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of course there’s also this version

Seems like the Thriller dance followed by a hadouken

There’s also the issue that some members are in different countries, which can affect availability. I just thought any additional information could make things easier (hopefuly) I would think movies would be more convenient than entire series for most people since it’s less of a time commitment.

I’d seen it, but it’s been several years and while I remember general themes, I don’t remember specifics. So yeah, I don’t mind revisiting it. One suggestion: it might be useful to list where the movie is available (legally at least :P) to make it easier to determine if it’s something members have access to before they vote. From what I see, Summer Wars is available on Funimation but not CR, Netflix or Amazon.

Finally caught up. Episode 4 was pretty light as it focused on Kagura paying the Soma's a visit and her way of expressing "affection" for Kyo By contrast episode 5 started out pretty heavy I was just recently wondering about the series title, so I guess I must've forgot when it was explained in the earlier series. Anyway, even though I do remember there's some sad moments ahead, I'm glad that they're back to being a happy "family" again for now.

Currently airing series: Rising of the Shield Hero, Dororo, Demon SLayer How NOT to Summon a Demon Lord - ecchi isekai GATE - military isekai with some fanservice Nadia: Secret of Blue Water - has some similarities to Castle in the Sky Claymore & Goblin Slayer - some similarities to Berserk School Rumble & High Score Girl - some similarities to Gamers

Cowboy Bebop My Hero Academia Yuru Camp Azumanga Daioh Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood

Probably not what most people mean when they say "hit the books"

I actually do intend to watch at least a couple episodes to see what all the buzz is about & the animation is supposed to be amazing, but I'm skeptical I'll stay with it.

Yeah, her catch phrase was "I'll rip out your guts!" or something similar :lol: I remember starting that series but not any of the details. Pretty sure I never finished.

Looks like a scene from Tangled with Attack on Titan characters faces superimposed. Why? No idea A bit early, but Happy Cinco de Mayo

The director of that movie is known for really weird ****, though he also worked on Sailor Moon . I actually enjoyed Penguindrum, but couldn't get into Yurikuma Arashi. He also has a currently airing series called Sarazanmai that I haven't worked up the courage tor try yet :lol:

Don't think it's what you’re talking about, but it made me think of this scene from the Utena movie

I'm finding it enjoyable enough though I doubt it will become one of my all time faves. A lot of people compare it to last season's Quintessential Quintuplets, but I actually like this one better because there are fewer girls and I couldn't buy into the whole "we're quintuplets so people can't tell us apart even when we don't look alike" . Besides, I have a thing for glasses girls

Yah, season 2 definitely brought the feels (the week between episodes 8 & 9 was absolute hell wondering Was also good getting a bit more insight into Reigen's mindset & seeing how he & Mob first met. Their relationship is definitely evolving, Mob isn't gullible enough to believe everything he says anymore, but still recognizes him as a friend and mentor. And of course Mob's influence has definitely made Dimple a better ... whatever he is . There definitely needs to be another season since he still hasn't confessed to Tsubomi yet and we know next to nothing about her. And oh yeah, the animation for episode 5 was mindblowing.

I tend to burn out on the mega series even if I enjoy them, simply because after awhile I get in the mood for something different, For One Piece it was early in the Skypeia arc & for HxH it was at the start of the Chimera Ant arc. I still am interested in going back to them again someday. but right now I'm enjoying exploring different series and genres. This is definitely true for me lately. I kind of like exploring different genres. Case in point: my favorites from the Winter 2018 season were Yuru Camp & A Place Further than the Universe. For Spring 2018 it was Golden Kamuy & Megalobox.

I really enjoyed season 1 as well, but lost interest in season 2 after 3 or 4 episodes. I still intend to revisit again someday in case it just wasn't what I was in the mood for at the time. Something similar (but much shorter) is Hakata Tonkatsu Ramens. Like Durarara it has a large of cast of very eccentric characters who lives are all connected, but a word of warning it is VERY VIOLENT with dark humor (probably more like Baccano), so that might be a deal breaker. I'm also watching the same currently airing series as you. As far as Demon Slayer goes, I think I'm committed through the end of the cour (episode 12 or 13), but not convinced yet whether I'm in for the long term, as most shonen series go on & on. I couldn't get into Sun & Moon at all. Didn't seem to have any of the charm of the original series plus I don't like the new art style. I did enjoy XY though.