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Oooh, override! Cute!

I love Tab’s unmistakable style. He uses so few hard lines, and everything always looks so soft and clean. It’s like sinking into a giant bin of pillows.

Uwaahh! Soo pretty!

You might want to check out Mother’s Basement on YouTube if you haven’t. He’s got a great series called Hottest Trash Anime which goes through all of the current seasons more baseless series. He goes over their strong points, and potential audience, and it’s all done in a pretty creative and entertaining format.

I will admit, I didn’t end up watching anything off of it last season, so maybe we are going through a bit of a drought.

Y’know I was genuinely surprised by it. Like the concept is certainly rather suspect, but then it turned out to actually be quite lewdly wholesome.

I haven’t read the manga yet, but I suppose I should. I might save it until I go up another grade level or two in my Japanese studies, though.

I find some of the stuff listed here is borderline not ecchi. I might risk some criticism here, but for me ecchi needs to have some aspect of sexuality as a core theme, not just coincidentally have thrown in a bit too much fan service.

If you want to try something a bit more adventurous, then Interspecies Reviewers is definitely one of the better ones. Also, Gushing Over Magical Girls was quite decent as well.

I’m pretty sure that’s probably what the intent was. xD

Kagamin looks like she’s in severe distress here.

“What are you?!”

Grats Saba! Now on to 2M!

I’d keep going with GQuuux. This is my intro to the Gundam franchise as well, and there’s a lot of back story I’m missing, but if you can tough it out and just focus on Machu and Nyaan’s story, it’ll still be pretty worthwhile. (Disclaimer, I’m only up to ep 11)

Short answer: Because 2^10 (1024) is very close to 1000, and it’s more convenient and accurate to measure things in powers of 2 when dealing with computers.

You can either have a 8KiB cache or a 7.8125KB cache, for example.

At one point it was even worse because they were BOTH kilobytes and both written KB, and it was ambiguous which one you were talking about.

本当でしょ！

AYAYA!

Space Brothers had the first 20 something volumes turned into a fantastic 99 episode anime, but in 2014, they caught up to the source material so stopped. It totally deserves a continuation, as there’s another ~20 manga volumes out now.

The upshot of watching stuff perpetually late is that I only had to wait 4 years for a sequel instead of 15.

Tough question.

1. Lucky Star. Konata is such an iconic character, it’s pretty hard to compete with her immense otaku power. Also, the show is genuinely quite funny, and the live action endings / karaoke are so creative. It feels like everyone involved had a ton of fun making the show. It’s like a big in-joke that you’re invited to be part of. Ultimately, though, it’s that the character designs are all just so likeable.

2. Azumanga Diaoh. It’s kinda the OG, and really popularised the genre. There’s lots of silliness, but they always commit to the bit, and it just works.

3. Full Metal Panic: Fumoffo. Legit one of the funniest anime I recall ever having seen. That said, it was a long time ago, so I don’t remember too much else about it other than laughing a LOT.

Kirakira mio! (≧∇≦)

Cyberpunk Edgrunners is the only one I’ve really binged lately. Started with an episode thinking I’d watch one and go to sleep, next thing I knew it was 6AM and I was crying while finishing it up.

I can’t believe it’s actually happening. Someone pinch me, it seems like a dream; I’m still waiting for someone to tell me I just imagined the whole thing.