This is a no-brainer but I’m predicting that Dan Da Dan tops this (next?) week’s anime charts.

Me at the start of the episode:

Me by the end of the episode:

Lousiest episode so far. Listening to them talk makes me feel dumb.

For some reason, they’ve got to state the obvious throughout their conversation. Also, whenever someone come up with a counterpoint or an idea, the rest would revere it - even though all the speaker did was said something common-sensical.

It’s like the show’s creators don’t trust their audience to think or something. My intelligence feels insulted.

Subaru’s speech sucks too. Too lazy to elaborate.

This is not the first time Re:Zero has made me feel this way, but it rarely makes me feel like this the entire episode. I had to speed up the episode to get through it.

It’s about time Subaru get back to dying again to make things interesting.

Completed season 2 of Attack on Titan.

Just like @[email protected], I found season 2 to be way better than season 1 based on just the plot alone.

The flaws that I pointed out previously are still present, but I felt that there have been improvements e.g. less narration and exposition, reduced recaps (no recap for some episodes).

I like it a lot, so I’m closing one eye to its flaws and giving it a 10 / 10.

Also watched Look Back. It’s good.

It being only 1 hour long makes it an easy watch too.

Being a huge fan of the series, I have read the fan translation of the light novel naturally.

Getting an official translation makes it easier to support though.

Thanks for pinging me.

I noticed that they never actually defeat Raspi; it just went out of bounds. I won’t be surprised if it returns in the future.

For me, it’s the PS5 for having such a slick and futuristic look.

Honourable mention goes to Nintendo Switch for being so cute.

In nutshell

In nutsack

In these trying times:

Witch from Mercury is on my watchlist so I’ll have to give it a go.

Make sure to start with the prologue / episode 0.

As for everyone else, it’s just that typical anime thing of keeping characters in the same outfit so you don’t need a design sheet for multiple outfits.

This is so lame, considering a number of (personally highly-rated) anime have characters donning various outfits.

It’s kind of late to ask this, but why is Subaru still wearing his one-and-only tracksuit? Does he not have any other clothes? What happens when he does laundry? We don’t see him change out of it ever!

In fact, other characters are all wearing the exact same clothes or have multiple sets of the same clothes.

The only explanation I can think of - in Subaru’s case at least - is that someone casts laundry magic on him regularly.

What anime has the best romance?

Thank you for phrasing it this way, leaving room for anime that do not have romance among its genres.

For me, it’s Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury . I love the relationship between Suletta and Miorine so much.

Honourable mention goes to 86 for Lena x Shin.

I guess I like seeing couples overcome shared trauma.

Singapore

61% of the votes, but 89% of the seats in parliament

defederation and blanket content removals happened on the ml instance last year

I’ll try not to repeat my answer from previous, similar threads.

This time, I would recommend Chiyo Kuno the Psychic. The manga is short and sweet, and the couple is cute.

Well deserved