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ゆっくりしってね!
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thinking about the slight brown tint of late 90s early 20s animus. we should bring that back maybe

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Anime from this time just had much better color direction than we do now. I am convinced they simply do not hire artists to make anime anymore

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It's called sepia and it's very warm happy2 OP, I would like to watch R.O.D. too nya

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perhaps.

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>>1560 Of course they don't! ChatGPT does it now!

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clevatess is currently airing show heavily inspired by 90s style


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Why are weebs obsessed with lucky star?

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>>319 Certain games, anime, etc have the pure otaku essence that can't be replicated today

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>>319 it's good happy

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>>319 because most of us were konata's age when lucky star aired and we could relate to her, then nostalgia took over modern weebs who got into anime recently don't care about lucky star

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they're cute :3

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>>1477 Not me. I was 11.


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Has an anime or manga ever made you cry?

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>>455 Madoka, ep. 8. Have seen it a dozen times and it never fails to draw tears.

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>>455 Not to necrobump but DanDaDan Episode 7...

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Uma Musume S2 had me crying nearly every episode.

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Most of the manga I've read are comedy and slice of life. But one manga that made me cry A LOT (especially at the end) was Girl's Last Tour. That final line about "the happiest and the least happy person in the world" just broke my heart. cry

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>>1662 SOL slop


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Last night I dreamt I got to play with Ren-chon all day I felt satisfied like I had never before Even though I woke up at like 8 I lay in bed until half 11 thinking about how happy I felt and how miserable the upcoming day was going to be even though it was all warm and sunny does anyone else here like Ren-chon?

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Hopefully I can reproduce the conditions that led to happiness tonight

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Still no sign of her...

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you can only take a glimpse of god sometimes in this mire of pure evil, conserve the memory fondly and be ready to wait years until you can take a bit of happiness again

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>>1389 i started watching Non Non Biyori to help me learn nihongonese since it uses pretty simple words and sentences. arigatou ren chon happy2



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as we all know subbed anime is superior. but are there any specific anime you prefer to watch dubbed? i always watch Naruto and Code Geass with the dub over the sub. mostly for nostalgia reasons, but i also believe that English Lelouch does a better job than Japanese Lelouch which is pretty rare. surprised

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>>1482 I first watched LoveCom in my native language on TV, so when I rewatch it I usually look for that dub.

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I prefer watching Howl's Moving Castle, Steamboy, and Hellsing Ultimate in the English dub, because they are set in an English speaking language (except for Howl's Moving Castle, it's probably influenced).

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I usually prefer to watch Hetalia dubbed. Its way funnier in English but I didn't learn shit.

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I would have to say Trigun and Yu Yu Hakusho. The dubs are outstanding and I cant bring myself to watch the subbed of either. Those two and Dragon Ball

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cromartie high was my childhood show i watched first in english so it fits more for me, but if i only saw it for the first time today i wouldnt give the dub a chance


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Grass Wonder that I drew after learning of her passing.

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i am studying Japanese neco starting from scratch since i don't think the way my college taught was very good. cry

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You should let us know and give us updates on how your venture goes cause I'm curious to know

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>>1605 sure, but what kind of updates? i already know how to speak a little bit so for now this is a lot of recap, albeit taught in a much better way. i'm loosely following the guide from learnjapanese.moe my routine is: - 10 min kana practice (https://gohoneko.neocities.org/learn/kana) - anki reps - take notes on 3 cure dolly videos - subtitle tutor method, aka watch an episode of anime with subtitles then watch it again without. currently watching Non Non Biyori.

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ww how not to forget my short lived nihongo learning journey cry

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>>1621 your brain clears out information you don't use. you gotta keep studying and using it or else you'll forget.


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a necessary new genre. Drunken Carefree Podcast: The Anime. a liminal space inside the crack of things. A certain desire to not achieve any big goal nor do anything much, a carefreeness beyond all self-important things. In a world where infinite self-insisiting Oh-I'm-So-Important things assault your attention, your emotions and soul, to just sit and listen to the spontaneous ramblings of two random individuals is a sole island among the water-dragons of Serious Things. and, yeah, as u get older, sometimes, u just don't want to.. really do anything.


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anyone like shimeji simulation?

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>>1599 Yes, me

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I love it~

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i love my little desktop miku love sadly it seems shimejis are a dying art.

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>>1599 i have just realized shimeji simulation is a manga series. oops seems i missed the point


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