Its so cool how we live in hell
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Cy Sánchez '26
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this straight up might be the single worst anituber video of all time- I'm begging you guys to watch literally 1 anime that isn't an isekai and/or shonen
- gurren lagann's final stretch being an ever escalating space opera, reaching a scale so unfathomably grand that galaxies r getting chucked around like frisbees by super robots, all for it to culminate in just 2 dudes punching eachother cuz nothings ever gonna be cooler is so realThis Post is from an account that no longer exists. Learn more
- So funny seeing ppl call the new artstyle more generic looking than the OG I got some news for you about what 90% of anime looked like in the 2000s2008 VS 2024, a 16 year difference in art style! Anime: Spice and Wolf: MERCHANT MEETS THE WISE WOLF
- the problem with modern shonen fans is they aren't designing OCs and making shitty 480p amvs set to trapt anymore. they're out here power scaling and beefing with other shows like it's team sports or something
- I say this with 1000% This is the Peak.
00:00what’s your fav anime scene that stays rent free on your mind?? - We are not fucking doing this shit for for one of the best games for one of the best consoles in history what kind of terminal brain disease has this constant remake wave caused man
- Sometimes an 8/10 movie is also the best movie you've ever seen do you know what i meanOn the 24th of May 2019, Promare by Studio Trigger was released in Japanese theatres. The film was directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi and written by Kazuki Nakashima (both worked on Gurren Lagann & KLK). The film went on to make $17 Million worldwide. Happy 5th Anniversary 🎉
00:00 - this straight up might be the single worst anituber video of all time
- everytime i re-read chainsawman i am reminded why its a good idea like 5 times a chapter
- There is something so real about a man who gets absolutely dumpstered on by life with unrequited love for an overpowered lesbian
- It's so funny how much discussion I see about these 2 scenes but always as separate entities instead of as the complimentary bookends that I think they're meant to be. Shinji's relationship w/ Asuka becomes a gauge to measure his growth (really regression) as a character.
