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I tried Subahibi three years ago and dropped it two times, both during Mamiya chapter (first time on the r... scene and second time nearby the end). In retrospect, I guess it's not that bad (his schizo thoughts and overall narration are enjoyable); the thing that bothers me is a ton of questionable h-scenes. I had zero tolerance for everything more extreme than simple vanilla back in 2021, so even holding the Ctrl button made me think "wtf am I reading now" more and more until the rage-quit.

The third attempt was kinda hard too; however, Zakuro chapter and central twist both made me hooked on a story and its themes until the end. So I absolutely don't regret the fact that I actually read Mamiya r... scene three times, lol.
Also recently someone ported an existing ru translation to the Full Voice HD Edition with some QC and bug fixes, so it was much more enjoyable to read overall.

Thanks for the recommendations. One of my N1 friends recommended Cure Dolly too.
I kinda understand your thoughts, cause I also prefer to read visual novels in my own language and switch on English only if fan tl is meh (like Totono) or simply doesn't exist (Muv-Luv/Chaos;Child/etc). Of course, it's not that hard for me to read 50+ hours stuff in English (still kinda afraid to read Muramasa tbh), but in my opinion, reading something in a foreign language lower your immersion into the story a bit.

Hi, it's been a while since our last conversation. How are things going?

Can you tell me a bit about your Japanese progress?
I returned to the visual novel medium (randomly decided to give SubaHibi another try and... it worked, from 1/10 to 8.5/10 lol) half of the year ago and have been slowly consuming some other popular stuff (like Muv-Luv/Swan Song/The Cyber Slayer/etc) since that day. I even launched some of my own translations (two short meme ones and ongoing EN-RU for TnS Remake) and thought of learning Japanese with TheMoeWay (or someting similar) when I finish it.

So, do you read every visual novel in Japanese now or only simple-medium language stuff (like moege/romance)? Just curious because of your note about wordplays and prose in SakuUta (not sure my deep moe SoLphobia will allow me to try this one someday, but still). How many hours have you spend on this?

No worries, good luck for your Japanese. Been very busy myself.

Hey, how have you been?

I found a manga that has similar theme with Frieren, although to be honest it has more fantasy slop within, and even faster pacing. (80 years already passed in 35 chapters)
Let me know what you think of it, if you're interested to have a look.

MAL link

You're welcome, have a great day ~

Happy birthday! :)

Suisei and Towa in the faves, peak

Thanks for the insights on the background of Look Back! I enjoyed watching it overall and grew attached to the meanings behind the film in the end. In the beginning, as the scenes were playing out, I began to understand what was coming and had certain expectations given my previous experiences with his works. Which meant I got worried that my familiarity with his style in these types of storytelling would derail my enjoyment but I'm happy that didn't happen. I have a feeling that the Look Back one-shot is gonna be worth the read though.

Sure,

my discord's username: lordsozin (LordSozin#2097)

ps. i really don't use my discord so i don't know if i'm sharing the info right.

In an isekai cyberpunk future with no hope, the only thing that will help us survive is the angelic broadcasts

Thank you in advance for your reply.

indeed, I do agree. lately i more prefer SoL which makes me relax & reading or just take some seasonal peak anime


don't worry about late reply. enjoy your day, anw nice to meet ya.! :)

Yea, Kayoko's characterization is actually very well thought out in where she is both very endearing and relatable. She also reminds me of some people I befriended back in high school.

I'm not quite finished with MahoYoru yet, but Alice's personality and design really appealed to me a lot. She's usually calm, cool, and collected, and doesn't tend to connect with others due to how she was brought up, but her time spent with the likes of Aoko and Soujuurou (especially the latter) slowly but surely opened her up. She's also quite a badass in fighting and is very skilled, but has her own notable weaknesses that prevent her from being a flawless one-noted character.

Kayoko your new spirit animal 🙏🙏🙏

hello..! oh woaa great taste zech;

— btw have u planning to watch an modern anime from this season or later.

im really sick of recycled stories xd

Do you ever experience ''I guess I'm not a target audience anymore'' moments? I might be getting older, but stuff like konosuba used to be good for at least few chuckles, now I'm just sitting there with no expressions thinking what am I even doing with my life... might just be that show's formula getting exhausted of course, but I genuinely feel vastly burnt out with school/comedy/shounen genres and gravitating towards seinen or just old atmospheric movies when I'm not working or studying.