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Happy birthday! :)

strong in what way xD

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imagine not changing your profile pic for over 10 years
BIG SIMOOOOOOO

holy shit i missed your reply somehow.
life kinda sucks rn hahha. I just watched Kara no Kyoukai 2 and saw an old post of yours that I agree with and I don't doubt that KnK 7 will resolve everything but there are 4 movies in between ;o; though so far they've been only 1 hour long so I guess I can see them as episodes. Also lol in KnK 1 I thought Shiki was some sort of robot/doll person because of the functional fake arm.

Only started seriously watching a few months ago. I've had experience with a lot of the classic series and movies that were imported to America through stuff like Adult Swim and Toonami, but the only series I'd fully watched was Steins Gate way back when it came out (and the original Pokemon too but... *shudders*). Watching Akira, Perfect Blue and Angel's Egg though got me interested again and well... here I am.
Belladonna is on Amazon if you've got Prime by the way. Enjoy it!

You've gotta watch Belladonna of Sadness dude. :O

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Loved that list bro. Visual expression for the win.

Yup.

-Hmmm that's actually a pretty good reason to watch S;G 0, i.e. hoping to see the characters fucking DIE. lmao you're the best

-Man Lain is a GOD TIER trip to the otherworld. I've been meaning to rewatch it for a while (ok, I want to rewatch basically everything I gave at least a 7), so I guess now's a perfect time to do it since that VN I'm reading put me in the perfect mood for it. And you don't seem to understand...

-Oh yes, definitely watch Texhnolyze as well. I personally didn't find it anywhere near as arresting as Lain, but it's still a one of a kind show. Though I'm kinda struggling to put into words why I don't like Tex much as Lain... Well, visually I definitely prefer Lain's more weird and experimental approach to Tex's brownish, earthish look (they both have striking imagery though), but there is something else about Lain that just draws me into its world. I guess I'll have to call it the atmosphere (I so overuse that word), which is such a bizarre mix of creepy and hypnotizing on one hand, but also oddly calm and incredibly introspective on the other. Tex feels much more grim, macho, ugly even (albeit deliberately), which is harder for me to love.

-The new Lupin III is suave as fuck, not as suave as The Woman Called Fujiko Mine (note to myself: FINISH THAT THING ALREADY), but suave nonetheless. And yes, I believe it's a continuation, same director/studio etc. Except this thime, the characters are en France! Quel plaisir hohohoho fuck my French is rusty :/

-Yuu Yuu Hakusho: pretty dope, pretty dope so far. But if it was as dope as HxH I would have already binged it twice by now. I'm 9 episodes in and the show still hasn't introduced a larger goal for the main characters, so right now it feels like a bunch of somewhat random/disconnected shounen mini-arcs. They're still intrinsically enjoyable, but I wish there was a bigger reason for me to care about any of it. HxH makes it clear from the get-go what Gon, Leorio and Kurapika are after (and wisely keeps Killua's motivations more nebulous), meaning that even though their journey takes many detours, there is always this larger goal and driving force to put things into perspective. I guess YYH is eventually going to introduce something similar.