The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You

I’ve just picked up The Main Heroines Are Trying to Kill Me.

It’s alright. It reminds me of Webtoon Character Na Kang Lim, but is more serious instead of comedic.

I actually kind of enjoy making the posts myself when I can

You’ve made a good point. Sometimes, too much automation takes the fun away.

Continuing from last week, I dropped the following series:

• I’m Living With a Otaku NEET Kunoichi?! - I got bored of it
• The Red Ranger Becomes an Adventurer in Another World - Just read the manga instead

The ones most at risk of being dropped are now Zenshu and I Left My A-Rank Party to Help My Former Students Reach the Dungeon Depths!. Let’s see how it goes.

One last thing: Sakamoto Day is slowly failing to live up to the hype for me. I think I’ve been spoilt by the top-tier action comedy of One Punch Man and slice-of-life comedy of Spy x Family.

Captain Corinth: The Galactic Navy Officer Becomes an Adventurer

The foreshadowing is pretty good.

My irl workload continued to be crazy this week. So, that is a contributing factor to the late posting of this thread.

Since these weekly discussion threads tend to follow a standard format, how about scheduling it to be posted at a certain time every week? It can be done for free (and easily in my experience) with cron-job.org.

The only problem I foresee with this approach is when the post body got to be different from usual. In that case, one just has to edit the post body manually like what has been done so far.

Really appreciate this community

not sure too many of my comments would be constructive

Same thing here; I’d rather lurk back on Reddit. The thing is, Lemmy needs more content / participation to attract more users, so until it has reached a critical mass of users, my policy is to keep spewing bullshit. Though I’ve noticed that the more I posts, the easier it gets.

World is Mine intensifies

Ads are getting smarter

I can’t remember: have Anya and Donovan Desmond interacted before? If they did, were they not able to read each others’ minds?

Why the heck is Yuke, a mage, using a sword instead of a staff / wand? Are Red Mages different from regular mages?

Never mind, apparently they use swords.

Also, we don’t see Rain’s contribution to the fight at all…

If you wanted to give it a shot, I can appoint you and stay on myself so you can trial it out 😉

Sounds good. When do we start?

check out the newly formed !gundam@ani.social

To other Gundam fans:

As a standing offer, I welcome others to reach out if they want to moderate this community that are more knowledgeable in the area.

What does moderating entail?

This episode’s antagonist is the dumbest and most unrealistic. What’s his exit strategy? Like, you go on a rampage in town - with your identity exposed - and you’re pretty much at least going to jail. The only people who do so are the likes of mass shooters with a death wish and suicide bombers because they don’t expect to live.

Also, Alina doesn’t seem to learn. You’d think she would start wearing a mask after the last episode, but no. Plus, masks are so cool.

Last thoughts: that phrasing😏

Bonus:

All of this happening from the old guy’s perspective before the accident should’ve been in the premiere episode, but they did it at the start of this one instead.

I prefer this format actually, just like in Saga of Tanya the Evil

I noticed that when it’s the conventional way, the anime tend to show how the protagonist’s life sucked (read: protagonist is a loser) before getting isekaied, which is a huge turn-off.

Has there been a superhero who’s successful at keeping their identity a secret? I can’t think of any.

It’s one reason why I liked Tony Stark from The Iron Man movie. If you can’t keep it hidden, you might as well embrace it.