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This is really interesting timing, because a co-worker just told me today how they were getting into Tokyo Revengers and recommended it to me. I guess I have to watch it now.

Yeah, I had the same problem. Like I said, though, I think it sort of works with the story/characterization It definitely made it harder to get attached to at first.

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This is a perfect opportunity to show off some of my favorite DBZ AMVs that survived the annals of time

Yeah, really looking forward to checking out that music manga. I'm hoping we still get Spy x Family this Sunday, though.

This all the way. Couldn't have said it better myself.

Yeah, while I dig the aesthetic of the art, there are certainly a lot of action panels where I'm kinda just going along with it rather than knowing exactly what's happening. I had similar issues with Chainsaw Man, though, and thankfully the plot is interesting enough so far to make up for missing any action.

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If they deliver another 27ish pages next week, I won't be too broken up about it

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Yeah, I just read the most recent Candy Flurry, and I'm just wondering if this is like a new direction or what, though I kinda like the shark jump. Curious to read the follow up coming out today.

Thanks for this. I wasn't at All Out, but I was at Rampage. Thankfully vaccinated and my partner and I wore our masks the whole time except eating snacks, but I'm definitely gonna consider getting tested just in case.

Me still patiently waiting for Chainsaw Man...

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I definitely did

Yeah, it was wild. The whole atmosphere was insane. I was at the MITB 2011 show, too, and that's probably the only comparable reaction I can think of. I was there for Sting's WWE debut, too, and that was probably pretty close. I also ended up getting a free Punk shirt because some person asked me to buy theirs so they didn't have to wait in line

One of the loudest pops I've ever been a part of. Holy shit, that was awesome.

I really feel like this fight/arc has really shown how Vegeta has grown as both a character and a combatant. He's learned to control/manipulate his hot-blooded nature and see things from a greater perspective than ever before. This has been the best arc in DB Super by far. It feels like it has more depth than everything before it.

FF2, if you play the original NES version, is very bleh. It's nice they tried to have a plot, and I respect what they tried to do for the leveling system, but it doesn't come together we'll. I spent the first few hours exploiting the system then just trodded through the game. Maybe you'll find more enjoyment than I did. But playing FFIII afterward is very rewarding

Been waiting for you or Tassi to post so I'd know whether I'd have to wait an extra week for an episode or not

I was wondering how long the delay was going to be with all the chapters saying "To be Continued." Most everything had ended with some solid hooks leading to the next chapter. The next issue should be a blast, especially if Spy x Family is gonna be there, too.

The art has this old school vibe to it, and the motion is drawn really well. I dig the protagonist, too. Typical "shonen boy who has extraordinary talent" type plot, but handled in an engaging way.

I haven't checked it out yet. Might try to read it today, as I'm pretty much caught up on everything else now. I started Neru: Way of the Martial Artist. I really dig it