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alas, you are true to your username. thank you, notification :D appreciate the reminder.

i've been thinking about reworking how i do milestones, so i haven't posted the 700th one yet. no concrete details yet, but still in brainstorming phase :)

0% affinity, don't see that often

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I can't say I disagree lol. I don't think I've encountered an anime that got a lot of hype and lived up to it

for me, 10 animes are usually the ones that leave me either speechless or just wanting more of it. I mean basically just a good time but it's just an opinion? Doesn't mean it's the definite truth

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No problem, Have a great day bro C:

Ohh, That makes sense. There are some good manga with not many chapters... If you are looking for good manga with 20+ chapters here are some:
Konjiki no Word Master: Yuusha Yonin ni Makikomareta Unique Cheat (Chapters 63+)
Maou ni Natta node, Dungeon Tsukutte Jingai Musume to Honobono suru (22+)
Saikyou no Shuzoku ga Ningen Datta Ken (This one is harem btw) (37+)
Seichou Cheat de Nandemo Dekiruyou ni Natta ga, Mushoku dake wa Yamerarenaiyou desu (24+)

If you want more tell me :D

Oh, I see, I'm good thanks. I've been just focusing on manga lately though. I think you should read some too, there are a lot of enjoyable manga :D

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i have only seen like 3 characters who tried to do that and I love them tho XD

not for that reason tho

I think every anime fan can relate to it

Admittedly, I still don't. Tower of God as an adaptation feels underwhelming by itself along with the other issues that also apply to the source material itself. Doesn't help that the director of ToG is inexperienced in this new role of his (literally his first time as a main director). I hate how ToG is a standard that most people are somehow okay with. Everything feels underwhelming. The tonal shifts are awful, and the more intense and emotional moments feel very lackluster in presentation due to poor directing initiatives and choices. I don't really like the artstyle of the anime, either, tbh...that style fitted better for something like Lupin III.

Sing Yesterday feels more like a series for manchilds. It tries to emulate the sense of "mature romance and development", but it's none of the sort cause all the main characters have the mindsets of high schoolers (all but one or two of them are already college graduates, if I remember correctly). I hate how every single point of so-called development has to involve or revolve around the subject of romantic affections. That's not "moving on from your Yesterday" works. Making grownup decisions has to be more so a "you" thing, not a "you and him/her" thing. The latter only makes sense if your next step in life is getting engaged or married because you actively want someone to support you later in life. The character interactions and relationships felt very stiff and plastic, not something genuine or something that resonates with me at all. I'm not asking something to be completely realistic since that's practically impossible, but you have to be aware of the fine line between realism and fiction, and how that can affect the writing quality. Sing Yesterday is also, though kinda obvious, far too deadpan and sluggish in terms of any progression or development (that's if you want to call it such, though). While it does have pretty nice visual aesthetics (except for the character outlines), the script is just subpar even though it pretends to be something more substantial.