I laugh every time I see this video. Except when Yamato blows up.

 

https://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-f...de-is-now-available-for-your-dueling-pleasure

Cool news for fans.

 

as someone who is reading the manga, upcoming cringe alert, probably this next episode as this season is pretty short(11 episodes). Stuff was creepy in the manga,even more so with the Gintama voice in the animation. I think him being a little kid is the worst of it, as this is one of those mangas with time skips.

 

Now how about a DVD or BD release of the Japanese version?

 

Sweet.

I definitely need to get back to watching the original Japanese version of the show as well as revisiting the English dubbed version at some point.

 

Capturing the Merch: Interview with the Cardcaptor Sakura Memorabilia World Record Holder

Holy collection Batman  

 

Right on. Cool to know there’s proper fishing stuff as well. Might look into it sometime.

 

Working is the silliest show I have watched recently and I love it.

 

^Working!! is awesome (too bad I can't stand Mahiru though   )

Fafner the Beyond Anime Unveil Titles, Visual, 2021 Debut for Final 3 Episodes

Huzzah, more Fafner (still need to watch Fafner: Exodus though)

 

I can't stand Inami either. She is just a bad character.

 

I liked Working!!, but it really badly overplays Inami's character, for sure. It wouldn't be so bad if there were any actual attempt at development, but it's just the exact same "gag" played ad-nauseum. I've only seen the first season so far.

 

I just watched my weekly relaxation Yuru Camp S2.

 

Mamoru Hosoda's Studio Chizu Unveils Teaser Trailer for New Belle Anime Film

Suzu, a 17-year-old high school student who lost her mother at an early age due to an accident, and is now living in an unpopulated rural town with her father. Suzu learns about "U," a virtual world. She joins "U" as an avatar named Belle, whose singing attracts worldwide attention. Belle meets a mysterious creature who is shaped like a dragon.


Rumor has it that this is an adaptation of "Beauty and the Beast", set in cyberspace. There have been previous other adaptations of the tale, so anyway this could be interesting.

 

Much of this "gag" is attributed towards her dad who was responsible for the whole mess

Fun fact: Inami is voiced by Saki Fujita (aka Hatsune Miku)

Also, all three guys (Takanashi, Satou and Souma) were voiced by the same Durarara! VAs

 

Oh, I know. But even when that scenario gets largely resolved early in the first season, she barely makes an effort to change. Lots of lip-service paid, but no legitimate effort, which is frustrating. Everybody goes out of their way to coddle her, rather than actually try to help her with her traumas and re-acclimate.

I assume the repetitiveness is in part due to the limitations of the 4-panel manga format. But it looks really bad when you play it out in a long day-by-day scenario, as per the series.

 

Ayo, that looks really weird and interesting and I like Mamoru Hosada. So will definitely be checking that out.

Still need to watch Summer Wars now that I think about it.

 

Re-watching Naruto.

I'd forgotten how stupid some of the villains were. Take, for instance, Dosu of the Sound trio. Yes, let's challenge this scary-lookin' ginger who just crippled a martial artist that wears hundreds of pounds of weight on each leg- to a fight. That seems like a great idea

 

That is interesting. Even though I haven't seen Durarara.
Nazuna is my favorite character. Followed by Kozue (Itou Shizuka who I love) and then Taneshima (Asumi Kana).

 

This Week in Anime - The Boobs and Battles of Fatal Fury

Somebody brought up Fatal Fury, said it was something Michael Bay would have adapted well. You can check and judge for yourself.

 

I can't lie watching cells at work black convinces me to doulble down on taking better care of myself. Stuff gets new meaning when illustrated, kind of like what happens to a boxers head everytime he's punched and what eventually happens when he gets knocked out, literally your brain smacking against your skull.