ablackenedrose

Mostly use Crunchyroll - sure, plenty of ports exist for sailors of the high seas, but I don't keep my computer hooked up to a television in my living room with a comfy couch. Watching anime on a couch on a decent-size TV is a vastly, vastly more pleasant experience for me than watching anime hunched over my laptop, and my smart TV (gotten for free from a previous roommate who was looking to downsize) let me have that experience with ease.

I do read one or two manga series, but I watch far more anime, in large part because I don't need to store streamed anime physically. I don't live in the most spacious of accommodations and don't have that much room to store manga volumes, and trying to read manga on an E-reader generally results in a dramatically worse reading experience for me.

Probably Thunder and Lightning by ToddTownsend40K, though my view is heavily biased on that point by it having been performed as an audio play on Youtube (which was apparently the entire reason it was written in the first place).

Listened to a few hours of an audiobook while batch painting several miniatures for my Warhammer 40,000 army while desperately hoping work doesn't call me in on my day off. (No calls so far.)

There's no news of such, to my knowledge. Given that the anime finished airing a decade ago, I would not be especially hopeful for a new season. The manga is ongoing.

Currently making my way through The Summer Hikaru Died. Quite a good pick if you're into Lovecraftian and psychological horror (these are not spoilers, by far the most "present" Lovecraftian element of the narrative is revealed as such in the first five minutes and much of the psychological horror flows out from that overt element).

"No more runnin' for me, dawg. Reaper's finally callin' my name." - Maine, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, Episode 6 Still gets me even after multiple re-watches.

Was a three-volume original English-language manga called The Dreaming. I was unfamiliar with manga at the time (I was maybe twelve when I read it), but I read this particular story several times through and loved it. Ended up being a gateway into the medium for me.