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you're prolly not even on here anymore lmao

ah you reply like this,

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Whomst is thy

Thanks :)

good...

i have been a bit busy and stressed, what about you Gracie ??? how you been ??

You're welcome
Nice to meet you🥂

Thanks for accepting. how was ur day?

ahhh what are ur thoughts on ep 1 of Oshi no Ko ??
Oh yes I'm actually enjoying Hell's Paradise 🥰🥰💓💓

no problem, thanks for accepting it !

^_^

yes it kinda is, you'd laugh if i say i watched a whole 40 mins video to understand the lore of NGE

umm i'll def be watching
JJK2, HELL'S PARADISE AND DS3
wbu ??

Is the manga still good after the original mangaka passed away?

oh please dont be, we all are mostly caught up in life, get back whenever you can C:

ahaha i hope youre liking NGE ???

ahaha im also just watching the top few seasonals !! im pretty excited about the next seasons
let seee

Hm... On the topic of Berserk, I'd say that my favorite arc is probably between the Millennium Falcon arc and the Conviction arc, with a slight preference towards the Millennium Falcon arc. I think that, for me, the Millennium Falcon arc contains what I think a lot of the "true" essence of Berserk really is, kind of reminding me and other readers of the Golden Age arc: Guts, not as a wandering, blood-lusted, grieving demon slayer, but as a man whose motivations are ultimately rooted in how much he truly cares about other people and his almost overwhelming desire to protect them and his resultant fear that he may ultimately fail. In the Millennium Falcon arc, Guts regains a family in a way that I think he never truly thought he would and has to begin to wrestle with giving in to the The Beast within him in order to keep them safe or resisting it in the fear that The Beast may turn on them one day instead. I love Guts the most when he has a family to protect and I think the Millennium Falcon arc expresses that more than even the Golden Age arc ever did, especially when Schierke begins to follow him and starts seeing him as more of a guardian figure too. She and Isidro, kids in general, bring out Guts' soft side to a frankly hilarious degree. That, coupled with him literally beginning to share the role of caregiver to Casca with Farnese, and allowing people like Serpico, Roderick, and Magnifico to become close to his heart in ways that he least expected really gives Guts a lot more to care about and forces him to try to become a better man again in the process.

One of the defining moments for Berserk for me is when Guts finally sees Griffith again on the Hill of Swords. His fated reunion with the man he has been obsessed with killing for ages; the source of his famous Berserker rage; the scourge and bane of his life and a symbol of his ultimate failure and his subsequent descent into rage, madness, anger, and insanity. You would expect Guts to just go NUTS, to blitz all the way the hell out and take the fight to Griffith once and for all. The alpha and omega, the beginning and the end! This is finally it!

...And he decides that its more important that Casca is safe instead. He quite literally chooses to abandon his quest for vengeance to focus on the one thing its always been about from the very beginning: love. Damn Griffith, damn Falconia or whatever the hell he's doing. None of that really, ultimately matters anymore. As long as he can keep the ones he loves safe, nothing else matters. He even begins to warm up to his corrupted...demon spawn...thing/child as well.

Its all a really long-winded way of saying that I think Berserk is one of the greatest stories ever told that I've been following ever since I was a small child and Kentaro Miura's death left a gaping wound in my heart. @_@

Oh well.

In any case! I'm glad you like Berserk too. How far have you gotten into it? I hope I didn't spoil anything...too serious there. x.x Please feel free to reprimand me if I have. I don't believe in spoiler policies in regards to how old things are. If someone doesn't know that Darth Vader is Luke Skywalker's father then I'm for sure still not going to tell them until they can experience it themselves! ...Not that that would help much, I'm afraid. And to backtrack, Kakyoin licking the cherry is one of the biggest mindfucks ever. Especially since you start out believing that its just a quirk of a kooky character, then you find out that its just the kooky quirk of a minor villain, and then by the end of the episode you see that the villain was just copying a mannerism than even Jotaro didn't know Kakyoin had. The sudden fear/revulsion on Jotaro's face at the end of that episode isn't one I'll ever quite forget.

As of now, I have still yet to play anymore ASBR... Mega oof. I wonder how the online community is for that game anyways. I doubt it would be a dead game already but sheesh, what a weird way to drop the ball.

What I have been doing lately is actually watching Sailor Moon! I'm about 14 or so episodes deep into the first season of a show that I've been trying to convince myself to start watching for well over a decade and I gotta say: I'm not sure what took me so long. I'm quite enjoying this show. I can definitely see why its considered to be a landmark anime. Sometimes while I'm watching it I have to remind myself that the show as made in 1992! Which seems absurd because it really feels a lot more modern than that. And that's coming from someone who loves retro anime. The music, the art direction, the character design, the themes...its really super duper modern and looks and sounds amazing for its time. I actually completed the Sailor Moon manga ages ago, to the point where I can't really remember anything about it anymore...but I might need to re-read that after I complete the anime and I'm in for the long haul: I'm going to complete every. single. season. Even if it kills me. Which it might. x3 Did you ever get into Sailor Moon? What do you think about it?

SO glad to know <333

watching anything good lately ???