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@majestic That's pretty much the manga ending except

The first time I watched it I knew nothing about it. Went in completely blind with the first episode I thought it's going to be a regular action series, but more horny and edgy. Then after episode 6 ends I was confused by what I saw because it was such a departure being sexual predator photographers and SIRYEEEEEN!!!!!!!, and every subsequent episode was even more OH MY GOD!!!! until

Rewatch of DEIBURMAN 6-10: OH MY GOD! Well that was a blast. Gets a lot less horny. Pretty much takes a hard left turn here and rams through a wall because **** it. Animation is very rough in spots but when it's on point it's on point.

While it is funny taken out of context, the 10 page Sailor moon essay is more on brand. Anyways..... thread theme

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Not inspiring irrational anger is a good sign!

Rewatch of Devilman Crybaby epidodes 2-5: The Saga of Silene Much like the first episode, this **** is horny. I think this works better than stuff like big tiddy laser lady in Magic User's Club (yes I watched the intro, it does look really dumb) because it is more explicit and doesn't feel like it was just tacked on. Other than that, I'm struggling to say anything that wouldn't be spoiling. I really like the designs of demons and think the characters manage to get fleshed out well without resorting to monologues.

Joke, I rarely get offended and never over video games. Well that was something.

I'm KP and this is not my favorite meme in the Anime thread.

Yes, in fact the 70s TV show is featured in Crybaby and Taro is a Devilman Otaku.

Jotaro at the poker table. You should go.

Rewatch of Devilman Crybaby episode 1. It holds up, but is blatantly sexual in a way that the cheesecake from Rebuild or standard big tiddy anime girls aren't. It works for the type of show Devilman is, but it's worth noting before any of yall stumble into it blind and start imitating Joesph Joestar. Majorly NSFW. The art looks really rough at times, particularly with limbs. But it's hand drawn and I think looks more authentic than some of the uncanny valley cgi out there. That's a horse that we've beaten into undeath around here, so I'll just say Crybaby looks best when it goes into absolute insanity territory. Excellent use of colors combined with a truly kinetic animation delivers some of the most horrific monsters possible and does it with style. As to the plot, I'll try not to spoil it. But this episode is the setup and basically what happens is a crybaby teenager on the track team meets up with his old friend, who is now a professor. They shoot at some rappers before going to a sex party where they take in some substances and then it goes into OH MY GOD! territory. Currently hard recommend. This **** slaps.

Leave it to Hurlsnot to downplay the dire plight of vacation homeowners.

Old news, but I think this is a pretty interesting article on local politics. https://www.hcn.org/issues/53.1/south-economy-when-covid-hit-a-colorado-county-kicked-out-second-home-owners-they-hit-back

Well, 6 episodes is nothing compared to Rebuild or SMC so it's not like he hasn't been through worse.

Not yet.

Finished season 2 of B: The Beginning. So it's been at least two years since I watched season 1 and I'm a little fuzzy on that, but this doesn't hold up to my memory. It feels like a quarter of a season (it has half the episode of the first season, and is paced where each episode feels like half an episode), has really janky animation, and isn't particularly interesting. Right now I'd tentatively recommend the first season and just drop it after that. Well, I guess it's MAN HUMAN time.

Wisdom that comes from harsh lessons. Imagine sitting in theaters back in 1999 watching the Phantom Menace and thinking "this actually isn't in the bottom half of Star Wars movies". Better to not even contemplate just how bad it could get.

So Disney is going to buy up the IP and release something worse?

I fail to see what is weird or gross about a magical animal making contracts with emotionally unstable teenage girls.

KP has already seen the spoiler.

I did.

Reservation Dogs. So far it's been amazing. Yuuge recommendation.

If only. Anyways in the last 20 years a bit less than 6500 Americans died in Afghanistan, the bulk of them contractors. There were weeks where the rona took more than that, and it continues to kill hundreds daily as more variations keep popping up. I'm wondering if some of the folks currently wailing at ol Joe are going to make that a priority any time soon, because it seems a lot of them really don't give two tugs on a dead dog's **** about dead bodies piling up.