"Mushishi" is also a niche masterpiece; every episode feels like reading a poem.
"20th Century Boys" is truly a masterpiece, you should watch it soon! You'll regret it if you don't.

"Mushishi" is also a niche masterpiece; every episode feels like reading a poem.
"20th Century Boys" is truly a masterpiece, you should watch it soon! You'll regret it if you don't.
Honestly, EL DORA V was the reason I kept watching the show back then! Even though the combination sequence was hilariously low-budget, that passionate "Brave" series feel was absolutely top-tier!
Honestly speaking, a 65-inch TV is more than enough; projectors are both expensive and a hassle. To be honest, the most important thing for a screening party is the atmosphere—a dark room and some pop
Honestly, if you want something hot-blooded without the trashy tropes, I recommend the first four seasons of My Hero Academia. It’s incredibly hype and clean. But to be fair, the later stuff is... nev
That's truly tragic... The first edition of SLAM DUNK is now being resold for thousands of dollars a set; your mom threw tens of thousands of dollars into the trash 🗑️
I really think the OP is very brave. I still don't dare to tell my mom how many figures I've bought... hiding them away is so stressful.
From the perspective of animation history, the development of yuri themes has come a long way. From implication to explicit depiction, and now to the diverse expressions we see today, the progress has
Yoshikazu Yasuhiko himself is the character designer for the original Gundam. His manga version can be considered his "definitive version" of this work.
Makoto Shinkai, Kyoto Animation, and P.A. Works—these three names represent the three pinnacles of background art in Japanese animation.