What are you reading/watching? AKA Anime/Manga General

[LoyaltL]

Re-reading Kamisama no Iutoori was fun. Goddammit I miss Shun and Amaya.

[Cruor]

Shun's final fight was one of the best things to ever read when it was releasing on a weekly basis

[LoyaltL]

Jagaaaan seems to have inherited the Amaya version of crazy more than Shun's variety though.

[Laserman]

Blue Exorcist Kyoto Saga Episode 10:

Spoiler:

The Impure King's true form is a little different from the picture, but it's just as scary looking. It's going to be history though because Rin finally drew his sword, yes!

[Skull]

"Neo-Tokyo is about to explode."

So yeah, just watched the cult classic anime movie "AKIRA". It was pretty good, very eighties in style and full of unnecessary gore - but I had a great time.

I'm also in the middle of collecting the manga as well, and am curious to see how well the movie adapted it.

[Mattias]

So, I just read "My Girlfriend is a T-Rex". It's strange. It's obviously attempting to cash in on Monster Musume, and the first few chapters are really generic, but it's still fun to read. The characters are one note, but it's a fun note. Some chapters are basically 4-koma, and others go for actual story to justify joke. I really shouldn't have enjoyed it as much as I did. Maybe because I was expecting it to be a harem comedy and it's more like a single couple and their associated friends.

Either way it's pretty short, like 20 odd 10 page chapters, and strange enough to give a try, if only to use it as something to out-weeb others.

[Trubo]

"Neo-Tokyo is about to explode."

So yeah, just watched the cult classic anime movie "AKIRA". It was pretty good, very eighties in style and full of unnecessary gore - but I had a great time.

I'm also in the middle of collecting the manga as well, and am curious to see how well the movie adapted it.

The Akira movie adaptation sucked when it came to the story, which is impressive since they had 3 or 4 of the novels worth of material to reference. I'll agree with what most people say about it having great animation and OST.

[Laserman]

I finished Blue Exorcist Kyoto Saga and I can say I really liked it. I remember being so happy when I saw the first announcement it was being made. I loved the first season and the movie so much and I knew this would be as good them and it was. If you watched the first anime or read the manga and enjoyed them, watch Blue Exorcist Kyoto Saga, you'll love it. If you haven't read the original manga or watched the anime and if you like supernatural shonen stories, you might like the series. I know I'm going to start reading the manga now. And hope for a third season...

More D.Gray Man episodes are out now and there's still another show I have to finish, so I'm going to watch those.
Oh, I could watch Fate/Apocrypha too.

[bassgs435]

It's hilarious how Akira predicted the site for the 2020 olympics

[Mcjon01]

"Neo-Tokyo is about to explode."

So yeah, just watched the cult classic anime movie "AKIRA". It was pretty good, very eighties in style and full of unnecessary gore - but I had a great time.

I'm also in the middle of collecting the manga as well, and am curious to see how well the movie adapted it.

You don't have to qualify it with "cult" anymore, it went mainstream in 2007 when Kanye made a music video about it.

[R.Lock]

I can't dedicate enough time to both reading The Devil's a Part-Timer and grinding F/GO. Halp.

[Rafflesiac]

the ln will be there forever, the event won't

[Cruor]

Reading Fire Punch

This is loaded

P fun

[Laserman]

Mobile Suit Gundam Iron Blooded Orphans Season 2 Episode 9:

Spoiler:

So he's going by the name of Vidar now, which is the same as his repaired and remade Gundam Kimaris Vidar. It was so awesome to see it fly through space, using it's various weapons to defeat its enemies. I've heard of it's name before the episode, but to actually see it in action is another thing. And the name of the Gundam they found on Mars is Gundam Flauros, named after a demon from the Ars Goetia,(Which the people that are familiar with Fate/Grand Order would find familiar.), like all the Gundams which I recently learned after looking up Gundam Barbatos. I think it's cool how they're all named demons and I can't wait to see the new one make it's debut.

[Skull]

^ Fun fact, "Vidar" is a Norse god of vengeance which makes it thematically appropriate for facing the heroes who use the Gundams named after demons.

Also, his mobile suit is just called Vidar, not "Kimaris Vidar".

[Laserman]

^ Fun fact, "Vidar" is a Norse god of vengeance which makes it thematically appropriate for facing the heroes who use the Gundams named after demons.

Also, his mobile suit is just called Vidar, not "Kimaris Vidar".

Oh, just Gundam Vidar then. Alright. And thanks for telling me more about it's name. A god chasing after demons, very appropriate.

[Laserman]

D.Gray Man Episode 67: Their attacks can't even scratch the Level 3 Akuma at Edo, but Lavi still wants to fight Tyki one on one in the state he's in. And the Akuma that Tyki sent out to find Allen is right outside the gate to the Asian Branch.

[Laserman]

D.Gray Man Episodes 68-70:

Spoiler:

The Akuma was able to break through the gate and dealt a serious blow to Allen with it's ability to decompose matter into molecules. The Asian Branch did their best to hold it off, but it wasn't until Allen decided to fight back, it happened. It took confronting the Akuma to make Allen realize that his very existence is an Anti-Akuma Weapon, he cares for his comrades, human beings, but he also cares about the souls of the Akuma he destroys. With that realization, his Innocence finally activated and took a new form saving Fo and Bak along with putting him back together with a new arm and cloak. With his eye evolving to be able to see and hear the souls of Akuma, and with his Innocence more powerful than ever, he tore apart a Level 3 Akuma, the same level of Akuma that couldn't be scratched by 3 Exorcists, with ease. He even found out how to get to Edo instantly. I love how dangerous his new arm looks and the name of his Innocence, Clown Crown.
TL;DR: Allen Walker is truly back and I'm so happy that I was finally able to see the moment that he got his Innocence back.
Expect a profile picture change in a few days.

[Historia]

Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou

The story is set in future Japan, in which the sea level has risen and flooded many of the coastal areas and Mt. Fuji has erupted within living memory. The population has been considerably reduced and political and technological institutions have broken-down. Local communities have become nations and telephone and television no longer exist (although coffee vending machines and streetlights stubbornly continue to work). There are strange new animals and plants (like flying fish and glowing streetlight trees).

The remaining people have adopted a slower-paced, simpler way of life and rely more on each other. Along with the human population are some intelligent, humanoid robots. One of the robots, a female named Alpha, runs a café by the same name in the country outside of what remains of Yokohama. With her trusty motor scooter and her camera she travels around the area making friends with the humans and robots, having new experiences and observing the passage of time.

its ok

[Skull]

^ I have the entire collection on my shelf. I really need to get around to reading it one day.