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Thank you for the friend request! Awesome anime favourites

Not that I can think of. I heard a lot about Dark Souls (specifically the third)

I respect that. Punpun has its flaws in its writing, but I love it for how depressingly realistic it is and its clever use of metaphors.

It's great.

Hi, i'm also a big fan of subahibi o/. Really like you anime list and manga list)

Thanks for the friend request!

Indeed! Quite the few favourites we share. It's always a pleasant surprise to meet someone with Kino (School Days) in their favourites.

Hello! Thanks for the friend request!

I do. That's completely fine. I'll add you.

いいえ、全然。
いいよ。私たちは、忙しい。

お誕生日おめでとう！遅くなってごめんね。

I wholeheartedly agree. I love the memes though. This is a good one :D


Yea, when it comes to comedy, it's gonna be a hit or miss. You can try to appeal to various demographics or one specific one. Speaking of Nijika and Seika, it's pretty rare to find sisterhood character chemistry in animanga. When I read chapter 61, my opinion on the manga has changed. I'm just waiting for it to get adapted. Their relationship is just too endearing and I didn't expect it to be emotional >.<
I didn't find episode 8 to be emotional at all, but chapter 61 actually had something to offer.

Ah, what a nostalgic show for me. I forgot everything that I've seen from that show which is why I haven't updated it on my MAL. I do plan on watching it right before the third season comes out.
I'm not having high expectations but the movie has a premise with potential.

It does. Which is why I don't post reviews often. I posted only 1 review and it's been over two years since.

ZephSilver and Fleure were the reason I decided to post my first review. They inspired me to improve my writing at a higher level so I had to teach myself and improve my vocabulary.

SubaHibi is a great philosophical story whose recursive nesting structure reflects its interesting ideas about subjectivity. It's like Joker but in a visual novel lol. I think that's a big misconception with visual novels. Though it is true that a lot of visual novels are eroge since it's a niche medium, (it still is) so they had to find a way to increase their sales. Even some of the most critically acclaimed visual novels are eroge.
I think you should check out Baldr Sky. I just finished it and it's one of the most unique visual novels I've played so far. With a great ending.

I can't stop listening to Yoru no Himawari. Ethereal, atmospheric, and bittersweet. I get a profound sense of peace, but at the same time, it's melancholic.
When you're ready to move on, but you have to leave something that you hold dear behind. I sometimes listen to it when I think about life as I'm looking at a scenery. It is just cathartic.

I can see that especially with Hitori being iffy. She's naïve, completely devoid of human interactions and understanding. Simply live to impress. While we only know more about Bocchi’s progression due to the first person perspective but that is the the purpose. It is unusual how Bocchi cherishes these simple friendly interactions that everyone else takes for granted. That’s why she is cringe about it. To her, it's life changing, so her childish side spews. But your normal person won't always understand that including myself.

The comedy isn’t always reliant on being relatable and is presented in a way that even extroverted people can understand and laugh at. The supporting cast of characters are equally charming and contribute to the comedy in their own special ways, meaning the show isn’t being carried on one character’s back. Not all of Bocchi’s relatability is confined to people with social anxiety either. For example, there is a scene about cringing at one’s own past actions. We’ve all done cringeworthy things that our brain constantly reminds us about when we’re trying to sleep, right?

Oh yea, I already see that. I feel it has a lot of artistic value as well rather than it being an emotional movie. I'll let you know what I think of it once I re-watch it. My opinion might change, or not. I did enjoy Liz and the Blue Bird more than Hibike that's for sure.

Yamada's works are literally wholesome, and I love it. I'm looking forward to Kimi no Iro.

Yea, they first made changes around August 2022. I want it back tbh.

The reviews can be quite lengthy. I'm sure you can tell already, but some of them might be hard to understand since some of them are poetic or have high level writing, but I think you can appreciate them still. Speaking of lengthy reviews, here's the longest review I have seen so far with good writing.
https://myanimelist.net/reviews.php?id=272187

I decided to check out more of her reviews, they're not bad. I like her Tokyo Re 2nd season and Kara no Kyoukai review the most.

SubaHibi is going well so far! Quite a powerful story. It's a mix of excellent storytelling, characters, and intelligence with thought-provoking themes. I'm currently at the "It's My Own Invention" chapter. The ost hits as well. This is my favorite soundtrack so far.

I also see that you enjoy visual novels. Here's my visual novel list. This is a medium I'm new to. vndb list