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who would Sesshomaru end up with? I mean how far in the future is this series being set?
Ten years later the tunnel reopens and Towa returns to the past and finds Setsuna, who has forgotten her. Together they’re joined by their cousin Moroha (Kagome and Inuyasha’s daughter) and go on an adventure together.
Also, from ANN, staff details
Viz apparently already has a lock on streaming and home video for North America and Latin America
Let's Play Final Fantasy 'II' (Ch10 - 5/17/10)
Full Dog Demon brother? No Dog ears.
Half Dog Demon nieces? No Dog ears.
Quarter Dog Demon daughter? No Dog Ears.
Bonus: Dubiously canonical depiction of Full Dog Demon father: NO DOG EARS
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they're not saying
I just wanted to say that "cybergothic biohorror" is a hell of a phrase and if you coined it you have my thanks
And straight up skip the Clannad movie; they tried to condense the series into a couple of hours, which meant that you get all the down notes with none of the happier stuff to balance it out.
If you watch Haruhi, in season 2, when you get to an episode named "Endless Eight"
Well, there is one possibility who Sesshomaru could be with but it's probably something better not thought about.
Let's Play Final Fantasy 'II' (Ch10 - 5/17/10)
josh come back and read this after you watch the show, or if you stop
hahahahahahahahahaha oh no
Black Clover consistently has pretty good OPs.
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Fuck Joe Manchin
Anime is chock full of post-cyberpunk* spins on horror, usually including a degree ef either cyborg body horror or biological body horror, and a lot of series will go one route or the other
Both god damn, do some series lean into both
*(tl;dr - any science fiction/fantasy that stems from, or blends in, tropes and aesthetic from OG cyberpunk, but moves on past the original subgenre's limitations)
as a literary genre, by around 1989 the original Western cyberpunk authors had run out of things to build with that particular LEGO kit, and all moved on from cyberpunk to do other science fiction work less confined by the tropes they'd just finished playing with, and in terms of innovation the core cyberpunk genre was a couple years dead by the time Snow Crash played a parodic fiddle 'pon its grave (albeit ripe to be exhumed for Hollywood and video games to dissect and examine for years to come, but let's face it, I imagine even Cyberpunk 2077 in 2020 will say very little that hadn't already been said in Omni magazine 35 years ago)
and even most late '80s-early '90s anime that does play with cyberpunk examines very different themes and aspects of humanity that the Western genre did, while also tweaking the aesthetic and adding new features extremely rapidly - both Ghost in the Shell and Akira are prime examples of this evolutionary radiation. did some of this anime limit itself to stuff seen exclusively in literature? kind of, but even Cyber City Oedo 808 abandons all pretense of genre purism by the third episode
long and short of it is, OG cyberpunk was a dinosaur, agile for its time but doomed to be outpaced, and it evolved into birds
Hyouka and Beyond the Boundary are the 2 underappreciated standouts on this list.
The first series used a mixture of both. Then they decided to just put all the silliness into Fumoffu and the serious stuff into Second Raid. Not sure what they did with Invisible Victory as I haven't seen it yet.
Fumoffu does introduce important characters and such though.
Fumoffu's canon status is unimportant, it's one of the funniest anime comedies I've ever seen. No one interested in the series should skip it.
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Even their weird chibi spinoff thing had a good OP, despite it being mostly made up of existing animation (also, the song is sung by the Japanese VAs for the two main characters)
this is wise, the straight drama parts are just brutal
Like it's well made, and its jokes work, it succeeds at what it was trying to do
But the characters are all just such goddamn moe-blobs, they act more like 7th graders than high school kids. They have fun with music but they're just too moe to have real passion for it.
I mean the show is upfront about what it is, it's kind of a "dead dove do not eat" scenario. But still!
Might I persuade you to join the dark side watch idol anime.
The music isn't the point, not really, it's more about evoking a highly potent feeling of nostalgia for a specific period in life (high school days where you just kinda hung out with friends and didn't have to worry about much else).
Their moe blob cheeks drives me insane for some illogical reason
Also there is something about their eyes which triggers the primeval fear deep inside me
The face of death itself
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