Why is this dude so annoyed and dissapointed about how kars loses. Will he also watch an anime about friendship and get pissed off about the villan losing to the power of friendship 😭.
@iShrishtiPandey Eris still loved rudeus and sacrificed her life even after he became a scum bag and tortured her, I could not see sylphy being willing to put up with that which she would be justified for not putting up with that but it just shows how much eris really is obsessed with rudeus
People always talk about how problematic Mushoku Tensie. Rifujin didn't even create unique slurs for different races like demons or elves. Rudeus should have been called a human slur when he arrived at the first demon city, story needed to be more problematic in my opinion
Most people don't have the luxury to put 100% into achieving their dreams. They have work, school, and responsibilities. Most people aren't lazy in my opinion
WTF is Fujimoto talking about when he says the Protagonist "grew", you erased everything that happened and denji doesn't remember anything from his journey. Should have ended with part 1 man. Most of the plot was resolved, journey had meaning, and denji truly did grow as a person
Slept on limbus company for so long since it's considered a gatcha game but it's just so peak and it's gatcha elements are actually super light, modern Ubisoft games have worse microtransactions
Even though the trend has passed a long time ago I still watch AI president videos. I'll be watching videos from channels like @ShyKong_ and be like this the whole time
If J. K. Rowling remade Harry Potter but made malfoy into malfoid I would buy every single book and become a super fan, the fan drawing and comics have been peak
How it felt seeing a few drawing of female Draco malfoid before going to bed and then waking up the next day to seeing a library of art works and even comics and storylines being write about her shenanigans with the trio and Harry
I honestly don't think people talk about tatsuki fujimotos fish story enough. Like yeah it's funny but it's also one of the most personal and deepest tales I have ever heard. Every aspect of the man you see in his personal story can be seen in all of his works.