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Don't worry. I'm sure it was not with Rimuru. Maybe with the slimes from the new Isekai Majestic talked about? There seem to be plenty in there. I think I'll pass. I did survive the (not really) slime porn scene in Overlord though. At least there these kind of scenes are rare enough.

Samurai Champloo 13-14 Mugen meets with some old friends and agrees to help them. Things don’t go as expected. @KP wants Blue Velvetthanks for the heads up about Bastard. I was wondering if I should check it out. Better continue with my list.

Scientists Say New James Webb Images Are So Powerful That It Was Emotional Just Looking at Them

Ok. I googled it and here is a list of the animes with the longest names (supposedly). It has some pearls like The Story In Which I Was Kidnapped By A Young Lady’s School To Be A “Sample Of The Common People” and Do You Love Your Mom and Her Two-Hit Multi-Target Attacks?. There is also Banished From The Hero'S Party, I Decided To Live A Quiet Life In The Countryside, that was on Fumination and now is available in Crunchyroll. But the biggest names I ever saw were in the episode titles of Don't Hurt Me, My Healer. Notice those paragraphs are not the episode description, but in fact the episode names. The first one for example is called: In this world where monsters are rampant, Alvin (male lead/armored warrior) is trying to make it as an adventurer in a land ravaged by monsters and other such baddies when he ends up getting the bad end of a fight with a bear-like creature only to be saved by the dark elf healer girl Carla (female lead/dark elf) who happens to be passing by except her personality being what it is things turn into an argument which confuses the bear creature even more and then something not in the original manga happens where they get taken back to the bear's house and some of the manga fans are like "Huh?" but see this is based on a manga that was published online before the comic was serialized called "What Story Is This?" that was set in the same world so the anime staff and manga creators asked to use this space to explain what's going on also there's no codes or hidden messages in this just so you know and that's the deal with episode 1. I tried watching this anime but it is quite boring.

True. I liked this season much more.

Anime names are getting longer and weirder, aren't they? Be sure not to miss My Stepmom's Daughter is my Ex as well. I think I heard about something like this before. Oh yes. Be careful, this is just an article about the anime , but just reading about it is bizarre enough. Not to mention the picture in the article...

You noticed even more similarities than I did. I was thinking exactly the same thing about the repercussions.

The Rising of the Shield Hero 2.13: The Rising of Facepalms So, there was still one episode left this season, but I wish I didn’t know. In fact, I found out about this when one of the worst scenes in it was suggested to me on YouTube… This was a filler episode (ending a season that rushed the story – why???) with some inappropriate stuff and it had better animation than some much more important scenes this season. We see several flashbacks, for example: the girls trying different outfits when they were in the other world. The problem is, they focused on Raphtalia and she looked like an infant girl at the time. “Wh-why am I changing too?” - Rishia, noticing the fanservice as when they were trying swimsuits the focus was no longer only on Raphtalia. To make it worse, it seems that swimsuits don’t even exist in this world, according to the manga. “Lolicon?” - Rishia and Raphtalia, after Kizuna (who also came from Japan) said Naofumi would like it if… Raphtalia raised her skirts and showed her legs (and they actually show it ). This comment from YouTube is pretty appropriate: “Why is Kizuna a pervert when the only thing on her mind 24/7 is fishing?” Oh, and they also revealed that Ost had explained to Raphtalia and to the childish Filo how to “mate”. Somebody in Crunchyroll’s comment section even called this a “filler episode to satisfy pedos”. Thankfully that didn’t last long. The episode also showed how Kizuna survived alone in the extra-dimensional prison. She was sent there when she was 15, but at least as a Hunting Hero she could effortlessly carve wood and get food. Still very traumatic since she stayed there alone for three years and even came close to try hanging herself and getting crazy, creating her own imaginary friend, a “ball” that looked exactly like “Wilson” in Cast Away. Terrible way to end a disappointing season.

I found the end hilarious, with their speculation about Darth Plagueis for future seasons/shows.

Unepic is much better than I expected. My first impression about the story wasn't good, with the character coming from another world. But the dialogues are actually pretty funny. And it's a great platform/metroidvania game.

Samurai Champloo 11 Without money they take up some jobs, but only Fuu ends up doing any work. Mugen gambles on beetle sumo and Jin takes simpathy for a woman who lost her freedom. Samurai Champloo 12 Ten episodes later Mugen and Jin start to question their journey. Well, they did ask Fuu once, but then she got angry and they run away. Anyway, ten episodes. Well done, guys!

I got Unepic and Haven from GOG summer sale.

No more Solasta for me. All save files are corrupted. They are even dated as being from 1970.

Bad news, I changed my mind and went to watch Racoonatouille and Paddington 2. Oh, I mean: Everything Everywhere at Once Crazy and silly, but I agree with @KP wants Blue Velvetand @Sarex, it's a pretty good movie, including the moments it was being serious. It was more than two hours, but when it was over that was not my impression. Just don't ask me about the hot dog universe. Come on, I said above that in an infinite universe, everything should be possible somewhere, but this? This may be too much. And it actually serves a purpose in the story, becoming relevant when Evelyn needs it. And there are worse offenders, that @majestic mentioned in his post. The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent I enjoyed this one too. It is mostly a comedy, but everything is done well: the action scenes, making fun of Nicholas Cage and the acting too. I could point out some plot holes, but who cares, they are nothing that grabbed my attention for more than a moment.

I have watched: Spy x Family One Punch Man Mushoku Tensei Kimetsu no Yaiba The End of Evangelion Dragon Ball JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Puella Magi Madoka Magica Attack on Titan Is It Wrong to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? I recognize: Darling in the Franxx Kaguya-sama Jujutsu Kaisen Fate/Zero Sword Art Online Dragon Maid My Dress Up Darling Bleach This reminded me that I still have to watch the 2nd and 3rd seasons of Is It Wrong to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?, which I heard are really bad when compared to the first one. The 4th season will be released now in July. Minor spoiler: Edit: I had to check the list because I missed some. I also didn't recognized the name of "My Dress Up Darling".

Spy x Family 12 Loid overhears his neighbors gossiping about him, speculating that they never see him with Yor and Anya, so he is probably having an affair. Since this could expose his false family, he decides to take Yor and Anya to the aquarium. On the day they go, he is exhausted, receives another mission to be done in the aquarium and meets with some neighbors there too, which means he has to keep the appearances, do the side mission and avoid passing out.

The Rising of the Shield Hero 2.12 Glass’ party goes fight against the Wave while Naofumi and his friends deal with Kyo’s Frankenstein/Dr. Moreau experiments. And we have a Mirror hero now... Back to the other world, Naofumi receives the title of Viscount and finds out that the other three heroes did something useful (for the first time?) and dealt with the Wave over there on their own.

That was really stupid. Normally I'd try to justify it with the way people behaved during the pandemic, just like zombie apocalypse tv stories became more plausible once we saw people can act like idiots in real life. But in The Orville they are supposed to be an evolved society, not to mention that the people who made that decision were literally at the top of their society. I still loved the episode, though.

Btw, Soldier Boy's reactions to what he saw on tv reminded me of this:

I enjoyed Multiverse of Madness, but there were plenty of stupid decisions by the characters, the main one being

Not in every case. There is an example of this right now in Brazil, with an eleven year old that was raped and nobody knew until after 3 months. And a judge tried to prevent her from aborting, despite it being allowed by law. Quite the scandal in the media.

The Boys 3.6: Herogasm Holy ****. What an episode! I couldn't stop laughing at several scenes like Hughie reacting to Soldier Boy's comment about Bill Cosby making strong drinks or, well, everything involving Mother's Milk in the party.

Samurai Champloo 9 The three get arrested after trying to go through a checkpoint with a fake pass. The guards offer to free them if Mugen make a delivery and come back by sunset. He ends up being arrested again, this time by a bunch of revolutionary monks. During his escape, the monks’ “sacred grass” field catches fire and everyone gets a lot more reasonable. Samurai Champloo 10 Mugen and Fuu go hunt a murderer leaving Jin to do chores in a temple in exchange for food and shelter.