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[Secure Da Bag]

Oh my god you don’t even got to say her name, I know who it is and I hate that bytch

It’s a sign of great writing, so glad the writer is back

She's the lovechild of that Harry Potter villain and Joffrey.

 

[Secure Da Bag]

When bleach comes back on watch alot people change their tune imo
I fukks with bleach heavy so no slander out of my mouth especially for me when Aizen is goat villain imo

The swag of Aizen is probably unmatched. The trolling purified. The execution flawless. Top tier among top tiers.
Even inspired Jay-Z, "Think of things that I said that you hated then. Empirical facts that can't be debated now. Things you say today, I was saying then. Tell us who your favorite now." (from the Ghost of Sosuke Slim)

 

[tripleaamin]

Spoiler: To Your Eternity: Ep 10

Really surprising the direction they went with this episode. Not only did no one die, but we also had a 4-year time skip. Although it is still surprising that we are still on the Gugu arc.

But overall I am really happy with the direction they took here and not becoming predictable.

I feel something dramatic will occur as a consequence of Fushi not moving on when it was suggested to him.

 

[Consumed]

Finished the Disciple Kenichi TV series. All of his training paid off in the end. Went from not being able to defend himself at all to defeating the strongest villian 1on1. Didn't just improve physically but mentally too - stopped doubting himself, stopped being passive and took initiative, volunteered himself for more training instead of needing to be told so, totally different mentality from episode 1.

@LauderdaleBoss was right in that watching this can inspire you to train and take a craft seriously. Doesn't even have to be martial arts related - practicing anything from playing an instrument to learning a foreign language will see dividends if you stay comitted, surround yourelf with other people passionate about that same thing. This isn't tagged as a sports anime, but the messages are similar to what you find in the genre.

Fun watch overall. Nothing too deep about it - just a guy working hard and slowly seeing results over a span of fifty episodes. Inspiring others around him to do better. Themes of hard work can beat raw talent, and just because someone progresses slowly doesn't mean they can't eventually blossom if they keep at it.

 

[Neuromancer]

Yoooooo Hathaway was amazing

I thought the new lupin movie was good that shyt seem mid as hell now

Gundam: Hathaway Film Earns 190 Million Yen on 1st Day in Japan

It's out?

 

[Neuromancer]

@Black_Panther_JS breh I’m bout to cave in and get fate movies all digital since it’s cheap
But the blu ray looks so nice

The Fate Trilogy was so good.

 

[Neuromancer]

Finished the Disciple Kenichi TV series. All of his training paid off in the end. Went from not being able to defend himself at all to defeating the strongest villian 1on1. Didn't just improve physically but mentally too - stopped doubting himself, stopped being passive and took initiative, volunteered himself for more training instead of needing to be told so, totally different mentality from episode 1.

@LauderdaleBoss was right in that watching this can inspire you to train and take a craft seriously. Doesn't even have to be martial arts related - practicing anything from playing an instrument to learning a foreign language will see dividends if you stay comitted, surround yourelf with other people passionate about that same thing. This isn't tagged as a sports anime, but the messages are similar to what you find in the genre.

Fun watch overall. Nothing too deep about it - just a guy working hard and slowly seeing results over a span of fifty episodes. Inspiring others around him to do better. Themes of hard work can beat raw talent, and just because someone progresses slowly doesn't mean they can't eventually blossom if they keep at it.

This is one of my best friends favorite series.

 

[Threnody]

It's out?

on the net yeah saw it on gogoanime july 1 on netflix

 

[LauderdaleBoss]

Finished the Disciple Kenichi TV series. All of his training paid off in the end. Went from not being able to defend himself at all to defeating the strongest villian 1on1. Didn't just improve physically but mentally too - stopped doubting himself, stopped being passive and took initiative, volunteered himself for more training instead of needing to be told so, totally different mentality from episode 1.

@LauderdaleBoss was right in that watching this can inspire you to train and take a craft seriously. Doesn't even have to be martial arts related - practicing anything from playing an instrument to learning a foreign language will see dividends if you stay comitted, surround yourelf with other people passionate about that same thing. This isn't tagged as a sports anime, but the messages are similar to what you find in the genre.

Fun watch overall. Nothing too deep about it - just a guy working hard and slowly seeing results over a span of fifty episodes. Inspiring others around him to do better. Themes of hard work can beat raw talent, and just because someone progresses slowly doesn't mean they can't eventually blossom if they keep at it.

Word. Glad you enjoyed it.

 

[Renkz]

Finished the Disciple Kenichi TV series. All of his training paid off in the end. Went from not being able to defend himself at all to defeating the strongest villian 1on1. Didn't just improve physically but mentally too - stopped doubting himself, stopped being passive and took initiative, volunteered himself for more training instead of needing to be told so, totally different mentality from episode 1.

@LauderdaleBoss was right in that watching this can inspire you to train and take a craft seriously. Doesn't even have to be martial arts related - practicing anything from playing an instrument to learning a foreign language will see dividends if you stay comitted, surround yourelf with other people passionate about that same thing. This isn't tagged as a sports anime, but the messages are similar to what you find in the genre.

Fun watch overall. Nothing too deep about it - just a guy working hard and slowly seeing results over a span of fifty episodes. Inspiring others around him to do better. Themes of hard work can beat raw talent, and just because someone progresses slowly doesn't mean they can't eventually blossom if they keep at it.

They're are some some ovas of kenichi, but they stop right before DoD arc

 

[twan83]

Finished the Disciple Kenichi TV series. All of his training paid off in the end. Went from not being able to defend himself at all to defeating the strongest villian 1on1. Didn't just improve physically but mentally too - stopped doubting himself, stopped being passive and took initiative, volunteered himself for more training instead of needing to be told so, totally different mentality from episode 1.

@LauderdaleBoss was right in that watching this can inspire you to train and take a craft seriously. Doesn't even have to be martial arts related - practicing anything from playing an instrument to learning a foreign language will see dividends if you stay comitted, surround yourelf with other people passionate about that same thing. This isn't tagged as a sports anime, but the messages are similar to what you find in the genre.

Fun watch overall. Nothing too deep about it - just a guy working hard and slowly seeing results over a span of fifty episodes. Inspiring others around him to do better. Themes of hard work can beat raw talent, and just because someone progresses slowly doesn't mean they can't eventually blossom if they keep at it.

and got a re released as blu ray now too
https://www.rightstufanime.com/Kenichi-the-Mightiest-Disciple-Season-1-Blu-ray

 

[Consumed]

and got a re released as blu ray now too
https://www.rightstufanime.com/Kenichi-the-Mightiest-Disciple-Season-1-Blu-ray

nice. might have to add that to the collection, version I watched was 480p.

 

[Mr. Jack Napier]

dance for me monkey

And Goku STILL gave that motherfukka multiple chances to live

 

[Jmare007]

Gugu the best little brother/big brother/buddy/friend you can have brehs

First time this fukking show had a legit happy moment that lasted more than a second...and it still made sure to let you know the future ain't gonna be pretty

Gugu with the arcaic HGH training

 

[Jmare007]

Spoiler: To Your Eternity: Ep 10

I feel something dramatic will occur as a consequence of Fushi not moving on when it was suggested to him.

Spoiler

It was kinda weird because Fushi's creator was surprised with Gugu and even said the he would make Fushi stronger "in time".

Maybe he was talking about Gugu's eventual death making Fushi level up?

I liked how the intro of the ep. tied up with the creator letting Fushi what to do though. This series is very well made and I may end up reading the manga once this 20 episodes finish