Oh yeah, also just finished Farming Life in Another World. More light fanservice than any actual farming, but I loved the spider! I didn't find any of the harem annoying and there wasn't anything outright pervy, so it was fine. It does bother me a bit how emotionally unattached the MC is, especially to his kid.
Also watching Helck, which I went into blind. So far, nothing at all like I expected. Very silly in a good way. The demons are the good guys and the humans bad. Lots of cool powers, and some really cute side characters. In the midst recent episode, some dark things were hinted at, so we will see some serious moments ahead. Really fun so far though, and I look forward to it each week.
I keep hearing so much good stuff about this. I watched the trailer and it looked better than I would have thought, except like you said, the powers look a bit odd.
Read a NYT interview with Oda rm the other day and it seems like he had a lot of say in it. I'm sure that makes a big difference. I'll have to check it out, but I'm already reading the manga and watching the anime, so I don't want to just One Piece 24/7!
Cool, some things I haven't seen! I haven't looked into any of the Fate shows yet. Jahy-sama I hadn't heard of, but looks funny. I've been bummed out a bit lately, so some cute and happy are in order. Thanks!
Holy heck do I love Gintama! I watched it all during Covid and loved everything about it. As funny as it was, it could pull some very emotional episodes off as well and I love the 4th wall breaking and screwing with the viewers. So much fun. I started a rewatch, but I have so much in watching right now.
SuperbOwl migrated from Reddit but nobody was doing anything with it. I try to post at least one owl a day. Currently I'm posting one owl rescue a day for each US state so people can visit and support them in person. Today is #11, Hawaii.
Anime communities seem so dead in Lemmy. There was finally an active thread last weekend, so I wanted to try to start another one this weekend.
Yes, I loved this one. I should do a rewatch soon. Really loved all the characters and how the story unfolded. I didn't think this one would live up to the hype it was getting for a while, but I feel it did.
One Piece: Just finished Arlong Park a little bit ago. It's my first watch, I just started reading the manga a few months ago and I'm on Water7 in that. Put it off for so long due to how big it was and it didn't look great art wise. It has such great world building and characters though. Great pacing, and I haven't encountered anything I'd call filler so far.
Devil is a Part Timer S2: This is much better so far that the first part of part 2. Love how MgCafe is taken so seriously. Glad we seem to be back to character development. More funny than just part as well.
Ancient Magus Bride S2: The school environment is more exciting than I expected. It's great to see the cat expand too. Seeing more of Elias's quest to feel human is very good and Chise becoming more independent makes it way more interesting to me than season 1. I almost didn't start S2, the premise was great, but I just started getting bored. Season 2 has been much more lively and interesting overall to me.
I had heard the kiwi stuff, but you had me second guessing myself!
I did look up the island names since I had never heard Aotearoa before, and a few of the blurbs say there are a few hundred actual islands that make up New Zealand, but it seems nobody can agree on an actual number because they all have a different estimate.
Lol, you two have me picturing literally just 3 bats in the whole country and the middle one being upset he isn't biggest or smallest and is plotting to take one of the other 2 out.
Thank you for all that! As I said, we don't seem to get taught much about that part of the world. LotR is probably the only NZ thing I can recall of the top of my head, which is pretty embarrassing.
I'm from the US, and usually all we hear about Australia and New Zealand is of the scary, deadly animals. I've been happy to see so many articles on Lemmy about all the work they are doing on endangered animals like this bird and the bandicoots.
I'm also surprised that so many of these programs seem to involve indigenous people. I don't know much about that part of the world, but I wish we would involve our native people in things like this. It feels we still keep ourselves cut off from each other. It makes all these feel good animal stories into feel good people stories.
Yes, Vivi was great too. I like that after they win, there's still a good bit left of each arc where they take time to wrap things up and push the story forward. The boss fights are fun for sure, but the world building and the character development goes beyond whatever I would have ever expected for a story about a guy with rubber powers. The story feels real, even though everything is totally nuts.
Noland's story has probably been my favorite part so far. That everyone believed in their loved ones for so long despite all the bad things that happened, even with the big snake, I felt it was very powerful.
But more I keep remembering other moments like the guy that kept waiting for water in Alabasta and such. There's just so much good stuff in there!
BSD had been on my watch list for a while, but still haven't gotten to it.
Link Click sounds very much like something I'd like. Thank you!