Watch Kotaro Lives Alone next, and then The Ancient Magus` Bride.
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And Yet the Town Moves (2010) is very good. The first half of the season is great. A frantic, wild comedy. The second half(?) felt to me like it lost its core, and went on side tangents [and style] that I didn't enjoy.
The video I linked went into that as well. The clickbait title says it's a federal crime. Later on, when they actually go into it, they show and quote the law, and given that the package was sent to Crunchyroll, despite being addressed to a person at Crunchyroll, may be fine and depends on how the court interprets it.
From visual effects party to clay stop motion /s
Watch Kotaro Lives Alone next, and then The Ancient Magus` Bride.
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I have recommendations/ratings on my website.
There are previous posts here on AniDB with recommendations by topic or in general. Looking through my comment history, there was What is your best isekai anime?, Looking for any good slice of life dating anime, and non-harem isekai (since deleted on lemmy, but I saved my comment).
Yeah okay, so much for that…
If you give me 150, I can give you 50.
Subs bigger file size than the video
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Usagi Drop, Interview With Monster Girls, The Ancient Magus Bride
Jobless Reincarnation has several rewatches, but the last rewatch begin missed me. It may be a general mood.
There are a few others I did rewatches on. But I guess nothing I can mention as regular rewatches (yet).
That leg is attached above the hip 👀
Sherlock Homes. Consuming media at home.
man I'm just sad they ruined season 2 after the great season 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj179veBdjY
I can see it - a face full of tea
oh, I see, those round edges are for the nose
In Overlord, there's a scene where the skeleton protagonist eats a cookie and catches the crumbles crumbling out of his jaw with his hand below. :D
And Yet the Town Moves (2010) is very good. The first half of the season is great. A frantic, wild comedy. The second half(?) felt to me like it lost its core, and went on side tangents [and style] that I didn't enjoy.
The video I linked went into that as well. The clickbait title says it's a federal crime. Later on, when they actually go into it, they show and quote the law, and given that the package was sent to Crunchyroll, despite being addressed to a person at Crunchyroll, may be fine and depends on how the court interprets it.
Ah, nice, thank you. I looked at other nitter instances but those were down or did not work.
I'm interested whether that's your or someone's interpretation, or if the author described that as their motivation?