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[AStrangeName]

I've never watched this Dandadan show, but I got to start now because this screenshoot is killing me

I mean look at my man with the camera

And then you got the other guy on the right recording with his phone
Got them in all angles

 

[winb83]

The whole scene when Natsu was taking care of Taiki was really sweet. Her advice to him was a good one because there is no reason not to have short-term and long-term goals. Former for what you need to approve on as a player and a more concrete long-term goal as you improve as a player.

I think this series suffers for the fact that it's stuck in his perspective. I wish it would go back and forth from his to hers. I haven't really watched the anime but Days With My Stepsister did that.

 

[tripleaamin]

I think this series suffers for the fact that it's stuck in his perspective. I wish it would go back and forth from his to hers. I haven't really watched the anime but Days With My Stepsister did that.

I mean it is intentional this way. Her actions and what she does speaks subtly at times show enough from her angle. Plus there is a reason for it as well. The payoff is worth it whenever S2 comes.

 

[tripleaamin]

HOLY shyt

The first twist was pretty good on its own but the 2nd one regarding who Aljis is got me

Spoiler: Mecha-Ude: Mechanical Arms Episode 9

For the main part of this episode, this was really Jun's moment to shine. It was really outstanding to see. You know we always head the feeling of both Arms and the Kagami group both feeling evil. As we see, the Kagami group has been taking the will away from the Mecha-Ude and Aljis feeling extremely shady.

The idea that Amaryllis has been controlling the heads of the Kagami Family honestly was a good twist, but it was the ironic bit that we had a Mecha-Ude enslaving the Mecha-Ude.

But the real shocker that Aljis is the real mastermind behind everything. Though what Alma implies that he is Yakumo? The iconic one that is perceived as a hero. Was there a connection that Alma made that connected the dots. Tbh Aljis reminded me of Tsukihito in the flashback. Tbh getting a wrap around this Yakumo twist. Haven't been this shocked since the twists since Yatagarasu: The Raven Does Not Choose Its Master. Though thinking about it, it wasn't that long ago.

 

[tripleaamin]

Rurouni Kenshin which another great episode.

Kenshin's mention of how eras are shaped by the people who wield the swords was my favorite part of the episode. For Seiku who held more value in the sword then the people who wield it. It basically came from him fearing what the sword would do in the wrong hands rather than looking at who he was handing that particular sword to. So when you have an awful person like Chou with that whip sword, well so many bad things can happen.

Seiku trusting Kenshin with his father's final sword was a great moment. At this point, Kenshin was feeling the tension. Do you draw this particular sword knowing that if he kills he fails on the path of the Rurouni? He sought to protect Iori even if it killed him. So, hypothetically speaking, he will do whatever it takes to protect Iori. Of course, Seiku's father left behind as his final sword a Sakabato named Shinuchi. Understanding that his father wanted to move into this error and this sword was his hope that this sword can launch it.