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>>3213
Yeah I am a bit worried because I feel like it needs more time. Like 15 chapters at least? But I will wait and see. It seems like he knows what he's doing.

>>3168
>It's also one of the very rare cases where I think that the anime is exactly as good as the manga or even slightly better.
I agree. The anime has better pacing than the manga, and the manga's attempts at comedy are just terrible

I was going to play all of these games but when I got to the Oracles it made me stop, just seemed like worse versions of Awakening.

>Dark Link x Link or 4swordscest?
4swordscest with Shadow Link

>>3544
> I don't really want to bitch about dawntrail in other XIV communities I'm on anymore cause I'm sure most people are tired of hearing it but here I can just get it off my chest.
Oh i completely get that. Im mostly tired of people expressing disdain on the expansion except they dont actually have a critical reason for hating it and only dislike it because fetch quests, scrote streamer said it was boring, or vendetta against wuk's VA (not that I care my voices are on JP)
There are so many glaring flaws to easily pick from but people tend to stick to the lowest hanging branch and repeat it over and over it starts to get redundant. That aside, I love reading people's deep critique regarding the lore, and their interpretations on how they could've changed it to be better or less two dimensional.

And even if I have a lot of criticism regarding dawntrail and openly make fun of its shallowness sometimes, I still had a lot of fun going through the MSQ on my own pace and personally enjoyed that the wol had a backseat role while a new character sort of filled the slot as a primary character (though my character is a non-wol so its probably easier to think of it this way lol) though theres no fixing alexandria and I personally retconned it in my head to look more like 9/13/15 which had a more steampunk/medieval style as you said with futuristic elements incorporated in it.

This new villain has an interesting design. His sickly dead-inside vibes kinda appeal to me, I guess. I was also surprised to find out that an artist I follow has a Padjal OC and has drawn him with the new villain.

>>3869
kek I recognize that artist. Sad she doesn't draw as much lahabrea artwork anymore, her monsterfucking art is godtier. her padjal oc is cute ill give her that

>>3116
I bought a PS1 copy for PS3 when they sold all the old SMT games on PSN. So there's that. I think PSN shut down on the PS3 two years ago however.

>>3856
But the real question is did you enjoy them?

>>3858
I blind played Eternal Punishment not knowing it was the second and got about 3 hours in before telling myself I'd finish but never did.

That said, what I did play was fun with an incredible OST and cool set up . A shame the PSP version of the OST is on Spotify and not the PS original because whatever the fuck they did to the instruments is actual horseshit

>>2317
I didn't realize Marth x Grima was a crossover crackship because awakening was my first game and I mistakenly thought Grima was a legacy character and was the main antagonist of one of the past games. Imagine my shock when I couldn't find any fanfics for them.

I used to ship these so hard back in the day. Still do. I love the Tellius games

Do you think Hetalia will ever get a reboot/continuation or would that be too risky at the moment?

>>3143
Nothing wrong with a basic ship, but I prefer America with Canada.

long shot but does anyone have a folder of twitter & pixiv fanart by this artist? eji_gakuki

Everything except for the last 4 or 5 posts are gone on their socials.

Russia is for everyone

Nona.
The new Lost World thing is really cool, but do you have sauce for the BJ/Makube pic? Anything remotely close to BJ topping anyoone seems to be S rare.

>>3727
Here's the artist, they draw Rock more than BJ though.
https://x.com/migonado/status/1806350484397297725

>>3728
Thank you so much, nona. Itadakimasu! This fandom is so hard to find stuff for on Pixiv these days. (I'm a Rock fangirl too, so this makes me happy.)

>>3646
Let's go! I hope it's like Twin Snakes where everything is cranked up to eleven, watching them handle the scene where Ocelot meows is going to be great.

>>3647
Mgs3 ocelot is the cu te est!
I am a bit worried though because it’s a “remake” instead of a “remaster”…. I hope they’ll keep oce as pathetic as he was in the original

>>3657
To my knowledge the game is not being redubbed/re-voiced so hopefully everything is as it should be!

It's kind of fascinating how Yu-gi-oh! The anime seems to be less popular than the TCG now. The OG is a force to be reckoned with in terms of cultural relevance and a fujo classic, I know fans of GX and 5Ds even though I've never seen either, but I hardly see the newer seasons brough up at all. In a way it's a blessing that almost all fan content is for the series I actually like, on the other it makes me sad that it's a symbol that this franchise's day in the spotlight has been over for a while.

>>3643
A little off-topic, but it makes me wonder how current kids engage with anime compared to how millennials/gen Z did
Do kids outside of Japan watch children's anime at all? VRAINS and Sevens hardly get brought up, but even for how popular something like Yo-kai Watch was in Japan, it wasn't big enough in the West to even get the last game localized
A lot of fandoms in that sphere seem carried by nostalgia without any influx of new fans, which is unfortunate

>>3644
A lot of that probably has to do with the fact that kids today don't watch television anymore. I'm an elementary teacher and while new animated movies are usually popular I rarely hear any TV shows brought up. Youtube-bait horror games are the new Saturday morning cartoons and it's very sad.

>A lot of fandoms in that sphere seem carried by nostalgia without any influx of new fans, which is unfortunate
I think you're right. No one new is getting into Digimon in the current year its mainly carried by nostalgia. Yugioh, at least the first iteration, has a legitimately good plot though and doesn't feel like an advertisement but I can see why someone with no prior attachment wouldn't want to give it a try since as an outsider the whole sphere it's in looks cheap and childish.

>>3619
samefag because my first reply was too long and i had to split it into two.

slight disagreement on yuta, but i’m biased just because i think he’s cute, tbh. and i liked his tragic (albeit generic) backstory more than gojo’s “i was born the most special baby and i have always been the most special baby and the only truly bad thing to ever happen to me was losing my high school boyfriend” thing, but ymmv.

>he made a whole chapters all about the characters replying to these anons instead of mourning the dead or talking about what they plan to do next
i should have mentioned this along with my blue shadow style lore dump complaint because i also laughed at this. genuine “uhm, actually” vibes. like, why was it not just some sort of ending note?? and yet, i almost find it stupidly amusing for some reason.

so, still, i wouldn’t consider it to be anywhere near the dumpster fire to the extent that some people did. also i got gojo/geto out of the equation, which naturally makes everything worth it. i used to have more shame about the “well, at least there’s fan content” mindset, but in this case i really did kind of treat canon as the springboard to eventually get into all the art, fic, doujinshi, etc. almost like an investment, lmao.

>>3619
>there wasn’t really a singular “oh shit” moment where it hit me at once that gojo had actually lost, more of a progressive “wait, what” sort of feeling
I get what you mean. In my case it was the reverse, if I didn't see leaks against my will before even starting the manga I would have been nervous the whole time and expecting anything to happen. The battle made perfect sense imo, the end made it look like Gojo was about to win for very logical reasons, with how everyone was explaining which techniques Gojo and Sukuna were using. The way his defeat was presented kind of ruined it though. It's funny how almost everyone agreed even way after that chapter that him dying ironically made him look stronger than Sukuna after all, since Sukuna kept spamming binding vows left and right after that. I can already imagine Gege whining that he made Gojo too strong again so he just skipped to the airport scene to make his job easier. I feel like I'm repeating myself but it's hard to explain, idk.

>slight disagreement on yuta, but i’m biased just because i think he’s cute, tbh
I actually like Yuta, but him using Gojo's corpse and having like 10 shot flashbacks where he keeps saying "don't worry I planned this complete bullshit move so now it's time for plan A, B, C, D, E, F, G etc." looked so stupid it kind of ruined him for me. After learning that JJK0 was meant to be longer and Yuta would have progressively evolved in that story all of this made sense, but it's insane how Kusakabe keeps explaining everything and coming up with ideas and all of a sudden it's Yuta who does this, but almost only in flashbacks. I would have liked it more if everyone was just coming up with their own bullshit on the spot out of sheer desperation, Yuta possessed Gojo's corpse would have been a lot more impactful that way and we wouldn't have had this ridiculous scene where Yuta says he's willing to be a monster to win like Maki didn't slaughter her own family in cold blood a few days earlier. Again, I can already imagine Gege drawing the last arc and being like "fuck I forgot to put Yuta's existential crisis in the manga earlier, I need to do it now" and Yuta cPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>3621
Still the same anon but I might as well talk about other things from the manga. I don't understand why Tsumiki isn't blood related to Megumi. There's no point to this, the story would have been the exact same or better if she were just his older sister and a Zenin who's not a sorcerer. Instead only Megumi ever interacts with her on screen and in flashbacks only, Toji never, ever talks or thinks about her, Gojo interacted with her offscreen and it's not even relevant, etc. Before she or rather, Yorozu woke up from her coma I was wondering if Megumi wasn't becoming schizophrenic and hallucinating having a sister that nobody heard about before to cope with his shitty life. Yuki was very underdeveloped too but I liked her overall. It's like Gege wanted to make her some cool, mysterious figure and forgot to give us more hints for it to work. Same thing with Tengen and her relationship with Kenjaku.

On the other hand what was funny was how Sukuna and Yuji's grandfather being twins seemed too obvious so everyone got tricked into thinking Sukuna's twin was reincarnated as either Yuji or Jin. Even Sukuna guessed it wrong. What fucks me up is that thanks to what we learned with Mai and Maki it's kind of implying that Yuji's grandfather was on of the strongest sorcerers until he died at the hospital, and his strength went to Sukuna's fingers as soon as he died which explains why Sukuna wakes up very soon after. But he clearly didn't give a single fuck, minded his own business, raised his kid and grandkid and spent too much money in pachinko parlors. It also makes me wonder what was up with Jin? Since he turned out to be a normal guy who says some really suspicious shit the one time he's on screen. It's like he knew something was going on the whole time,maybe he was also a sorcerer and that's why he married one. I wonder what Yuji's grandpa told Yuji about his parents because Yuji also didn't give a fuck until the very end.

Last point, but I consider Yuji/Megumi canon until stated otherwise. I still can't believe Megumi became the tsundere heroine/damsel in distress at the end, it wasn't even subtle with how Yuji told him he would be lonely without Megumi by his side while crying. When you think about it none of this bullshit would have happened if it weren't for Megumi stPost too long. Click here to view the full text.