@greenminded__ tru to, i remember batch ko ng UPCA halos lahat ng kabatch ko sa uplb pumasa, yung valedictorian namin lang ang pumasa sa upm nursing, daming process bago sya pumasok almost 2-3 interview ata nangyari. sinasala talaga sila dyan ahahaha cream of the crop talaga
Yuta finally joining the main cast is like when a tv show increases their budget to be able to afford someone who has been listed as a celebrity guest star in the previous seasons
This is the most experimental, unique and weirdest opening I have ever seen in my life. Hell it doesn't even feel like an opening. Goshozono literally showed a middle finger to every single thing you would normally see in an opening.
Culling game is called 死滅回遊 (shimetsu kaiyuu, lit. annihilation migration) and its players are 泳者 (swimmers). It's tongue-in-cheek in english but very direct in japanese
'Shimetsu kaiyuu' occurs when fish follow migration cues that no longer align with survivable environments, resulting in their large-scale extermination
Culling game has been foreshadowed as early when such fish were depicted swimming in S1 op. One example is the emperor angelfish, shown alongside Yuji, which... happens to eat jellyfish, the fish depicted by Junpei
mai's ophelia reference is so important to me with the tragedy of her fate paralleled to an art on a woman's helplessness and subjugation under patriarchy. at this point anybody who denies the intrigue of jjk women is intentionally obtuse. their stories deserve engagement
mai's ophelia reference is so important to me with the tragedy of her fate paralleled to an art on a woman's helplessness and subjugation under patriarchy. at this point anybody who denies the intrigue of jjk women is intentionally obtuse. their stories deserve engagement
In a world full of AI, where art is undervalued, JJK's use of references to classic paintings is beautiful to see. Congratulations to everyone on the anime staff.
the jjk opening and some of it's art references because i'm obsessed with it and nothing will ever replace the beauty of human art
1. Dead Mother I by Egon Schiele