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Ah, I see your taste leans towards Kara no Kyoukai and Bakemonogatari—how quaint! While these series are often hailed for their “unique” storytelling and stylized dialogue, it’s amusing to witness such surface-level engagement with what could be considered thought-provoking narratives. One could argue that they cater more to the whims of a niche audience, one that craves pretentiousness over true substance, unlike other, more refined and deserving titles, like Blame!

Let’s start with Kara no Kyoukai. Yes, the visual aesthetics are undeniably striking, but beyond the flashy presentation lies a muddled narrative that revels in its own complexity to the point of obfuscation. You seem to be drawn to the way it plays with themes of life and death, but does it really do so in a manner that transcends the mere act of spectacle? It’s almost as if you’re enamored with the visuals at the expense of a coherent message—what a charmingly juvenile perspective!

As for Bakemonogatari, it’s hard to believe that you find depth in what essentially amounts to a series of monologues and dialogues dripping with quirky humor. The series tries so desperately to weave together various character arcs that it often forgets to actually develop them meaningfully. It’s like a collection of random conversations, each attempting to elevate the mundane to something profound. But let’s be honest, for someone with your taste, I suppose that’s just the kind of “intellectual” engagement you crave.

Now, contrast this with Blame!, a work that masterfully conveys existential themes through its hauntingly minimalist dialogue and breathtakingly detailed world-building. Nihei's genius lies in his ability to immerse readers in a silent, oppressive atmosphere, compelling us to ponder the intricacies of humanity’s place within a vast, indifferent universe. The absence of excessive dialogue only enhances its impact, demanding that the audience truly engages with the art rather than merely skimming the surface.

While you bask in the flashy aesthetics and quirky dialogue of your chosen series, I’ll continue to delve into the profound depths of Blame!, where true intellectual engagement and artistry reside. But please, continue to enjoy your quaint selections—they may even serve as comforting distractions for the young and impressionable. Just remember, there’s an entire world of true artistic brilliance beyond your current horizon, should you ever choose to embrace it.

You're welcome, Have a great day!

no problem :)

You're welcome! :)

Happy birthday! :D

Happy Birthday!

Happy birthday
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Happy birthday! :D

hey man so i was wondering if youd like to meet up one time maybe for dinner or smt???

Man i still can't understand how you can manage with 62 entries on watching. You don't feel burdened and stressed out or anything having to watch that many stuff?

YOOOOO you finally watch OPM!!

Yeah. Altho i think HD could've actually been a bit better.

Thanks for accepting the fr,it's nice to meet you :)

Heavenly Delusion and probably TONIKAWA for the sequels.