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

[Skull]

^ Orphan's Tears still gets me every time. T_T

[Laserman]

Rage of Dust and its corresponding ED are the best OP/ED of IBO.

I have the single now, so yeah, I love the song.

[Laserman]

Chronos Ruler Episode 12: That moment when Victor punched Aiks was so good to watch.
I also started to watch Season 3 of D Gray-man and I'm so happy.

[2Bad]

and that's fist of the north star in the can
what a fucking big dumb pile of exploding heads, 80's misogyny, and ridiculous manpain
great art, and some really iconic imagery, but man, what a duuuuuuuuuuumb thing

[Tobias]

The identity of the charismatic pervert 2

my mind is full of fuck.

...for those of you who got this reference, I can only say my face when I read that particular page must have looked like I had just eaten Russian chou

[2Bad]

The identity of the charismatic pervert 2

my mind is full of fuck.

...for those of you who got this reference, I can only say my face when I read that particular page must have looked like I had just eaten Russian chou

SHUT THE FUCK UP THAT'S AMAZING

[LegalLoliLover]

Makai Tenshō: Jigoku-hen. I guess the recent F/GO stuff pushed me towards it. One thing that was weird for me was when Shirou was offering to commit seppuku, so that Jubei would spare the civilians. Surrendering to be executed is one thing, but a Christian would never offer to commit direct suicide.

[Mattias]

SHUT THE FUCK UP THAT'S AMAZING

SECONDED.

[LegalLoliLover]

Strangely, subbed Makai Tensho is harder to find than dubbed Makai Tensho.

[Laserman]

D. Gray Man Episode 54: The idea that Innocence is so alive that it punish their wielders so badly is cool and scary at same time. When I last saw Suman a few years ago, I remember he gave me the impression of a tough guy that takes his job seriously, but was kind on the inside. I never thought that he never wanted to be a Exorcist in the first place. I never thought that he could have had a family before joining the Black Order. He was basically punished so severely for begging for his life and abandoning his comrades, but if he did betray the Order it makes him a traitor on top of that. Either way, I feel sorry for him. Oh, and I don't like Rie Fu so I'm just going to keep skipping the ending song until it changes.

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So apparently, Narita Ryohgo's latest manga series, Dead Mount Death Play, is of a reverse isekai genre of some sort, where a necromancer was reincarnated into modern Japan. I don't know what to expect yet, but I will definitely read it. Also, it seems that Yen Press has licensed it.

[2Bad]

I haven't partaken of DMD myself but those novels have one of the weirdest character concepts I've ever heard of in the form of

Spoiler:

a vampire black hole

[34]

And there's also

Spoiler:

vampiric T-Rex, vampiric pool of blood, vampiric watermelon, etc.

[Laserman]

Mobile Suit Gundam Iron-Blooded Orphans Season 2 Episode 3: I knew it. I knew that masked guy had to be him. Now to find out how he survived. And the new Gundam Gusion is so cool with it's hidden weapon.

[Five_X]

The Rolling Girls is proof that the world has terrible taste in anime and needs to be fixed. How people can dislike this is completely beyond me, it's just so happy and sweet and irrepressibly optimistic that you can't help but adore it. Usually I'm not especially caught by appeals to period nostalgia, but I enjoyed the way that the show essentially runs specifically on Japanese 80s feeling so genuinely and thoroughly. What I am always an easy target for is great music, and it also delivers that in spades, especially with its covers of The Blue Hearts.

And on top of all that, Ari Ozawa voices the main character? L O V E

[Cruor]

So apparently, Narita Ryohgo's latest manga series, Dead Mount Death Play, is of a reverse isekai genre of some sort, where a necromancer was reincarnated into modern Japan. I don't know what to expect yet, but I will definitely read it. Also, it seems that Yen Press has licensed it.

I've been wanting more reverse isekais yess

[Trubo]

The Rolling Girls is proof that the world has terrible taste in anime and needs to be fixed. How people can dislike this is completely beyond me, it's just so happy and sweet and irrepressibly optimistic that you can't help but adore it. Usually I'm not especially caught by appeals to period nostalgia, but I enjoyed the way that the show essentially runs specifically on Japanese 80s feeling so genuinely and thoroughly. What I am always an easy target for is great music, and it also delivers that in spades, especially with its covers of The Blue Hearts.

And on top of all that, Ari Ozawa voices the main character? L O V E

I'm more a fan of Taneda Risa voicing Ai, but yes, it was a wonderful show to watch.



Also, the english dub didn't sound too bad, at least for this part

[GundamFSN]

That shot is captivating. To the backlog then.

[RoydGolden]

The Rolling Girls is proof that the world has terrible taste in anime and needs to be fixed. How people can dislike this is completely beyond me, it's just so happy and sweet and irrepressibly optimistic that you can't help but adore it. Usually I'm not especially caught by appeals to period nostalgia, but I enjoyed the way that the show essentially runs specifically on Japanese 80s feeling so genuinely and thoroughly. What I am always an easy target for is great music, and it also delivers that in spades, especially with its covers of The Blue Hearts.

And on top of all that, Ari Ozawa voices the main character? L O V E

I watched a few episodes when it first came out and looked like it was going to zany Kill La Kill style action series. Got a little boring after the initial arc IMO, and I read reviews saying the quality kind of petered out by the end.

[Rafflesiac]

Ahhh, DeadTube