/anime/ - Anime

is it fascist? is it ancap?

I very much enjoy this manga because I love stories that show different strenghts and talents and how they interact with eachother, bluelock does that aspect very well, on the whole 'collectivism is for weaklings' thing I don't agree very much.

Is Attack on Titan fash?

ITT We discuss about our favorite Vtubers, corpo and indie alike. Liveposting, (Spoilered) Porn and Rateposting are all encouraged.

I'll start with my own recommendation:

Rie Himemiya from Phase Connect [EN] Gen 2 Phase Alias. A Vsinger with great covers and original songs such as Love Potion #520 and ゲテモノ (Bizarre Food) / Utsu-P ♡ to give you two examples.

Her streams as of now center around variety gaming such as her recent playthrough of Pokémon HG/SS as her first Pokémon game although she is mostly focused on Limbus Company and Library of Ruina as well as community projects like Date Ideas for Valentines season or making a love song out of Schizophrenic Maros.

However I do recommend her older VODs as well such as Sandtrix or Gayraoke for her humor and great chat interaction. If you want something more recent check out her 100 songs for 100k Christmas Special from last year. Remember to do your reps and backreading

https://www.youtube.com/@HimemiyaRie/streams
https://nitter.net/HimemiyaRie
https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/artist/6tKYFARX2bMPlQwglwXNoB


When it comes to membership content, for Tier 1 you get members exclusive covers, static and animated wallpapers, exclusive community posts and access to her art archive.

I just finished watching Evangelion with my mum and dad (well my dad sat in the room with us but refused to even look at the telly and instead scrolled football forums instead on his laptop). I basically told about every production quirk and lore detail all the time it was really fun. She liked it but didn't think it was that deep, and she said it repeated itself too much towards the end and she liked the beginning more (a very interesting opinion imo). She hated the last two TV episodes and also didn't seem to care about Kaworu that much.

She liked the elevator scene a lot, that was the standout part for her. I think the character she was the most invested in was Asuka (maybe because I am a bit like Asuka). Lastly she liked End of Evangelion but didn't love it that much, she thought it was just repeating what the show said and didn't think it was the most artistic film ever or anything. She liked the mech battle the most.

I think my mum likes fight scenes more than wierd abstract character moments and she doesn't really understand the intricate parts of animation. This is all very interesting to me tbh as someone super into anime since it shows what a normal person thinks of it.

PV for the adaptation is finally out.

Glorious April 17th

The Kampuchean People's Representative Assembly shall be made up of 250 members, representing the people, the workers, peasants, and all other Kampuchean labourers and the Kampuchean Revolutionary Army. Of these 250

Naoki Urasawa is bad at endings
Naoki Urasawa is bad at wrapping up plot points
Which is a shame because that’s the most important part of suspense thrillers
Shame

Vote for the embodiment of praxis. Vote for the lumpen who builds the material conditions for the revolution, for the real movement in spite of himself.
https://www.shonenjump.com/p/sp/2509/vote_chainsaw3/vote/vote.html

Which side of shonen masculinity are you on? Psychotic skinny dude or macho muscle man?

Just as a notice if this is a turnoff, battlebeast was written by the same guy that wrote the invincible and walking dead comics. Anyways…

I love this cartoonishly over the top comic. I love the medieval sci fi aesthetic, the extreme animalistic-martial artist-like viscerality of the action, and the entire setup of battle beast being a deliberately shallow protagonist. It really is like berserk with the self insert lonely stuff about guts removed and it works.