@lilkuya I'm halfway done with kuzu no honkai and I got a few things I wanna say
you were right about mugi, I've started to like him more cause even though it seemed like he treated everyone as a tool he genuinely cares about hana
speaking of hana...ecchan is a manipulative b**** that needs to get rejected asap.
but I'm not mad with ecchan tho, she's just in love.
The ones I'm really mad with is minagawa for being such a c*** and kanai for being so f***ing clueless....fuck em both, they deserve each other
but all this shows how good this anime has been for making me care about every single character and getting a real emotional reaction from me with every episode
He better be talking about the anime and not that trash live action movie
Crazy thinking someone first experience of death note would be the live action one and that’s completely possible
i feel like i've asked this before (and i'm sure a lot of people do)
but if i'm completely new to anime, is Death Note a good place to start?
Yes
@lilkuya I'm halfway done with kuzu no honkai and I got a few things I wanna say
you were right about mugi, I've started to like him more cause even though it seemed like he treated everyone as a tool he genuinely cares about hana
speaking of hana...ecchan is a manipulative b**** that needs to get rejected asap.
but I'm not mad with ecchan tho, she's just in love.
The ones I'm really mad with is minagawa for being such a c*** and kanai for being so f***ing clueless....fuck em both, they deserve each other
but all this shows how good this anime has been for making me care about every single character and getting a real emotional reaction from me with every episode
You’re about to see how quick Mugi’s wall can get torn down in the second half
i can’t even blame ecchan for trying to get anything she can out of Hanabi but Hanabi cares about ecchan so much that she lets it happen because she doesn’t want to lose her as a friend. Everyone has their own form of loneliness that they have to figure out internally and physically lol except kanai he’s just clueless simp but even he has his moments
The second half gets even better with showing how much the characters change and learn about themselves. Get ready to stare at your ceiling fan or outside a window
this mfer just turned himself into a grown man and now he as strong as the king what
Yo can someone tell me without spoiling Black Clover if Noelle ever stops acting stupid around Asta. Im on ep 68 and this shy Noelle trope where she hits Asta is garbage im tired of this b****
Its the same f***ing joke..and theres 90 more episodes..i cant do it
I need some kind of character development bro jesus christ
Been years since I followed Attack on titan, is the manga wrapping up since this the finale anime season? Are they gonna do a anime only ending or what’s up
i feel like i've asked this before (and i'm sure a lot of people do)
but if i'm completely new to anime, is Death Note a good place to start?
Probably the best place to start
Probably the best place to start
actually just started with Golden Boy cause @proper said it was better and it was exactly the type of stuff i like
gonna do Death Note next and then come back for more recs
actually just started with Golden Boy cause @proper said it was better and it was exactly the type of stuff i like
gonna do Death Note next and then come back for more recs
Great teacher onizuka for similar golden boy vibes
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGDKFvo9Ung0xiHOcGgo3jt7o5xf-bRED
Fate/Zero, Fate/Stay Night: UBW, and then Fate/Stay Night Heaven’s Feel movies 1-3 all a must watch.
Fate/Apocrypha is worth a watch too. It’s decent.
Fate/Grand Order I haven’t watched yet, but I heard it’s worth getting into
Didnt really understand the first part of the last Fate/Zero ep tbh
Tf happened to Kirei/Gilgamesh?
i feel like i've asked this before (and i'm sure a lot of people do)
but if i'm completely new to anime, is Death Note a good place to start?
Yes
Josuke Higashikata > Josuke Higashikata
man Golden Time was just kinda........eh
went in expecting something like the peaks of Toradora but that didn't really happen
I hate the main couple in Golden Time
I hate the main couple in Golden Time
i do too. at first i couldnt even tell if kouko was written to be likeable or not but then she got a happy ending so i guess that answers that lol banri's whole drama was more frustrating than intriguing
i do too. at first i couldnt even tell if kouko was written to be likeable or not but then she got a happy ending so i guess that answers that lol banri's whole drama was more frustrating than intriguing
I think she was supposed to be likable but the only times I liked her was when Banri kept f***ing up their relationship or when her dad slapped her.
Rest of the time she was narcissistic, petty, pathological liar, really annoying person.
I usually like tsundere but that’s not what she is
Can’t even say she had character development other than going from stalker to non stalker
Banri’s so stupid but Ghost Banri is hilarious like WTF are you trying to gain 😂
I usually like tsundere but that’s not what she is
Can’t even say she had character development other than going from stalker to non stalker
they talked about her obsessive and paranoid nature like it was a bonus
Banri’s so stupid but Ghost Banri is hilarious like WTF are you trying to gain 😂
like f***ing up his own life was going bring his old memories back lol
like f***ing up his own life was going bring his old memories back lol
Banri whole personality is weird anyway
Time to catch up on some 2019 movies I guess.

Tenki no Ko - 5/10
This was s*** lol. If I wasn't such a sucker for beautiful animation I would probably rate this movie down in the 3 range. Seriously, all the little details that most anime fans don't take into account when thinking about animation such as fabric, hair, liquids, and character acting are insane throughout the movie and bump up its rating by two points alone for me.
Narratively it felt a little messy, especially when you compare it to Shinkai's previous films like The Garden of Words and Your Name. Their simplicity meant the movies could use more of their limited run time developing the characters so I could form some sort of emotional connection with them. On the other hand, Tenki no Ko spent too much time on characters/events who ultimately weren't very important. By the end of the movie I still didn't really care about, or even know much about the characters as actual human beings.