noob_saibot
All Star
Ippo just keeps getting better 
When the ending song starts playing during Volg's goodbye
Essential What Anime are you currently watching?
I can’t even lie I did the same thing as them, I tried watching it a couple of times but I never continue it
Is it worth watchingif the OG recommends it I’ll watch it
It was okay. I believe the anime is only 2 seasons. The manga is still ongoing.
I've seen some manga readers say that Dr. Stone's next few arcs are gonna be trash. Anyone can confirm or deny this.
I just went back to watch the OG version of Dragon Quest Adventures of Dai before watching the 2020 version and it's pretty neat to see firsthand how you can see what they are and aren't translating to the new version. 
I always was interested in the series as a fan of the games and I knew about it for like 15 years and never watched it but I'm glad I did. It feels like it's the original DB's long lost cousin. (Toriyama is responsible for the art of the DQ series)
I always was interested in the series as a fan of the games and I knew about it for like 15 years and never watched it but I'm glad I did. It feels like it's the original DB's long lost cousin. (Toriyama is responsible for the art of the DQ series)
Black_Panther_JS
Superstar
I've seen some manga readers say that Dr. Stone's next few arcs are gonna be trash. Anyone can confirm or deny this.
They’re capping heavy
I've seen some manga readers say that Dr. Stone's next few arcs are gonna be trash. Anyone can confirm or deny this.
i dont know I’m enjoying it still so far but I’m bout 3 volumes behind the current American release but ahead of the anime and probably ahead of season 2 too
Like always matter of preference but if majority is saying negative stuff about a anime or a arc majority time it’s true but still always comes down to preference on each individual
intra vires
Glory to Michigan
You do know that Narancia.... nevermind.
You do know that Narancia.... nevermind.
I was going to comment but I'mma let the zest marinate in peace.
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
Kenny West
Veteran
I've seen some manga readers say that Dr. Stone's next few arcs are gonna be trash. Anyone can confirm or deny this.
truth. I dropped it somewhere in thereI mean the science and reviving people are still there but the plot points and tension starts getting really manufactured/contrived. The science starts to get a little bs too. Idk
It just got boring
Reached the episode where Edward and Ein leave the ship. It's the roughest part of every rewatch.
There are few scenes where Edward isn't smiling or making a goofy face in Bebop. But from the moment she sees that hologram of her father, and learns that she does have someone out there looking for her, that carefree disposition is gone. She more or less adopts Faye's crisis of not knowing where she belongs in life. Except that she's so young and has more time to create that path for herself. And she does so with more agency than anyone in Bebop.
That spinning wheel appears multiple times in this episode. I took it to represent that she is a free spirit. But that wheel can only spin if sustained by wind. With the crew, she is almost always idle inside of the ship while the others get to explore the world and do bounties. Often shown to be bored (with Ein), not allowed to do much for herself, though she is capable (as seen in Mushroom Samba where she and Ein solo a bounty). Ed gives that wheel to Spike before she leaves. And either Spike or Jet plant it onto the helm of the ship as it spins at the end of the episode.
Spike and Jet see Edward, Faye down after they return from the orphanage. They know something is wrong. But instead of asking them, maybe offering some sort of encouragement, they ignore them.
Then when they leave the ship, they're pissed. Those two stuffing eggs down their throats with frowned faces, zero communication, underlines so much about them as characters and their individual struggles (particularly Jet, who has lost relationships b/c of a lack of communication). They obviously care, but are too prideful to outright show that they care.
They still set up a bowl for Ed, even though they know she's left. Faye too though they swear to dislike her. And Ein, who was considered a burden by Spike in episode 2. That was the only family they had left and lost it all in one day, though Faye does return later.
It is Ein who shows the most compassion on that ship for the wellbeing of Ed, and it's an awesome moment when he decides to go with her. Though not before looking back at the ship twice, nearly turning around. In general Ein the most conscious character in Bebop, shown to understand situations better than any other human.
After the 2nd Vicious encounter, Ed asks Faye what happened in the arc with she and Ed left behind. Faye says she'll tell her when she's older. Too young to know what goes on in the world outside of the ship. So it's appropriate that Ed gets to find out what the world is like for herself, maybe later to meet Faye and Jet again and act as their peer rather than an oft dismissed underling.
There's voice actor commentary on the version I'm using. They give their thoughts on the episode in a casual manner. The staff really loved Ed and what she represented to Bebop. They were very emotional about her departure. The show treats her and Ein with really no less respect than Spike, Jet or Faye, which is probably the reason that most Bebop viewers appreciate those characters and respond as strongly to their departure.
There are few scenes where Edward isn't smiling or making a goofy face in Bebop. But from the moment she sees that hologram of her father, and learns that she does have someone out there looking for her, that carefree disposition is gone. She more or less adopts Faye's crisis of not knowing where she belongs in life. Except that she's so young and has more time to create that path for herself. And she does so with more agency than anyone in Bebop.
That spinning wheel appears multiple times in this episode. I took it to represent that she is a free spirit. But that wheel can only spin if sustained by wind. With the crew, she is almost always idle inside of the ship while the others get to explore the world and do bounties. Often shown to be bored (with Ein), not allowed to do much for herself, though she is capable (as seen in Mushroom Samba where she and Ein solo a bounty). Ed gives that wheel to Spike before she leaves. And either Spike or Jet plant it onto the helm of the ship as it spins at the end of the episode.
Spike and Jet see Edward, Faye down after they return from the orphanage. They know something is wrong. But instead of asking them, maybe offering some sort of encouragement, they ignore them.
Then when they leave the ship, they're pissed. Those two stuffing eggs down their throats with frowned faces, zero communication, underlines so much about them as characters and their individual struggles (particularly Jet, who has lost relationships b/c of a lack of communication). They obviously care, but are too prideful to outright show that they care.
They still set up a bowl for Ed, even though they know she's left. Faye too though they swear to dislike her. And Ein, who was considered a burden by Spike in episode 2. That was the only family they had left and lost it all in one day, though Faye does return later.
It is Ein who shows the most compassion on that ship for the wellbeing of Ed, and it's an awesome moment when he decides to go with her. Though not before looking back at the ship twice, nearly turning around. In general Ein the most conscious character in Bebop, shown to understand situations better than any other human.
After the 2nd Vicious encounter, Ed asks Faye what happened in the arc with she and Ed left behind. Faye says she'll tell her when she's older. Too young to know what goes on in the world outside of the ship. So it's appropriate that Ed gets to find out what the world is like for herself, maybe later to meet Faye and Jet again and act as their peer rather than an oft dismissed underling.
There's voice actor commentary on the version I'm using. They give their thoughts on the episode in a casual manner. The staff really loved Ed and what she represented to Bebop. They were very emotional about her departure. The show treats her and Ein with really no less respect than Spike, Jet or Faye, which is probably the reason that most Bebop viewers appreciate those characters and respond as strongly to their departure.