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I'm still intimidated by the thought of starting One Piece. I'd have to take it in chunks at a time, and I feel like I'd fizzle out like 200-300 chapters in like I did with Jojo's. I actually do want to go back and restart Diamond is Unbreakable, though. It was really cool, I was just fatigued from having marathoned the end of Stardust Crusaders. PPPPPP #23 Dr Stone #232

So I should watch this Ousama Ranking?

Yeah, having caught up on that now, it's like...I'm not enamored, but I'm still amused? I think there's potential for it to be really good at some point, but I think it's still finding it's focus and figuring out exactly what it wants to be. Doron Dororon continues to be somewhat unremarkable in the sense of having things to say about it/doing anything new, but I can't help but really love the characters. Kusanagi's attitude is infectious and in general I'm just rooting for them to succeed in whatever they do. I also think there are some really cool visual moments in here and I could see that translating really well in an anime. Fingers crossed it doesn't get the axe any time soon/doesn't become too stale.

Sakamoto Days Almost caught up on everything. Have one chapter of Choujin X, Doron, and Ayashimon to read before I finally catch up on Spy x Family. Then I just need to read the last two chapters of DB Super and Show-ha Shoten, but neither are major priorities for me atm. Oh, and Akane-banashi, of course. Still need to start that.

Was hoping this would eventually happen for my sake. I only have a Crunchyroll subscription, so yeah, this makes it so a few series I couldn't legally watch are now available and I don't have to consider paying more for them if I wanted to go that route.

Happy Belated!

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The cover for Earthchild looked really interesting. I'll give it a shot and see how it goes. I've been waiting until I'm fully caught up on everything else so I can just binge Spy x Family in one shot. I think this week is the week.

Dr. Stone A bit behind on most of everything else. I've been pretty busy. But I've made sure to catch Dr. Stone each week. I've also been keeping up with PPPPPP, and I'm really digging this current arc.

I don't know how I missed this, but Happy Belated Birthday!!

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Going for the obvious Dr. Stone prediction

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Have you read Protect Me, Shugomaru? I gave the first couple chapters a shot even though I wasn't immediately enamored, but it's actually a pretty fun little gag manga. I wouldn't necessarily go out of your way to read it if you're not that interested, but I guess I'm at the point now where I've read enough to where I feel like I have to follow. Plus, it started getting a tad more interesting. The premise was a bit tiresome up that point.

Had a skim over some old posts in here and my autocorrect is sabotaging my whole career

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1. Shadow Hearts Such an awesome JRPG. Elements of it are a bit basic, but the plot is generally enjoyable and the battle system is top notch. Mostly because of the Judgment Ring system. It's kind of similar to Lost Odyssey's battle system. I think some time this summer I'm gonna try to order Shadow Hearts: Covenant. That game has hella good reviews and I remember it being PSM's game of the year when it came out

Dr. Stone Elusive Samurai Sakamoto Days Also, I just realized that the first syllable of each Origami child is solfege.

Yeah, I have no interest in Avengers. It just seems like a slightly better, but way too late version of the Ultimate Alliance games and other Marvel games since the PS2 era. GotG actually has my interest and feels like it was built by people who actually gave a fuck about making a compelling game

I was just excited to see him in the classic style outfit. Didn't even need the mask. That got a pop out of me.

Belated Merry Christmas everyone! Probably my best gift this year

I've been tabling literally all three of those for months now just waiting until I get the urge to sink in deep. Jujutsu Kaisen will probably come first since I'm watching the Demon Slayer anime. Kaiju No. 8 has been a pretty worthy investment so far. The premise for the protagonist breaks the mold a bit for your typical battle shonen protagonist. It also does both an excellent job of playing on the developing relationships between characters as well just some incredible action panels. It had some moments early on where it felt like it might lull, but followed by along the last 10-15 chapters have been hella rewarding. I've also been really enjoying the latest couple arcs for My Hero a lot, but if you've given it a go before and wasn't a fan, I'm not sure if this will change much. I also enjoy Undead Unlucky, but it had a moment where it felt like it was rushing to an end before it kept going more, and while there have been some great moments, it feels a bit like I'm following it just because I've gotten so far.

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