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Dw it's all good, thanks for the wishes. It was one of the better birthdays I've had.

How've you been recently?

To people who keep sending me friend requests: Listen, I appreciate the requests but I find it weird to send me a friend request without saying anything. Some people send me one then never even respond let alone say anything. It's weird.

Wait, really? I've never heard of it. What's the manga called?

Ah, awesome. That was the arc about finding Sana's biological mother, right? I remember that being quite good. Pretty mature stuff for what is ostensibly a kid's show. I, myself, have yet to delve back into the show post-dub. Rest of the series is probs great, but idk. However, I am watching a show with both Laura Bailey and John Burgmeier as leads, Gunslinger Girl, and it's filling the void relatively well.

Yeah, I've thought about picking up the manga from about episode 51 of the anime, but eh, idk. The production isn't mind-blowing, but you're right, the actual pacing and directing is great.

I can't remember if you played or liked the original Nier or not, but she was fantastic as Kaine in that.

You love to hear it. I wish I could watch Kodocha for the first time again. So many great arcs, and it's surprisingly mature for a kids show despite being super goofy and fun most of the time. You've definitely heard Laura Bailey before if you're a dub watcher; she's in pretty much everything.

I wouldn't blame you tbh. I've tried to watch the sub and it just feels like all the character is missing from the characters, lol. I think it was actually Sana which made me such a big Laura Bailey fan as well.

I absolutely love it too. Sana and Akito are some of my favourite leading characters in anime. They have such great chemistry and voice acting, which is part of the reason I've yet to watch the second half of the show cause Funimation lost the license to dub it and never returned to it ;-;

Yoooooo! You're watching Kodocha! How're you finding it?

Happy New Years to you then :) Hope you have a great 2024.

Yo, Merry Christmas! I hope your year has gone well.

I wouldn't say I'm accomplished, but hey, thanks. And, yeah, you too. I hope thinks have been going well.

Still not sure if I'll get back to Witch from Mercury. I think the only reason I would is to see those Okiura and Yoshida cuts in context. Will there be any more Witch from Mercury or is it officially over?

Ah, that's fine. Thank you, Cat. I had a great 21st.

Don´t worry about it, take your time to rest and heal properly; later you can answer with more time, don´t focus on typing right now. I just checked and I sent a very long message last time hahaha; don´t feel obligated to reply if you aren´t feeling well.

I hope to hear from you again when you recover :)

Don´t worry, it was a very good one; short but it precisely stated the main problems with the anime, and what was lacking at the end of the day.

I know what you mean; the aspect of the worst nightmares manifesting themselves was very interesting, especially because they were very scary. I still remember how astonishing Mitsumune's fear manifestation was. I agree with you, the cast was so big and varied that it would have been interesting to see more about their stories, fears, and reasons for not wanting to be part of society anymore; I mean, it reached a point where they were talked about on TV. I read that the manga published after the anime aired is way more complete and closes some more stories. Even though she was really crazy, I have a fondness for Lovepon as well, and I also came to like the bus driver as well; the scene where he met his daughter one last time was wholesome and heartbreaking.

I remember that scene when Mitsumune and Lovepon started to fight, and then they saw this rapper guy upside down the river flowing with the stream; that moment made me think it was going to be some sort of slasher story with characters dying one by one. So, I was extremely surprised when he returned alive safe and sound hahaha. While I cannot say it was my favorite, it was surely a memorable ride.

I have also found some hidden gems that were overlooked during their time; I watched Uta Kata some time ago, and it had a very interesting concept, a child having the power of the gods to see if humanity deserved to live or not. It had some very weird and inappropriate scenes, but the final episode completely broke my heart. I am also glad I gave Yuki Yuna a chance, but I still have to watch the second and third seasons.

I would have liked to see more focus on the Sentai and Evil Organization fight; I mean, the Rangers and the princesses were strong, and they could have had some very interesting confrontations. But, my biggest critique was that the Sentai team members, aside from Pink, almost never appeared; basically, wasted potential. I mean, most of the side characters in Komi-san receive attention at some point and even became part of the group from time to time, so it was possible to like or hate them. At first, I thought that Yellow was going to appear more, but she barely spoke three sentences and that was all.

Thank you so much, I have a hard time deciding which names I want to remove to add something else that became a favorite. Haikyuu became one of my favorite stories ever after watching the anime; I went to the manhwa of Tower of God after watching the anime, and I am utterly impressed at the improvement the art had from the beginning until this point.
I can understand why some of them are barely discussed; aside from Record of Ragnarok, Tower of God tend to go into hiatus commonly due to the author's health issues, Kono Oto Tomare and A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School are not very known, and the rest of them ended years ago.

I now realized you also have Mahou Shoujo Site in your favorites; I have to say that the anime change way too many things from the manga. Nevertheless, it was nice to see Asahi sooner than later. I wished a studio picked up the prequel manga, Magical Girl of The End; I am not sure if calling it a prequel is right, maybe a side-prequel, or maybe Site is a spin-off somehow. Back to the topic, Magical Girl of The End is in my opinion one of the most complex stories ever made, it was one of the first manga I read until the end, and maybe I am a bit biased when saying this, but it was a crazy and enjoyable ride.