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Happy birthday! :)

merry crimus :3

well i just go on an adding spree whenever i see something remotely new. you could say i try my best to watch everything because well u only have one life dont you. ofc i dont plan to watch it right now i just feel content knowing they are saved somewhere regardless of my decision of ever starting them and i never really understood the concept of 'currently watching' and 'watching'. like bro u either do or dont lol so i never gave any thought to where i add as long as it gets recorded

well i have always been the kind of person to believe everything isnt made for everyone, and respecting ones opinion is not going to cost me anything and reading a different and biased pov is always refreshing (when review contains logical words and not just negative adjectives). also sorry but i havent watched eva since im going to watch during Xmas week :)(im only 16 so i have school) .

also i was wondering if your views about dr.stone ever changed, just curious is all i know now every piece of fiction isnt for everybody so im not here to bug you for your choices. there's something u like that i do not and there's something i like that you dont

accurate review for nana

I love Gintama, it was my comfort shonen as a teenager, but as an adult I adopted HxH, some will say it's pretentious and I agree in a certain sense, but it was the only anime/manga that managed to satisfy me when I started to immerse myself academically.

That said, Gintama continues to have a special place for me because it succeeds in being a simple shonen, with great action and choreography, often adult humor, interesting one-off dramas, and valuable historical references in a steampunk setting. This contrast is a formula that I fell in love with, many of the villains are caricatured and without much personality (with the exception of Hosen, for example), with motivations that are not very convincing. But it is a shonen, after all.

Naruto, on the other hand, has been on my list of disappointments since Shippuden, since the conclusion of the Pain arc. The abandonment of the fundamental idea of ​​an oppressed and excluded boy for the new Jesus Christ and other plotholes prevent me from taking it seriously. The progressive abandonment of the basic ninja techniques that were so important before, and strategic fights exchanged for whoever summons the biggest monster, also disappointed me.

I identify with your comment about how our perception of time and its value changes after college and work, with less free time, it's difficult to insist on what we don't like or aren't being captured by its charm. It makes perfect sense, I remember my teenage self watching anything that was in the spotlight or something unknown out of pure curiosity, all to be part of something or just on impulse, like having a coffee to relieve tension due to abstinence. Those times are gone forever.

To be honest i’m more curious on how meguri is always the one at most crime scenes…. Maybe he is the one who brings death..

Don't take me too seriously, I've seen that it's very common for users to do this kind of thing around here, I have fun reading the comments from the fanboy haters and I satirized them on your profile.

Your preference for more mature animes and mangas and a certain aversion to shonens make some sense and reflect your subjectivity. Since I'm divided between a man and a boy, I still have a bit of shonen in my heart, but I can't and don't have time to consume anything like I used to.

So I understand you being picky in this sense.

Imo, the art style is fine and even makes it more bearable on how dragged out it is. If it was the same art style i would lowkey drop It. The new one makes it look more new gen than the same thing over and over again. Also them joking conan and mori being “harbingers of death” has been done since like the heiji arc in eps 80-? and many times early on before eps 500. Although my fav art style is the red vs black arc one.

Nooo😭😭 all of them are amazing

HAHA, I love how Heiji is just there around those critically acclaimed amazing characters...

I think it was Dr. Stone, an anime that I never even watched in my life.

After I read the review, your favorites didn't surprise me at all. "I'm an edgy adult who only likes mature anime, but I've never read a real piece of literature or philosophy in my life, but since I like Monster and Vagabond I'm superior." This vibe.