I love that some of the special effects were literally just a photo of a piece of plastic!

Honestly I’m not sure I have any. Life is too short to rewatch something I’m not certain I’ll find immensely enjoyable.

Still a bit of a wait to go, but I’m in no rush; there’s always more excellent stuff to watch these days.

The bits that I’ve seen have indeed been terrible, but I think it’s important to be able to point at Amazon and laugh.

I read those last four words and all I can think is “Oh, so they’re saying they will continue to hire sex offenders and major human rights violators. Wonderful.”

I’m kinda surprised tbh. My memory is The Promised Neverland manga is that it started out strong but each successive arc seemed worse than the last. I’d like to believe this will be good, but I’m not especially hopeful.

Did anyone even enjoy watching this?

I mean, sort of. The writing is truly mediocre, but I’m watching it because I think the cinematography is funny. Certainly not good, but funny. It’s like they have this weird compulsion to always be moving the camera into the strangest place possible, and then picking a new and even stranger place for it to go once it gets there. It’s trash, but it’s bizarre and unique trash and I can appreciate that.

I can’t imagine they paid Amazon for the license for that, if it’s even copyrightable.

Incidentally, do you know if anyone preserved that? As far as I can tell it’s lost media.

Wotakoi is my top choice, and comes packaged with a top-tier manga.

Tokyo Godfathers also portrays a realistic adult life, for a certain sort of adult anyways.

Every time I watch a new episode of this I’m blown away. I loved Stand-Alone Complex, but I think this beats it for me.

Where are you seeing that? I’m seeing two different authors for the manga and two different studios for the anime. Do they have the same director or something?

Mechs on surfboards are just cool.

If you have an EV it’s fine, but I can’t imagine using this in a gas vehicle without the motor running; I much prefer it when my car starts every time I tell it to!

I don’t know if I have anything I’d describe that way, but on the rare occasion I feel like turning my brain off and re-watching a show I know I like I’ll usually just pick some random thing that I rated 8-10 on my Anilist account.

I suppose a few likely candidates are:

• Kaguya-sama: Love is War
• Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood
• Gundam Build Fighters (season 1 only)
• Log Horizon (if I’m feeling nostalgic)

Really depends on the mood I’m in though. In the past I might’ve put Legend of the Galactic Heroes on that list but it’s felt a little too real these past couple years for some reason.

Oh boy, encouraging people to idle their vehicles more! Just what we needed!

Man, Subaru’s should really put in some work this episode! I’m also just struck by how cute Ram’s season 4 outfit is. Both my wife and I commented on it at the same time during the episode.

I don’t see it there but cool website nonetheless; thanks for sharing!

That anime.plus tool is super cool! Do you know if anything like that exists for anilist.co?

I love Taira. He may look like he’s in pain every time anyone says anything, but actually he’s in pain.

It has always bothered me when anime characters just wave while facing away from the others. Sure, perhaps it reduces animation effort, but it’s so unrealistic.

I actually had a Korean girl do this to me once when I was in college. Maybe it’s an east-asian thing? Not exactly a large sample size here though, so also maybe not.