

sigh no. Not grooming either. But y’all already made up your minds anyway, so I’ll stop arguing the point.
If my monsters are imagined, why do they trigger the motion sensor lights?


sigh no. Not grooming either. But y’all already made up your minds anyway, so I’ll stop arguing the point.


Yeah, nah. They’re engaged (as of the demon tribe’s customs), but he explicitly refrains from anything physical until she comes of age (as her human custom). Literally no pedophilia in this series.


I don’t think we’ve read the same thing…


Dias builds the area up. There is a bit of political maneuvering happening in the source, but that’s mostly done in some bonus/side chapters. The story around Dias himself is for the most part, just him building up his domain and befriending the different non-human species around him. It’s very wholesome and comfy for 85% of the time. The remainder are some little adventures that happen every now and then (for example, dragon hunting or a bandit attack). Honestly, there is not much “story”, but the series lives with how likable the characters are and how fun it is to watch Illuk Village grow.


I’m looking forward to this. The source is in my current top3.
Broadcast July 2026
After decades of war, Dias returns home as a hero and is rewarded with his own domain. When he arrives at his new lands, however, they turn out to be little more than endless grassy plains without even a single subject. Literally put out to pasture, Dias is stumped as to how to live any life other than a soldier’s. But when a horned girl named Alna crosses his path, Dias takes his first steps to being the lord of a not-so-empty frontier. (j-novel club)
Director: Kenichi Imaizumi
Series Composition: Kunihiko Okada
Character Design: Keiichi Tsuboyama
animation: studio42
Kenichirou Matsuda as Dias
Shion Wakayama as Alna
Taito Ban as Klaus
Miku Ito as Senai
Haruka Shiraishi as Aihan
Jun Fukuyama as Erdan
I updated the URL. Crunchy only posted it an hour after I made the thread.
I don’t like the art style, but I’m very particular about Sekiro.


In Promised Neverland’s defense, we didn’t know how terrible S2 would be. I was pretty hyped for it since S1 was incredible. BATE on the other hand was just terrible in every aspect. I’m not trying to shit on your taste, if you liked it you liked it. Nothing wrong with that. I enjoy my shitty isekai shows as well. But objectively speaking every single building block that it was made off was sub-par and there are a lot of shows that are more deserving. And I don’t even mean just fan favorites like NGNL. There are a lot of mid tier shows that are objectively better than BATE.


I see a emotional payoff incoming next episode.
Also, Kyuushou might even be a worse character than the MC from Rent a GF.


This is one of those where I cry for all the shows that would deserve a second season instead of this utter dog shit.


The Gaming and Music industry (as well as early streaming Netflix) has shown that people are willing to forgo piracy and pay a reasonable price for a service if the service is more convenient and, at the very least, of on-par quality with pirated content. and I’m very sorry for Crunchy, but nothing of this is applicable to them.


Making side characters interesting is an art form. In Frieren most of them feel like they are fleshed out so much that there have to be their own show somewhere and we just don’t know about it.


10/10. Fixed.


Since you know the source, let me pick your brain for a second: What’s with the “goblins only live for seven days” in the synopsis? Is that a typo and they mean 7 years, or where do Goblins get the energy and mass from to grow to that size in only 7 days?


Tourists in 3…2…1


The best Ghibli movie. Fight me.


Looks like something for me.


Greatest title ever! I adore those absurdist iskai “deconstructions”.


PSA: Short after credit scene.
What type? The one who actually reads a series before screaming bullshit? Yep. That’s me.