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I see, that sounds quite interesting indeed, may I ask about the background of that story? It sounds a bit intriguing. Did you enjoy it? At the end, that is all that matters.

Good to know The Summer Hikaru Died is consistently good; to be honest, I cannot see Yoshiki having a happy ending. I want to, but I cannot see it happening.

I honestly heard the movie is good; it's like a retelling of the story with some changes, including Hawk Moth choosing delinquents to transform into villains instead of citizens. Yet, I share your feeling, I don't feel any sort of attachment to it; most of what I know is by spoilers I have caught from time to time on social media. It seems lots of adults watch it, and they love analyzing it.

Due to the spoilers and analysis I have seen, lots of people agree that your view of Marinette is mostly accurate; she can be creepy and way too insecure, she tries to be better, but teen in her makes her act out in not-so-pleasant ways. Yet, apparently, most of the main characters, especially everyone who is her friend, are equally bad and unloyal. Like, she was telling everyone a girl was a manipulator and a liar for lots of seasons, yet nobody believed her. Chloe bullied her for years for no reason, and nobody stepped up to help. Everyone sucks now that I think about it.

Yeah, at times it can be annoying to be on social media; you just want to watch videos, memes, or something, and then someone appears announcing the end of the world, visions, or something with no reason at all.

I don't remember the bulge scene, but I can guarantee you that every scene is a bulge scene. I mean it when I say season 1 was really nasty and disgusting at times. Yet, Season 2 is really good and enjoyable.
It's commanding how loyal the fans were, waiting 15 years for a continuation requires a lot of patience.

Oh, that is completely new to me. I am aware of Heartstopper; it is a comic that I have known for a long time, though I have never read it, and I have never heard that it was a spin-off. Interesting, what happened on that Christmas that was so bad? I know in the books they have a younger brother who is the complete opposite of them, yet he was omitted in the adaptation.

I read that Freddy Prince Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Linda Cardellini thought the movie was going to be more mature and more centered to an adult audience. Like, Velma was going to have a huge crush on Daphne; they would even kiss, but the scenes were toned down, then they were only alluded to, and then they were omitted. Like, apparently, there was a lot of change. I think the first two were more against the movie, yet they were happy that the audience enjoyed it.
I get that the actors may be old, but I don't care hahaha. That cast was spot on; they had such great chemistry with one another, and I would love to see another film with them. Whether it's good or bad, I would watch it. I honestly prefer the first live action way more; the sad scenes hit hard, but I agree the second one had more of the cartoon in it.

Out of nowhere, I noticed you were watching it. I think it was in your updates. But I agree, A Destructive God Sits Next to Me is not good; it had some funny moments, but it was hard to watch most of the time. I felt bad for the haired kid at times; his seventh-grade syndrome was huge.

Oh no, I forgot it was your birthday last week. I was so sure it was near the end of the month. I want to wish you a Happy Belated Birthday! I hope you had a wonderful day :) Did you celebrate it?

Hahaha, it could be worse; we could be on an indefinite hiatus.

I am happy they expanded on Yoshiki's family interactions; they aren't a happy family by any means, and it seems only the mother is functional. I am so eager for season 2 because it seems things are about to get way crazier.

As far as I am aware, Miraculous Ladybug will last for at least 8 seasons, and I am also aware that the studio drags things out for quite a long time, so who knows how much time it will go by before the protagonists learn about this Seele organization.
Yeah, at times it does feel that in a single year, that whole set of characters and their country survived every possible calamity imaginable.
I may watch the movie, as I read the story is a bit different, and the main villain chooses to turn delinquents into villains instead of regular civilians.

Adrien is the type of character I cannot stand; too perfect, which becomes boring. I don't know if there is development on his side, but I know the fandom complains about Marinette's writing and how they focus only on her. I wonder if the creator self-inserted himself in her.

Follow for Part 2 has to be one of the most annoying messages ever. At times, I like watching, hearing, or reading those videos, but the moment they end in a Follow for Part 2, or go to my YouTube Channel if you are interested in the full story, is beyond annoying. I have also blocked some of those accounts.

I decided to give a try to an anime which I knew for quite a while, but I never watched - Panty and Stocking with Ganterbelt - and it was so nasty. I swear it is something that came out of a middle schooler's head. The plot twist at the end of season 1 was one of the few redeemable qualities.
Season 2 was surprisingly better, way better even.

At times, it's better not to show those things, as imagination can be way scarier than showing what he did to himself.
Is Solitaire an older Heartstopper or something newer?

Matthew Lillard, Freddie Prinze Jr, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Linda Cardellini were the perfect example for the Scooby-Doo live-action. I am sad that the latter three didn't like the finale product as they wanted something more mature, but they were so perfect in the movie, and I am happy the fandom still considers it one of the best films ever. I still hope that one day they will come back for a third and final film.
It's crazy how the movie did so well at the box office, yet it wasn't enough for a third film.

By the way, I noticed you are watching A Destructive God Sits Next to Me. What are your thoughts? I swear that was a painful anime to finish.

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Have a great day ~

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I hope you have the best celebration :)

Happy birthday! :)

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I didn't know that. I know there is something wrong with Yoshiki's family, but I wasn't aware they weren't that close. It's a bit sad that most of their interactions weren't canon.
I don't complain, I don't mind spoilers. I enjoyed the anime a lot. I recalled some scenes and situations, but whatever happens in season 2 is new to me. Still, learning what will happen won't ruin the experience.

If they drove drunk without killing anyone, or were drunk or high on the sidewalk, ok, I can understand that, everyone makes mistakes. But when they are truly bad people, it is hard to stay in the fandom, trying to separate the artist from the author.

I read that the newer season introduced a secret organization that resembled Seele from Evangelion during their introduction, and it seems lots of characters who appeared before and keep appearing are part of that group.
Miraculous is making France what the US is for comic books and Japan is to Anime: the place where all hell breaks loose.
That is an issue with these types of shows; they never age their characters, and at some point, it seems so much has happened in just one year. I did see the newer designs, some of them look amazing, some others look better than before. Still, I feel this show will last for quite a long time.

In the little I watched of the show, everyone treated Adrian as if he were made of glass, like a porcelain doll - he was almost treated like the embodiment of perfection. It was a bit annoying, to be honest.

I have watched some short anime movies, but I am not that interested in movies. For a while, my Instagram feed was filled with lots of summary videos about short movies; most of them available on YouTube, as you say, hahaha. I must say you are right, there are some brilliant directors out there; if they conveyed such a convincing message in less time than an actual movie, they have quite a lot of time.

I checked Ciguatera on MAL, and it sounds quite promising. It sounds like a depressing yet realistic series. Plus, I like it when authors take different approaches.

Charlie cuts himself? That's dark; never trust the cute cover of a book, I guess. Please, spoil me. What things did her childhood friend do? He sounds like the classic manipulator. No wonder the meme "man will do anything for you but go to therapy."

I don't remember specific quotes, just that the Scooby gang were high school students, befriended one another, and became detectives. To be honest, I couldn't like the cast; they had the spirit and the traits of their characters, but the original live-action cast members left the bar too high for me. Still, it was interesting to see teen Shaggy and Velma realizing they didn't have chemistry in a healthy way and became long-lasting friends.

Love reading through your Hikaru ga Shinda forum posts, you and I share a similar thought process. Keep it up! :)

And The Summer Hikaru Died ended, with a second season in the process, I dare to say, and forgive my words, we fucking won.
The anime was so amazing, I think the last chapter I read of the manga was number 14; some people said there were original scenes added, such as Yoshiki's dad arriving home worried after his son was in the hospital. I mean, Yoshiki's family is really cold.
I am aware of what is happening in the manga, even though I am not reading it at the moment. I swear, I cannot see a happy ending for Yoshiki at all.

Yikes, I would like to say she is a tough-love kind of person, but explicitly saying those words, you can always kill yourself tomorrow, it's a bit unsettling. Absolutely, people in a vulnerable state of mind, or already at the edge, should not be hearing that kind of advice. At all.

Yes, I think one of the main actresses, Debra Messing, was a very controversial individual; she is a Zionist in a long-lasting feud with Susan Sarandon. Debra Messing had issues with Megan Mullally, a comedy genius, and the series ended kind of rushed in my opinion.

Apparently, there will be Miraculous Ladybug for quite a long time, like, I read the show is set to have at least 10 seasons, so there is still room for improvement. I read they made a remake movie for Netflix, which was a bit better than the show; like, the main villain, instead of turning normal citizens into villains, he goes with criminals, which, in my opinion, makes things way more interesting. Back to the topic, who knows, maybe Adrien's learning his dad is a supervillain will give him a more edgy personality instead of being so passive all the time.

The only anime movies I recall watching a lot were the first Pokémon Movie and Summer Wars; the second will always be one of my favorites, and I still wish for it to receive a sequel, hahaha. Aside from them, I don't go out of my way to watch anime movies or movies in general; I am not an avid movie watcher by nature.

I think one anime, or series in general, where the main couple didn't end up together was Paradise Kiss. Maybe Kiss Him, not Me, since the love interest who appeared the most was not chosen by the female lead. Aside from that, almost every time the main couple ends up together. Which ones do you know?

I see, so she was about to harm herself, and to divert her mind away from the topic, he kissed her. It honestly doesn't seem romantic at all. If you didn't tell me the context, it would be funny. What happened to her friends and family that she blamed herself so much?
I know it's not the same, but it made me remember the Scooby Doo live-action TV movies from when they were in high school; Shaggy was head over heels for Velma, and when they finally kissed, neither of them felt it and decided to just be friends.

Good to know, I didn't know they were on Webtoon; I may give them a chance one of these days. I know they are really popular, good, and everyone who reads them enjoys them deeply.

> Oh god! I keep forgetting about my messages!!!

I tried

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I agree with you, that " experimental " is the best word to describe the anime of The Summer Hikaru Died: Experimental. The studio has taken quite some interesting decisions that have worked amazingly so far. Like that joyful scene from episode 8, I think it was the only time Yoshiki has been so happy. Those psychedelic scenes that appear at times are also impressive.
Again, I agree with you about that ending scene in episode 7; it was beautiful and sad at the same time.

I just did a quick search about Teal Swan, she looks a bit like Megan Fox. Like you said, she described herself as a spiritual influencer. Did she really say that there is nothing wrong with suicide and that it works as a reset? That is wild. People who are able to hide their toxicity so well can be dangerous; like, they know what they are doing, they can work with that. Indeed, when you are in a vulnerable state, it's easier for you to get taken advantage of by others. I would be surprised if her cult is already developed.

Will and Grace is an old Sitcom, I think it first aired back in the 90s, and finished past the year 2000. Then, it was revived during the first government of Trump, and even though the cast was still strong, there were some backstage conflicts between some of the cast members, and the show ended once again.
I'm personally so used to the American humor that it can still catch me off guard. Of course, there are shows and shows, so I need to at least like the characters or something to like the style.

I feel he is too passive, you know? Like, everything happens around him, yet he barely does anything about it. He is just there, and that's all. It doesn't feel like he has any impact on the story.
While it is lowkey impressive how he stuck to his guns regarding Chloe and what she represented to him, maybe he should have tried to be a bit smarter about it. Hopefully, in the future, he will realize what the audience is trying to say.

I am not going to lie, I am not the biggest fan of anime movies, or movies in general; I watched Spirited Away, but to be fair, I couldn't enjoy it as much as I wish I did. I will tell you my opinion once I watch it, but don't expect too much hahaha.

I feel romance authors, especially the ones who writes shoujo series, doesn't realized there is a point when you can't go back from how toxic someone can be; like, in the anime A Condition Called Love, the male lead was so toxic, for almost the entirety of the anime he was toxic, and I really cannot see a way in which he could redeem himself. I think there are a few series where characters end up single or choose another person to date, which I think is commendable and out of the ordinary.
Oh yeah, I did see that Tori Spring, the older sister of one of the main characters, was asexual; I know the story is based on comics (I think), and the designs look quite cute, but I cannot start another collection so far. I want to ask, how did the author do a poor job with the kiss scene? Was it on purpose, or what happened?