Essential What Anime are you currently watching?

[Jmare007]

So Summertime Rendering had the episode when they finally explain what the fukk is going on. Even though it was pretty standard/run of the mill backstory, the way things unfolded was

It's not as powerful as Erased, but SD leaves the annoying and boring parts of Re:Zero out (it also doesn't need to do worldbuilding like an Isekai) and just focuses on the stuff that is actually compelling to watch.

With 13 more episodes left though, I wonder what it's gonna do to solve the time loops becoming tired, as I feel this 5th loop should be at most the next lo last one (hopefully it's the last one, tbh).

 

[TobiOT]

 

[It is a mystery]

Going to give Nana a fair chance. I will really not give up on this one for real this time.
I will try to go all the way to the end, even though it has no ending
One thing I noticed already is the characters in this show got 5heads. What I've seen so far hasn't been bad but I have 0 idea where it's going.

I'll also check out some other anime as well since I'm getting back in. How did people ultimately feel about tokyo brehvengers? People were amped for it weekly then suddenly stopped talking about it

 

[Renkz]

Boruto will have finally have some good content to animate next year

 

[tripleaamin]

Just finished catching up with Overlord.

S1 was good. It created a good foundation for the main cast, solid worldbuilding, and gave an understanding of Ains goals.
S2 was mid. 1st half with the Lizards was cool, but the 2nd half with the kingdom felt messy and unfocused.
S3 was good. Made the cast feel like villains of sorts which is something different, world-building was done much better than S2 and emotional moments were great.

 

[Dance_Like_A_Fiend]

Why couldn't this guy do the Boruto manga?

 

[xiceman191]

Welp I am now current with the Call of the Night manga now. Pretty solid if I do say so my self can't wait to see it animated.

 

[LordDeathwatch]

Just finished catching up with Overlord.

S1 was good. It created a good foundation for the main cast, solid worldbuilding, and gave an understanding of Ains goals.
S2 was mid. 1st half with the Lizards was cool, but the 2nd half with the kingdom felt messy and unfocused.
S3 was good. Made the cast feel like villains of sorts which is something different, world-building was done much better than S2 and emotional moments were great.

Villains of sorts? These fools jumped out the window on that super villain tip, especially during S3. On the occasion where Ains catches himself, he's still on the verge of fukkery.

 

[Bucciarati Joestar]

Going to give Nana a fair chance. I will really not give up on this one for real this time.
I will try to go all the way to the end, even though it has no ending
One thing I noticed already is the characters in this show got 5heads. What I've seen so far hasn't been bad but I have 0 idea where it's going.

I'll also check out some other anime as well since I'm getting back in. How did people ultimately feel about tokyo brehvengers? People were amped for it weekly then suddenly stopped talking about it

read nana...the story and characters takes a turn in the manga ...but damn the series been on hiatus for over 10 years. The author is on her Togashi shyt.

 

[Bucciarati Joestar]

We finally getting an official release on crunchyroll in 4 days.. "Mada Mada Dane" classic




"under 17" bruh everyone looks about 40.

these kids were cocky back then and now in this World Cup they'll be on their dbz shyt,

 

[Consumed]

GriffithSet

Which shows we watching?

@Black_Panther_JS & @Consumed

What strikes your interest?

Nothing.

But I'll try to watch everything and give some thoughts on it early on.

 

[Jmare007]

The GOAT finally has a release date brehs, December 2022

Hopefully this shyt hits cinema over here in January or February I need it

 

[Dance_Like_A_Fiend]

When I used to have cable all the anime I watched came from Toonami. Even the popular ones. Like I used to see MHA recommended to me on youtube and I would ignore it, but I came across it on Toonami (training camp arc) and liked what I saw.

 

[tripleaamin]

Nothing.

But I'll try to watch everything and give some thoughts on it early on.

It is mostly sequel season. Granted, Made in Abyss is a must watch. Call of the Night has potential.

 

[winb83]

read nana...the story and characters takes a turn in the manga ...but damn the series been on hiatus for over 10 years. The author is on her Togashi shyt.

If something is on hiatus for 10 years I wouldn't expect it to ever return. If a person lives to be 70 then 10 years is almost 15% of their life. I'm assuming some health issue caused the pause if it's been that long so if it's that serious then it's probably a wrap.