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(the definition of wannabe elitist smh)²

liking fire punch= having dogshit taste

the definition of wannabe elitist smh

Don't really have an opinion on your S;G 0 review, but your "female-driven John Wick story with Suzuha as the main lead" comment stuck with me.

Try "Steins;Gate: Boukan no Rebellion" for something like that, but I'd suggest "Steins;Gate: Onshuu no Brownian Motion."

If you couldn't care less, oh well. Just a suggestion.

shit takes shit profile shit scores shit list shit favourites. wannabe elitist

my only suggestion for you is if you watch anime to relate with reality then might as well quit because judging from your reviews either you dont understand what the plot and characters mean and just rant here because you dont relate with them or you try to find logic in 2d animated frames when at the same time being and thinking like the most illogical person in town. anybody who takes Dr.stone seriously like you did need not be taken seriously themselves. you say deathnote was more successful in parts but at the same time your methods and points of criticism are not beyond the grasp of a 14 year old at best. hope this helped

pretentious n cringe

How do u add posters in your anime and manga list? And also in forums below the chat box

Bro takes more time writing reviews than watching anime

Some say opinions are subjective, and they would be right! But your are the closest I've gotten into finding objectively bad opinions. That's quite the achievement, I would say.

Ravage's better then Kingdom by the way.

gordo virgen de mierda, no te quiere nadie, como vas a poner que no recomendas shingeki s3, tus papas son primos o que?

Nah i change my mind, you are a funny guy, especially your notes

you have some interesting thoughts in general, but your summation that Mob Psycho is a standard affair is woefully off the mark and i'd recommend you re-assess the series.

Whether you subjectively like it or not is one thing (to which i get) but your main critique is objectively wrong, and considering you seem to care about the essence of things... like i said, i would re-assess.

For instance, you say that Mob Psycho is almost exactly like One Punch... that couldn't be farther from the truth. One Punch cares about the relationship between power and meaning (whether it can fully deliver on that subject idk) whereas Mob Psycho cares about power for an entirely different reason, i'm sure you've heard of "the sublime" in philosophy, this would be a good starting point. Or another avenue you could look at: what does ???% Mob represent? Something else to think about about: what is the plight of boyhood, especially a non-normative one?

But as a taste, my case stands firmly by the fact of how season 3 ends. No generic shonen would end like that because while being very much for boys, Mob Psycho is decidedly anti-shonen. In short, while the ingredients of Mob Psycho are familiar (which is the whole point), the end to which they go is something novel.

Therefore i would invert half of your conclusion and throw the other half out (sorry), it's masquerading as entertainment and it is unequivocally something else.

Usogui will blow your mind.

-_-