All night especially in cold weather the house was accustomed to speak softly to itself, perhaps because of its hundreds of joints and its half-floors and its stone parts piled on wooden. It tocked and groaned, grunted and squaked; something gave way in an attic and fell, which caused something to come loose in a cellar and drop. The squirrels in the airspaces scratched and the mice explored the walls and halls. One mouse late at night went on tiptoe, a bottle of gin under his arm and a finger on his lips, trying to remember where Sophie's room might be. He nearly tripped on an unexpected step; all steps in this house were unexpected.
More of a manga reader, although I have my anime moods. Apart from anime and manga, I enjoy unconventional fantasy and scifi literature, cyberpunk, western comics and strips, comfy things, and videogames. I'm also an occasional movie watcher.
Currently/ocasionally playing:
Genshin Impact
Deep Rock Galactic
Fortnite
Arknights
Ragnarok
Transformice
books:
snow crash
gormenghast
invisible cities
piranesi
alice in wonderland
western animated series:
the owl house
gravity falls
over the garden wall
bee and puppycat
arcane
games:
legend of mana
mutazione
undertale
rain world
bloodborne
movies:
chungking express
blade runner
apocalypse now
jurassic park
luca
comics:
the life and times of scrooge mcduck
hellboy
on a sunbeam
swamp thing
peanuts
Thank you! I definitely think the stellar presentation blinded people towards most of the first season’s issues. The author keeps introducing “Mitty” character archetypes that have gotten worse and worse with each iteration. Akihito doesn’t understand that genuine emotional attachment to a character takes time and can’t just be rushed in a single episode through sappy flashbacks. Prushka and this season’s character are the worst since we have the least actual reason to actually care about them. I dropped the manga as well since I didn’t see it getting any better and this season showed me it only got worse. Less focus on actual exploration and more just on gratuitous shock value..
All Comments (140) Comments