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Happy Birthday Chill Master

Thanks for the add!

I think they gave up translating into English. I read on these sites:


Japanese: MangaZip


French: JapScan

Interesting! Thanks for the information. I wonder how that rumor started and became so exaggerated!

Goku adding Freeza as the final team mate was DUMB! Oh and I wrote a review of the new Broly movie a couple months ago. I wasn't really a fan.

It's hard to pick out highlights in Super. Honestly the best moments are stand alone episodes in between all the shark jumping bullshit. The baseball episode was fun. The episode where Future Trunks gets to see how the main timeline turned out with Gohan, Krillin, etc. was heart warming. The best Arc was easily Universe 7 vs. Universe 6. I thought the Zamasu Arc and Tournament of Power arc both felt like bad fanfiction. As in even I could probably write better.

Super had some BAAAD writing. Not to mention the animation for the first 2 movie arcs was just embarrassing.

Thanks man! I'm glad somebody got some laughs out of that one! Fucking Desert Punk man!

U Are a fan of K-on?

69 percent affinity

Thanks, those two sure are criminally underrated titles

Thanksies, appreciate the support.

Yes it does, I am a huge vaporwave enthusiast. Apologies for the late reply, I haven't been on MAL in a while.

Aliens, FLCL Alternative, Zeta Gundam are some good sequels, mainly because they keep the spirit of the original and move forward in a functional manner, without coasting off of it or recklessly introducing elements that damage the impact or logic of the original, let alone disrespect it.

Geass actually gave me a reason to care about what was going on, and presented itself in a way that I adore. Plus, it was its own original thing, so it didn’t have to worry about violating source material. Diebuster violates Gunbuster’s ending and its word is downright incompatible with that show’s as well, namely with the more FLCL-like aspects of it. That OVA series is a sequel, and all sequels should have respect for the original and try to branch off of without jeopardizing it. If Diebuster was its own thing, I wouldn’t be nearly as harsh on it. I would still not care about what’s going on, and find it badly written, but I doubt I’d hate it.

Back to Geass, I admit that there is some questionable writing, mainly in episode 9 and the last quarter of the first season (second season is a different, worse entity altogether). In its first four episodes, I don’t see much of anything wrong with it outside of us never seeing how the plans are formulated or what goes into preparation (and that gets rectified soon enough anyway). Plus, I adore its over-the-top, theatrical presentation to bits, just like I adore its music to bits.