Animedragon

Team

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While I'm nowhere near being bored with watching anime I have to say that there's often not much I'm interested in in each new season. Isekai, in it's various forms, seems to be the genre of the moment and the titles seem to be getting longer and more similar to each other and more outlandish, I have yet to work out how anyone can be reincarnated as a vending machine! Over the years my tastes in anime have changed and my genre of choice is now Slice of Life, what hasn't changed is my liking for a series that has a good storyline and a good cast of characters, even better if they are believable and relatable. To me, a good story has a beginning, a middle and an ending but sadly quite a few anime have the first two but not the last. This is usually because they are based on a manga and only the first few chapters have been animated, this isn't too bad if the anime ends at a convenient point in the story, but often the anime just stops which can be annoying. So, am I bored with anime? No! While there's not much I want to watch, there's still a enough that want to watch to keep me happy for quite a long time.

Safety Straps

It's damp, dull, overcast and totally dismal.

Timing Belt

Measure

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Pylon

Enclose

Timing Mark

Omnipotent

Dirt

History Book

I had a bit of a think about that and I suspect it's probably mostly down to parents not really understanding how tech stuff works. They enter their card details for a one-off special gift and don't realise that the phone has stored their card's details. That's exactly the argument I used when my mother complained about how much I was spending on anime DVDs.

Expectation

Gear

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Yes, a bit more interaction would be nice. Especially if you've answered someone's question.

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I'm not a games playing person, but do have some concerns about games that feature in-game purchases. Every so often a news story surfaces about a child who has managed to max out their parents credit card on in-game purchases, often because they don't realise they're paying with real money or don't realise how much of a bill they're racking up. This is fine if the parents can afford it, but many can't and $/£100 would make a big hole in the family finances. I don't know about the prices where you are, but £100 is roughly about what I spend on food for three weeks.

The three TV series and the movie are on HiDive while Crunchyroll has the new series BanG Dream It's MyGo!!!!! along with the movies; Film Live 2nd Stage, Poppin Dream and the two Roselia movies. All watched on my TV which is hooked up to the computer in the lounge via HDMI.