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People did not like the strange ending, but I am one of those who think it is not even that bad.

There is always harm as AI uses a lot of water and makes situations even worse, and companies never want to pay royalties.

Would you want a sugar mama? A rich older beautiful woman who wants to take care of you, buy you whatever you want, and make love at your whim and basically spoil you?

Youjo Senki (Saga of Tanya the Evil)? If you like the Military/Isekai/Dark Fantasy (with a little psychological/drama mixed in) genre of anime then I'd say it's peak asf (the seasons take long to be released though, with season 2 being released this year 9 years after the first season, so I'm betting we'll have to wait another decade for season 3 (╥﹏╥)) Take this with a grain of salt though: I'm a fan of the show so I might be acting a little biased with my points but still, it's a good watch.

I mean when they become sentient

“Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian” is light and fun. It’s currently on CrunchyRoll.

As was said, incorporating AI into anime role-play is inevitable. I don’t see any harm in that. I do hope that for-profit companies that make money doing it will compensate the original creators of the work. AI interacting in the real world will increase the chances of people getting overly involved and ignoring the rest of the world and other humans. But that already happens to some people with just current tech. The solution is raising stronger, more resilient people, not trying to limit this kind of tech (IMO).

What are your thoughts about the manhwa Shutdown Man? Due to an interpretation flaw, the AI he created killed his parents. So he dedicated his life, to deleting his own AI. But after years in a bunker, he realized Earth had already fallen.

Like Dislike Does No-Face Come from a Real Yokai? No-Face (Kaonashi) is not a direct copy of a single traditional yokai — it’s Miyazaki’s original creation, but it draws on real yokai archetypes like the Noppera‑bo and the Buddhist idea of “emptiness” (mu) wallango.com.

Anyone got more? Humor and Anime – Issendai If I Ever Become an Anime Hero(ine)… I will remember that sword beats gun and bikini beats armor; and if my enemies fall down giggling at the sight of a bikini-clad warrior rushing at them with a katana, so much the better for me. I will cultivate a non-fighting-related skill so that when the war I’ve worked so hard to end is finally over, I won’t be unemployed. Besides, women find it charming when a man can sew. If I do find myself unemployed after the war, I won’t go over to the side of evil just because they’re the only ones who still need my skills. Vocational training is dull and embarrassing, but not as embarrassing as having to fight all my old allies. One-on-one fights are for wusses who never learned to ignore schoolyard taunts. It takes a real man to ignore cries of, “Six-to-one odds aren’t honorable!” I will not attempt to operate any mecha until I have read the complete specs and have a signed affidavit that the self-destruct button works. I will not fret about damages to my mecha. Unbeatable mecha can be trashed on a day-to-day basis, but the techie types are so good that it will always be repaired before I need it again. If I am issued a suit of armor or fighting costume with high heels, I will get it altered immediately. Really, people, have you no sense of style? If I can fly, I will bear this in mind at all times, and not waste time on chase scenes. If I have a chance to pick a partner, I will not choose the cutest, most ineffectual kawaiiko in the cast. I will choose the villain. I will bear in mind that a fight is the second most lasting form of contract known to the animeverse. If I lose, the jerk will show up and taunt me at every plot twist; if I win, he will follow me around demanding a rematch. Or worse, he will join me. I will also bear in mind that a date is the most lasting form of contract known to the animeverse. If an admirer refuses to understand that I don’t want to date him, I will not fight him or engage in devious schemes to get away from him. I will go on a date with him and spend the evening demurely picking my nose. If a too-cute-to-live girl refuses to understand that I don’t want to date her, I will not hatch devious schemes to get away from her. I will go on a date with her and try at the first possible moment to get my hand down her blouse. But before I do this, I will clear my plans with her brother, secret admirer, or anyone else likely to pound me for being hentai with her. And if trying to cop a feel doesn’t get her to run screaming from me, well, now I have a cute girlfriend who doesn’t mind if I try to cop a feel. Things could be worse. If my wise old jiichan or baasan tells me that the family shrine/forest/well/cave imprisons a demon, I will believe them. Tokyo has been blown up often enough already by kids who didn’t believe their grandparents. If my name is supposed to be in English, I will make certain that the English is grammatically sound and doesn’t give English speakers fits of the giggles. When faced with dripping, octopoid tentacles, I will not scream and wiggle. I will pour salt on them. I will not be surprised when the person from the future turns out to be my kid. Of course they’re my kid. If they weren’t, they wouldn’t be here. More importantly, who is the other parent? I will spend some time learning my family history, since it’s good to know in advance that I am an alien/descendant of a god/heir to the throne/part of a deal to the underworld… little things like that are sure to pop up, and its nice to know in advance. In the same vein, I will keep track of anything my parents/sensei say and ferret out things like, “Did you marry me off when I was three?” “Do I have a secret weakness?” “Was I adopted?” “Is what that nice alien girl said about my lineage true?” and “Are you sure there isn’t another ultimate technique I can learn?” If I’m facing a particularly amusing or pathetic villain, I will resist the urge to kill him or let him join me. All that does is to clear the way for some new villain who is probably infinitely worse. I will establish a plan to escape from those inevitable rampaging love triangles. It may save me some dimensional-hammer-related pain. If annoying suitors are inevitable, I will arrange to attract only suitors who lack my strength or powers. If I do fall in love, my suitors won’t be able to interfere with me or my love interest. I will have an obnoxious personality quirk that makes others suffer. This will keep me out of the “unlucky” character bracket that nice people get stuck in. I will hit on the villain of the opposite sex. This will distract him or her, and I may even score another ally. As for the second worst possible outcome, well, s/he was going to kill me anyway, right? I will keep in mind that the worst possible outcome is that s/he will stay around and add another side to the love (geometric shape) I’m already in, so I should save it as a last resort. God knows that if it works, I’m probably swamped with suitors already. I will not even bother with a laser gun. When was the last time someone didn’t have an energy shield to deflect it? I will remember to knock and loudly announce that I am entering the bathroom. There are no limits to how many times this would have simplified things. I will duck and avoid the large, heavy object which is coming my way, then say, “Wait! I can explain!”

Would it matter? And in many cultures it is said humans were immortal at first and the gods made death later

Okay, what do you guys talk about? I know a lot about Demon Slayer

I pushed that button, and it was too hard for me not to.

I misunderstood the question, and the first thing that came to my mind is "no face."

When I was a kid I watched Naruto for the first time. It absolutely changed my entire life. I started watching other action/shonen shows and felt such hype I couldnt look away. I think my desire to watch anime was only strengthened because my dad banned me from watching any and all anime (he saw me watchiung Swoird Art Online at eight and he immediatly thought all anime was just like it) so I became anime thristy and started binging the only anime I was allowed to watch (Cardcaptor Sakura). Just goes to show the more you keep something away from a kid the more they want it lol

I would rip a man to shreds for a single taste of a Cosco hotdog covered in mustyard and relish. sweet tea and a long ass churo on the side. God i'm hungry Mind if I ask why? TT

My prefrence is forever and always physical, but when I'm forced to read online I useually go with Comix.

Hey dudes and dudettes (and everyone in between) I was putzing around on YouTube and I saw episode 9 from the eighth season of Hero Academia. The Todoroki family ending is absolutely heartbreaking. Touya/Dabi sarcastically comments on Endeavor's saying that he's retiring from being the country's Number One Hero. "My condolences. It's a bit late to flatter me, coward." I teared up when Shoto asked Toyua his favorite food and he answered soba and apologized, presumably for not being a better brother. What makes it worse is that the training (abuse?) came from Endeavor's jealousy of All Might to the point where he likely took out his jealousy on Shoto and Toyua., thus likely ruining any chancy of reconciliation. There is no happy ending, but a realistic one. Any thoughts.

Apparently One Piece and Fallout (though that's not an anime) apparently have decent live-action versions.

@Myouya just bumping this thread so it doesn't get forgotten

Hi! Recently I was talking with my friend about some of our favourite shows and how we often look at certain endings in a completely different way. For example, my friend hates when things end badly or when an anime gets a "realistically sad" ending but for me I love it when an author is not afraid of taking a risk and is able to finish something in unpredictable way. Of course many times you can see when someone has no idea how to end their own work and proceed to kill half of the characters or takes a completely different path and gives everyone a happy ending for example in the last two episodes. That's why I'm curious if you have any unpopular or even popular opinion on some anime endings. You can get your frustration off of your chest here!

Been to McDonald's lately?

That's great that sport is part of your life.