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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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Pretty much echo what you said with those two. Dr. Stone Also checked out Doron Dororon. Ended up liking it a good deal

DB Super 78 was excellent. Each chapter has me on the edge of my seat. My dumbass actually didn't realize what Vegeta was doing until he landed next to Granolah. Great stuff. Show-ha Shoten #3 was pretty good

Dr. Stone #220 Ayashimon Liking all the other stuff, too, though I don't have much to say about it in particular. The most recent PPPPPP chapter was another misstep in pacing/framing(I forgot who Masashi even was until going back), but the drama and development unfolding between Lucky and Reijiro is really compelling.

Such a damn good game. Making me want to bust it out. I wish I still had my physical copy.

Sakamoto Days #47 was awesome. Really cool plot point underneath and some incredible action panels. Yet again recommending for anyone who hasn't started reading this yet.

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Man, I saw your "headline" and I could feel it.

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The Hunter's Guild Final Chapter

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Yeah, I figured cultural difference could be the issue. It's hard to tell. But it's definitely gotten in the way of me liking the manga so far. It's a cool idea and the non-comedy bits are touching, so I wish I could get into it more. But I just find myself kind of lost when it comes to some of the actual comedy. The first chapter wasn't as bad. But this one just had me kind of scratching my head.

Show-ha Shorten! 2

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I get the feeling Hunter's Guild is in it's way out. We're getting a lot of exposition that feels like mid-series revelations at best, if not straight up endgame. And every time a manga has suddenly ramped up and seemed to jump ahead with no real predication, it's because it wasn't too successful and is just rushing to the end. Same thing happened with Zipman(which was pretty lame by Ch. 4 tbh).