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the only demographic data I trust is the yearly poll for which touhou character is your favorite
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wanna meet those 50yo moms that watch big robot amine
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Nov 28, 2022 20:49
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grate deceiver posted:wanna meet those 50yo moms that watch big robot amine tagline for the most weirdly-specific dating site ever
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Reincarnated as a Mecha Pilot But My Mom is The Robot.
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Arc Hammer posted:Reincarnated as a Mecha Pilot But My Mom is The Robot. Get in the robot, Shinji.
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Arc Hammer posted:Reincarnated as a Mecha Pilot But My Mom is The Robot. 
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Not sure if this is the correct place to ask this but... I've never read a manga, but I'm enjoying Chainsaw Man enough that I want to read past the anime (and Demon Slayer too). Is there a how to read manga around here? Do I just start in the back? Also, was the original Tiger Mask manga ever printed in English / is it available anywhere? I checked Amazon, but that didn't seem to return anything.
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Dec 1, 2022 15:31
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If you mean "should I start from the beginning of the manga or pick up where the anime leaves off", it depends from series to series. With Chainsaw Man, I've seen people say the anime does an incredible job adapting it, though it misses some little things that you might appreciate, but rereading from the start isn't entirely necessary.
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Dec 1, 2022 16:07
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Sorry I'm a little confused - do you literally mean how to read manga? If so yeah, these days the right-left order is preserved in translation, so the front cover is the right cover and the back cover is the left, and panels are read right -> left, top -> bottom. many physical copies will painfully explain this on the inside covers (hey you are reading the wrong way!!!!!) or at least used to. If you mean how to read Chainsaw Man, as in where, you can sub to the viz shonen jump app for like 2 USD a month and you get access to the whole backlog (same deal with Demon Slayer). We're currently at chapter 24 in the show I think if you want to start there, though personally I'd start from the beginning because 20 chapters is nothing and CSM rules. No idea about Tiger Mask sorry.
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Dec 1, 2022 16:12
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S.W.O.R.D. Agent posted:Not sure if this is the correct place to ask this but... Spine on the right to start Panel order:  Read the page on the right and then the page on the left (and then turn the page, repeat). Double-page spreads read the same way. Takes about half an hour to get used to.
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Gotcha, thanks everyone! Yeah, wasn't sure how to physically read the book, heh. I'll probably grab a few and give it a go!
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Dec 1, 2022 18:01
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Lol this exact image was what I was thinking of, thank you
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Dec 1, 2022 18:29
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S.W.O.R.D. Agent posted:Gotcha, thanks everyone! Yeah, wasn't sure how to physically read the book, heh. I'll probably grab a few and give it a go!
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Dec 1, 2022 18:43
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Captain Invictus posted:Oh my bad, I misunderstood what you were asking. All good, could have worded it more clearly.
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Memories of buying yugioh volume 1 from scholastic book fair and 1, being baffled by the backwards book and 2, stoked at the violence...
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Also, words/phrases spread out between multiple bubbles still reads bubble order R-L but word order L-R e.g., three bubbles in a single panel read: (SLUT) (-DA) (SEXY POSTER PRA-)
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PRADA SLUT posted:Also, words/phrases spread out between multiple bubbles still reads bubble order R-L but word order L-R My favorite part is that when Japanese is printed horizontally (which is actually pretty common, although not in manga for some reason), it's read left to right.
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So I'm reupping Netflix to finish Stone Ocean have they gotten anything else good between the first part of Stone Ocean and now? Or is it just Edgerunners?
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Electric Phantasm posted:So I'm reupping Netflix to finish Stone Ocean have they gotten anything else good between the first part of Stone Ocean and now? Or is it just Edgerunners? Spriggan is good
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Dec 4, 2022 07:50
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Electric Phantasm posted:So I'm reupping Netflix to finish Stone Ocean have they gotten anything else good between the first part of Stone Ocean and now? Or is it just Edgerunners? I think tiger and bunny season 2 was good? Idk I didn't watch it. Also they should still be uploading isekai ojisan which has been pretty entertaining.
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Dec 4, 2022 07:51
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Kakegurui Twin is good. Bastard was getting weird for me personally but ppl who stuck it thru vouch for it. There was also a Tekken show and that Drifting Home movie
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Dec 4, 2022 07:55
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They lost Madoka and I hate them for it.
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Dec 4, 2022 13:37
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They've got the first season of Vinland Saga on there.
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Devilman Crybaby e: wait this poo poo is like 4 years old still owns
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What is happening with uncle anyways is it only seven eps long?
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the studio got covid so they had to go on hiatus until everyone recovered, they're resuming releases now
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Is there a show with gorgeous scenery and a sense of exploration and adventure in otherworldly environments like Made in Abyss that isn't Made in Abyss? I want to scratch that itch again and tried the first episode of the new season, and Jesus loving Christ.
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does Girls Last Tour count or does it have to be fantasy? unfortunately like 99% of fantasy anime isn't really interested in the scale or geography of the world in the way MiA is so there's not much that feels similar in that way. that's a big part of how it got so big despite the really lurid content. Tales of Woe fucked around with this message at 03:33 on Dec 5, 2022 |
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Coxswain Balls posted:Is there a show with gorgeous scenery and a sense of exploration and adventure in otherworldly environments like Made in Abyss that isn't Made in Abyss? I want to scratch that itch again and tried the first episode of the new season, and Jesus loving Christ. it doesn't have the massive scale but grimgar is one of the prettiest fantasy anime shows ever made imo. absolutely beautiful watercolor backgrounds. the characters are basically generic archetypes which may or may not piss you off, though. it's on purpose though, part of how it's a big love letter to classic d&d. it does in general have this pretty melancholy plot about loss, which is cool and pretty unique in the dreaded Isekai genre
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also some people absolutely hate the BLAME! anime Netflix did and I can understand why but it's very cool looking for similar reasons as made in abyss. it's scifi tho
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Dec 5, 2022 03:35
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Coxswain Balls posted:Is there a show with gorgeous scenery and a sense of exploration and adventure in otherworldly environments like Made in Abyss that isn't Made in Abyss? I want to scratch that itch again and tried the first episode of the new season, and Jesus loving Christ. It's not a show, but you might like reading Kabu no Isaki. It really has a sense of scale, at minimum.
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Dec 5, 2022 03:36
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I just want something that's like exploring in a Myst game. The Abyss is basically D'ni and all the ages you visit combined so MiA would have been perfect. I was able to hold my nose for the first season and the movie, but apparently it was necessary to have season 2 open with a rape scene and showing Riko taking a dump was so important that they had to dedicate the end of the episode to it. If it just keeps going like that I dunno man. I dunno.
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Dec 5, 2022 03:39
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definitely try Girls Last Tour if you haven't seen it yet then, it's post-apoc rather than fantasy but there's lots of cool and varied scenery and it has the scale
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Dec 5, 2022 03:41
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Yeah, I really think you'd like reading Kabu no Isaki. It's set in a world at 10 times scale where a young man named Isaki just got a plane for delivering packages. It's by the same creator as Yokohama Kaidashi Kikō, which got a few OVAs that also might be your speed. It's the most mellow post-apocalypse you'll find.
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Dec 5, 2022 03:42
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chiasaur11 posted:It's by the same creator as Yokohama Kaidashi Kikō, which got a few OVAs that also might be your speed. Not nearly enough
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Dec 5, 2022 03:43
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Thanks everyone, gonna check those out sometime this week. Probably gonna start with Girls Last Tour.
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What the gently caress the ykk author did another series poo poo yeah
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Come to think of it Myst is also post-apocalypse, it's just the post-apocalypse of some other civilization that you stumbled across when you found Atrus' book.
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DamnGlitch posted:What the gently caress the ykk author did another series poo poo yeah A few others, although Kabu no Isaki is the longest of them. I actually found out about it when Tatsuki Fujimoto recommended it with his author comments in Jump.
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From what I can tell, Ashinano (YKK author) kinda disappeared after Kotonoba Drive his lone tweet 
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