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@Emanor_x My head-canon is that all the times he boogie-woogied across the subway as they fought without his clapping coming into full view were hints about him not needing to clap to activate his CT. Which culminated in his famed declaration:
'An arm is merely a decoration...'
@Rainmaker1973@dwarkesh_sp And the exciting implication from that episode is that "earth is a giant geo-chemical battery that produces cell-like mini-batteries (mitochondria)
Very cool!
Happy birthday to two of the greatest composers of our generation, Hiroyuki Sawano and Hans Zimmer! Funny how both GOATs share the exact same birthday haha
@nonamme145 I read this opener and had to wait a couple of years to relish the richness I knew I'd be in for when I'd finally read it! Famished Road ia absolutely wonderful!
what is unintuitive to most people that don’t watch anime is the breadth of what it can be, in large part due to how almost all demographics in japan watch anime. most animated content in the US is made for kids, which is not true of anime.
there is hyper niche subject content anime with widely engaging stories (blue period, blue lock, no game no life), action packed but philosophical anime (AoT, evangelion, classroom of the elite), seemingly light-hearted anime about mortality and love, both romantic (your lie in april, iwteyp) and platonic (anohana, orange). there are actually light-hearted slice of life shows.
although lumped together by a similar visual aesthetic, anime is more a medium than a genre
@yoltartar I like to think that if we did see such an ancestral divergence across space time, it'd look very much like The Paths!
Image Credit: u/MaxVLC on the r/ShingekiNoKyojin sub-reddit.
The mythos and rich world-building of the anime is one among many reasons why it's a masterpiece.
@yoltartar And they're called 'The Paths' because there's some metaphysical construct there thst looks like an infinitely divergent, branching tree made presumably of life-force, connecting their ancestors Ymir to all her descendants.
@ndrewpignanelli@willcb Could be wrong but I think they mean earning the unicorn status while still functioning as a 1-person company operationally Pieter Levels style.