@nekaishi Agreed, mostly. I still don't think it's very good, mostly for the acting, but the love for the original series from both production and cast is clear to see and makes me happy.
@UrbanFuseMusic@BiberMoritz@LHemedes@aakashgupta Yes and no. "Behaviour" sounds a bit abstract, but essentially, it's not just repetition of physical activity, it's also repetition of conscious thought.
@ilypekorin@Clefairied@6luelights You're right to be surprised, the cultural stigma is still very strong. But, they did a really good job of this show.
@DoctorPep117 @awordyguy@Calibaneur Interesting point! I've always felt there wasn't/shouldn't be any difference in how we would treat each other, so never really saw the appeal.
@MadiSP4321 Would you be open to trying out equipment? It's not cheap, but I got my girlfriend this thing called a Livia, it basically zaps you near your uterus to "distract" your nerves from the pain
Tachiyomi will no longer be actively developed. It may continue to work for you for the foreseable future but there will be no support for it nor the official extensions.
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@frazierboy98@Alex92294039@VastoLorde08 The anime episode dragged it out too long, and added a lot more "fluff" to it. More fluff is often a good thing, but in this case, it undermined the climactic feeling of the moment. It did not feel like a "DODON!!" in the way the manga does.
@frazierboy98@Alex92294039@VastoLorde08 This scene in the manga was set up really well and had a lot of impact. As the final scene, it's a great beat to end the chapter on, with Luffy coming it at the 11th hour to save Law. There's a lot of tension in the stare off, and it hyped up the next chapter.