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Hikaru no Go is on a priority list for me once I finish my journey with the entirety of Macross, especially after my brief discussion with my buddy Gexis. I watched Chihayafuru this year and I needed to find something like it

"You become heart broken when the series ends, its over, thats it, no more, its like loosing a good friend.
Its a really nasty feeling, and leaves you depressed for a day or two". You sir have been diagnosed with Post Series Deperession. That feeling of Pokemon Hearthurt and Pokemon Soulsad will feel like it lasts forever. The way I cope with it is to obsessively look for a similar series as to one that made me feel that way. Hence my copium of finishing Chihayafuru a couple months back and wanting to find something like it.

There's these two videos I would like for you to see ( If you haven't already seen it lol ) but it seems like you went through the same philosophical journey that he and I did within the last decade.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyBGYD07NyU

and most specifically this time stamp.

https://youtu.be/ty9ggzQDJ34?t=1251

Bouncing back on your previous sentence before this though, Summertime Rendering is without a doubt one of the best thriller, mystery, psychological series I've seen in a long time of watching anime. I'll leave it at that before I end up writing an entire essay about the specific itches it scratched for me.

I question myself sometimes. I'm certainly unhinged. Perhaps it's out of sheer passion mixed with obligation? Maybe it's because I "gameified" it in my brain? I can trace back where the journey started and I know where my end goal is. Quite frankly it scares me knowing that I might reach the "End" of that goal within the next decade. I might keel over with a case of what the hell do I do now?

I can say one thing for certain is that it's much harder to watch something that's not airing for most people. I probably wouldn't be completing as much as I do. Most of the time people are very intimidated when they see X number of episodes and are simply daunted by the choice of time commitment alone. (Reasons why it's so hard for me to get people into One Piece or any other long running anime that won't stop me from trying).

Also, I got to try what you do with AR glasses. Just doing that alone sounds fun in itself.

I am still waiting in the land of Wano. Going to reach 2000 by the end of this year!

japanese anime is banned in north korea. and since you're a north korea supporter you should stop watching anime for the rest of your life to stop the hypocrisy

This is true

Since 07.11.20 I have seen 25,8 days worth of anime in one year, 1423 episodes in total and 87 series/movies completed and I re-watched 60 series/movies.

Considering there is 365 days in one year I spent a total of 7,1% of my year watching anime.

I liked your review of Taiho Shichau zo

Hi
Im Camila, nice to meet you

You were projecting your boredom onto me!!

And thanks, I will watch houseki no kuni :) Glad to hear the CGI doesn't feel out of place

Also, you recommend Houseki no kuni? I'm thinking about watching it after all the shippuuden movies

Nice projecting!! I will never be bored

Wizards are too powerful, they need to be called names so they don't realize their full potential

I saw your list so I sent you a friend request.

Be my wizard master then but I need results!!!! Teach me how to fly then, it will come in handy during this uncertain time!

It’s quarantine time here which is frightening and dumb at the same time!!!