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Thank you. You have amazing favorites, too. I'm surprised to see Kinkotsuman there.

Relatively a lot of time has passed since you sent that comment on my profile, but thank you.

Sobre o caso do Ig0y.
Uma defesa imerecida, mas necessária.

Nice shadow moon image. The second shirt I put on for this (shitty, as usual) summer season was a Kamen Rider Black one, after a Choujin Sentai Jetman one. I prefer KM Kiva, though. I don't have a shirt of it only because of a crappy rise standard Kiva figure that I bought to support Inoue-Sensei in its place, like I bought a Faiz action and sound figure for the same reason.

Hey man! It's always nice yeah.
And thank you, same goes for you too!! :))

Don't sweat it! I take my time with replies too.

Otokojuku has only just recently come to my attention, and I'm thinking I'll have to start it sooner rather than later with that further recommendation. Everything I've seen looks both hilarious and genuinely good, although I've only really seen brief clips of the anime. But that art style is downright iconic. Only originally knowing about it through J-Stars Victory VS gameplay, I still recognized it almost immediately.

Slam Dunk's something I should eventually get around to watching. I've only heard praise for both the anime and manga. Haven't heard of Moeru Onisan before your mention of it, but that cover image alone does make me think it's probably pretty funny. Thanks much for the recs!

Escaflowne is the first time in a good while that a real robot (would you agree this is a real robot series?) anime has captured my attention from the very start. Similarly to Gundam 0079, the world building is so immense that I was fully invested before even getting ten episodes deep. The mecha action and mechanical animation are also definitely amazing. The anime carries such a distinct aesthetic, and the robots are clearly some of the best examples of this! Every time the guymelefs start moving, the tone takes a subtle shift in that direction only a good mecha anime can. An amazing blend of the genres.

I saw that! It's interesting looking back to see how long it's taken to get the full series translated (minus subbed Nisei) and realizing how relatively spoiled we've become. Both Hokuto no Gun and Saiko no Fansub deserve major props for the work they've done. And I honestly figured they already translated all the movies, so I can't imagine it'll take them too much longer. I really should hop back on the anime soon. Would love to see how good the Ultimate Chojin Tag arc is animated.

On that note, and maybe not that far off from something like Saber Marionette J, what're some comedic battle shonen in the vein of Kinnikuman you'd recommend? You can peep my lists to get a better idea of what I'm already aware of. I'll hear out your rec even if it doesn't necessarily fit that mold.

Seeing as you just finished it last month, what're your thoughts on Saber Marionette J? I've heard mostly good in passing, but I don't actually know anything outside of the fact I like the art style.

Chur mate,no problem

Hello there mate,do I happen to know you?

Right, I imagine they're easier to get through since they're fairy tales. Would be good practice too. I've been adding untranslated entries to a stack, as I thought it might help somewhat. I'll add anything you can think of that's untranslated.

https://myanimelist.net/stacks/28265
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/57737

That's alright. Right, they're geared toward a young audience, so it's silly for me to expect Sandman over others, as that one is rather creepy. I don't remember liking any Hoffman stories other than that one. Are you trying the subbed ones? And if I recall correctly, I think you also have been studying Japanese.

Oh, your mention of Sekai Meisaku Douwa is interesting. I'm guessing for Hoffman it's his Sandman story. Would be nice to see more of it translated.

Very cool. I don't think you'd need to know exactly what the characters are saying to get the story. You can just look up the originals yourself and read them and from that just follow the plot visually.

I wonder if they still do adaptations of European literature. Can't say I've seen any in the past 10 years.