The second season cements Mika as the goat gundam pilot dethroning Kira “Jesus” Yamato. Kira might have more talent but Mika is an animal.I'm about to watch IBO the last season
Raise your flags breh
Martha
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@Bryan Danielson too busy trying to play the part of a hater to hear me. Talk to em
Mika will fukk your whole shyt up then cave your chest in
Finished all 96 episodes of Maison Ikkoku. I loved what it had to say about the grieving process of a widow and how you can't put a timetable on the recovery from losing a spouse; every individual handles loss on their own terms. Kyoko had just buried her husband and immediately had guys lining up begging to take her hand in marriage. Her own parents were pushing marriage onto her assuming that would lead to personal happiness.
Hits on the societal pressure females face to get married in young adulthood and how they're not expected to prioritize anything else in life. I would've liked to see those expectations subverted and for Kyoko/Asuna seek agency for themselves along the lines of a Kate Chopin protag, but at every opportunity for that to happen there would be a misunderstanding that would take the rest of the episode to resolve. The comedy wound up killing the opportunity to develop the more serious themes further, but this also made the show more accessible and one of the more popular anime of the 80's so it's hard to say it should've been done differently.
Couldn't have handled the relationship between Godai and Kyoko much better. He went from a directionless kid to a responsible man who knew what he wanted in life and got it in the end, and it felt like he earned it because it took him 4-5 years to get his shyt together, and it took Kyoko the same period to get over her pain, so by the end it really felt like they'd grown enough to be ready to accept each other.
It's sad that Rumiko Takahashi never wrote anything like this ever again and at the age of 60 is probably out of time. She's widely recognized as one the greatest rom com writers in the history of the industry but only once has she ever written a convincing drama and this is it.
Hits on the societal pressure females face to get married in young adulthood and how they're not expected to prioritize anything else in life. I would've liked to see those expectations subverted and for Kyoko/Asuna seek agency for themselves along the lines of a Kate Chopin protag, but at every opportunity for that to happen there would be a misunderstanding that would take the rest of the episode to resolve. The comedy wound up killing the opportunity to develop the more serious themes further, but this also made the show more accessible and one of the more popular anime of the 80's so it's hard to say it should've been done differently.
Couldn't have handled the relationship between Godai and Kyoko much better. He went from a directionless kid to a responsible man who knew what he wanted in life and got it in the end, and it felt like he earned it because it took him 4-5 years to get his shyt together, and it took Kyoko the same period to get over her pain, so by the end it really felt like they'd grown enough to be ready to accept each other.
It's sad that Rumiko Takahashi never wrote anything like this ever again and at the age of 60 is probably out of time. She's widely recognized as one the greatest rom com writers in the history of the industry but only once has she ever written a convincing drama and this is it.
Marezzy
RIP my Nikka Zooboomafo 🕊️11-20-2014🕊️
Shinji's pops tried to make humanity all become one being in that LCL goop so he could reunite with his dead wife and Shinji rejected it so people could retain their individuality.
@Bryan Danielson too busy trying to play the part of a hater to hear me. Talk to em
Mika will fukk your whole shyt up then cave your chest in
Mika pretty much put down his flag S1 for me.
Only thing I really dislike about MHA is the relationship between the Midroyia and Bakugo (probably misspelt both). It's really forced and the latter HATES the former for no reason, and literally HATES him. Also it's not even a storyline where they once were friends when they were young, Bakugo been a grade A a$$hole to him since day 1 
Only thing I really dislike about MHA is the relationship between the Midroyia and Bakugo (probably misspelt both). It's really forced and the latter HATES the former for no reason, and literally HATES him. Also it's not even a storyline where they once were friends when they were young, Bakugo been a grade A a$$hole to him since day 1
They haven't gotten into that part of story yet for the show, but it does get explained.
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shyt was hard but its the epitome of "I don't listen to rap and usually find it off putting, but this is totally tubular
" rap 
It's decent
It's decent
Poor man's One Piece.
Not really. Fairy Tail puts ecchi fanservice above all else.
I'm rewatching City Hunter still. Up to episode 16 or so.... Its a lot different on rewatch (this dude would've been murdered by #metoo now lol)
One thing that these older shows do well is writing. They manage to fit a whole complete thought/theme into 15+ minutes or so with enough time on the side to fill the screen with action/comedy/development while shows these days are completely lost on that end.
I might stick to retro for a while and start marathoning new shyt as it comes out - when people can sort out what's worth watching and what isn't.
One thing that these older shows do well is writing. They manage to fit a whole complete thought/theme into 15+ minutes or so with enough time on the side to fill the screen with action/comedy/development while shows these days are completely lost on that end.
I might stick to retro for a while and start marathoning new shyt as it comes out - when people can sort out what's worth watching and what isn't.