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Indeed! I think for me, the very idea of photography being expressed in many different ways and how it also ties into the passage of time, the inspiration for one’s dreams/aspirations, and the notion & fear of growing up and everything around you changing…was what really won me over after the rewatch.

I see you a fan too of Tamayura! Im still trying to come up with my final thoughts on that last film on AniList.

Same

2D > 3D

Bro... Do you even ENJOY anime with that mean score?

Would you rather have the title "King of Slice of Life Fans"?

I hereby declare you 99.9999% elitist! This is an honor only few can have.

Sup,

At the beginning of March, my colleague encouraged me to watch Odd Taxi, in response to my lack of any real progress in watching anything.
I actually enjoyed it quite a lot and finished it 2 weeks ago.

Then something snapped inside of me and I watched ALL of following series in the next 2 weeks (including today):
- Nagatoro S1 + S2
- Isekai Ojisan
- Kobayashi S2
- Danshi Koukousei
- Sakamoto
- BokuYaba S1
- Tomo-chan wa Onnanoko
- Senpai ga Uzai Kouhai no Hanashi
- Violet Evergarden
- Frieren

No idea what made me go from one extreme to another, but I'm very pleased with that turn of events. I even managed to slip in two of those series into my favorites list!

I see you've also been busy with a lot of series recently.

Thank you for the tips, I certainly did not expect so many comprehensive pointers but I greatly appreciate it imo. Have a nice day

Thanks. I don't entirely remember how it was at the beginning of the series, but it seemed like the chibi-face reacts got a lot more common in the latter half of the series. Since my recollection is an increase of those moments over time and high repetition for a select number of jokes, I reckon it might have something to do with pressure from editors, and certain jokes remind me of a few popular shonen, which can make it a little more stale, though I'll admit certain parts were funny. I wasn't keen on the way they handled Stark and Fern a lot of the time either. Would probably have worked better if it weren't done for the sake of humor at least. I'm not even sure I'm tired of the trope so much as how familiar the handling of it was.

Asper Kanojo is more on a rom-com side while With the Light is more heavily rooted in being educational (in a good way).

Nothing from me, to be frank. The thing is I hardly play games. I only ever play some mobile games and Genshin on my Acer Laptop here and there. I don't consider myself a gamer either because I never grew up having the luxury to experience gaming in the first place. The computer I'm using rn is just a MacBook--the laptop I mostly use to watch and read stuff.

They are pretty bad. Frankly, donghuas aren't on the same level as anime in terms of the overall appeal of storytelling.

Playing gatcha games with Chinese dubs could be interesting, actually. Are there ones you're solely dedicated to?

If you're doing it casually, then I don't think it's too bad because some SoL moments within the series do include everyday dialogues--if that's what you're looking for. Additionally, it's mostly up to date with the social norms so that's a plus. Because I haven't gone back to China since Covid, there might be terms that I don't really catch even though I hear what they say.

I recommend you watch more Chinese Donghuas to get used to the way of talking and sayings.

hirayasumi is great!
i've recently read it and like it for a lot of the same reasons as you

do you know what you're reading next?

hey, have you read anything good lately?