the unladylike outbursts from the 2 leads after their set ends.

Slow Loop is on crunchyroll and Rock Ladies is on HiDive.

 

[GateofD]

Just got done with both Rock is a Lady's Modesty and Slow Loop. Really enjoyed them both.

I only watched Slow Loop for the Bocchi the Rock cameo and it was less than a second but even so it's a nice chill CGDCT about fly fishing.

Rock is a Lady's Modesty is a fun watch, especially the unladylike outbursts from the 2 leads after their set ends.

Slow Loop is on crunchyroll and Rock Ladies is on HiDive.

couldn't get into Rock is a Lady.
which Slow Loop episode has the Bocchi cameo

 

[TheUnicornGuy]

couldn't get into Rock is a Lady.
which Slow Loop episode has the Bocchi cameo

11? It's the school festival episode, the band's on stage and bocchi's 2 fangirls are to the right watching.