Seeing this makes me really want to get one... but figures are getting more and more expensive these days.
The sense of adventure in the first season of Daima is really nostalgic. It finally brings back that feeling of "exploring the world" from the very beginning of Dragon Ball.
8/10. The tension in the final battle is the peak of the entire work, but the pacing of the final few chapters is indeed out of control.
The atmosphere at a model exhibition is very different from an anime convention. Everyone is focused on the works and exchanging techniques with each other. This kind of community is very precious.
For digital versions, I recommend BookWalker and Kindle. BookWalker has a wider selection of Japanese manga, while Kindle's synchronization feature is convenient.
I also have a habit of collecting art books! The Art Book for "Made in Abyss" is also highly recommended, the setting illustrations are super exquisite.
The farm setting in The Promised Neverland is inherently uncomfortable. The concept of treating children as food is just too evil.
Matsuoka Yoshitsugu's high-pitched acting is one of a kind in the industry. No one can pull off that 'awakening' scream like Kazuto Kirigaya.
Masaaki Yuasa's disciples are starting to stand on their own. Science SARU has cultivated quite a few talented young directors.
Interested! If it's in Causeway Bay, I can go.