Psycho666Soldier

WRESTLEMANIA NIGHT ONE

I'm ahead in the manga, so I'd definitely be fine with that I think it being centralized to MHA and not like the generic anime threads makes it more likely anyone in here will have watched or don't care.

Oh, yeah, that wasn't meant to be directed at you guys as much as it was kind of a natural reaction to the people blowing it out if proportion. People on r/titanfolk are treating it like the final season of Game of Thrones, and like...no lol

I thought it was a fine ending. I had decided a long time ago that pretty much no ending was going to be satisfactory. Either he gives an ending that's curbs expectations and is dumb because of how shocking/out of character it is, or he goes with something sort of safe and expected and people get disappointed it didn't happen exactly how they imagined.

You do, and Yuffie is necessary if you want to get all the summons/Master Summon materia. If you're not worried about that, then it's just Vincent. In fact, you don't actually have to get Vincent. You just have to beat the boss that allows you to go find Vincent in the basement. Still been playing Alpha Sapphire. I'm like 90 something hours in and I'm the League Champion. I'm finishing Delta Episode to get Rayquaza and then filling out the rest of the Hoenn Pokedex before I probably call it quits. I might fuck around in the Johto region to grind levels for the Pokemon I need to evolve.

Yeah, it was really enjoyable to have something to look forward to every week no matter what was starting and stopping around it. This last arc has more than made up for some of the staleness over the last year. This last episode was intense in many ways. Here's hoping the movie is a canon completion to the arc

Kill it and find a new one

Oh, I guess I'll wish you Happy Birthday

I'm so excited to see this next arc animated

Honestly, the next part is when shit starts getting better, but you've seemed pretty meh on the series in general, so I'm not really sure anything coming up will appeal to you more than what's come before. I liked the finale because mostly due to knowing what comes next, so I was extra hype about the ending. Plus, I really enjoy that conversation between Senku and Tsukasa. But eh

I mean, I feel like my selection of shows this season hasn't been nearly as wide as everyone else, but of my sample size, I'd say Higurashi Gou all day.

So like...is Promised Neverland still worth watching? Are the complaints exclusive to the anime or would reading the manga provide the better experience at this point? It's a hyped manga I've been meaning to read ever since I started Dr. Stone, and I never heard anything bad until this season got going. So I'm curious.

Sort of maybe manga spoiler about that scene?

...and you're sure you're not a bot, right?

Who keeps up with modern manga nowadays? Ever since I got the Shonen Jump subscription, I've slowly gotten more into it, and probably read more manga than I watch anime at this point. Though, there are still some big titles I'm missing, and I don't really dive outside Shonen Jump titles other than AoT at this point, though am curious about suggestions. My Weekly/Regular Must-Reads Dr. Stone Dragon Ball Super (The last arc and the current one that just started are really interesting compared to what was happening in the anime) MHA Spy x Family (Wholesome manga with incredible character and plot development that has got me in my feels quite a few times. I can't recommend this one enough) Attack on Titan Kaiju No. 8 (Cool battles, atypical middle-aged shonen protagonist, enjoyable art) Series I Like but Slip Through the Cracks Sometimes Undead Unluck (Fun concept with some cool characters. Feels a bit rushed at times, and I wonder if the mangaka was expecting cancellation before getting greenlit for more) Build King (Incredible art that often leads the eye Dragon Ball/Bleach style, a simple, almost goofy concept that has a surprising amount of depth, but the mangaka was caught for some sketchy pedo shit a good while ago and it's made it a bit harder to purely enjoy this series) Sakamoto Days (Gag manga that's surprisingly serious, like a light-hearted John Wick) Recent Reads of Concluded Series I Really Enjoyed JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (Completed Stardust Crusaders a few months ago and started Diamond is Unbreakable, but haven't really touched it since) Chainsaw Man (Holy shit, if you're not turned off by dark shit and you haven't read this, it's so damn good and the upcoming anime has been a hype train for me since before it was announced) Death Note (Loved the anime back in the day, first time going through and reading the manga. The second half is much more enjoyable here in comparison) I've also started The Elusive Samurai, i tell c, and Phantom Seer. The Elusive Samurai doesn't really hold my attention that well and feels just a bit cliche, so I haven't read past the fourth chapter. But I did like how they didn't shy away from decapitation and death for what otherwise feels like a pretty light-hearted series. Might pick it back up if I get bored or hear good things. i tell c is definitely an interesting concept, and I generally like the main character, but I dunno, it doesn't really feel like it has staying power. Haven't got past chapter 3, so maybe it picks up more? Phantom Seer also feels a bit generic, but having only read the first chapter today, I thought the art and monster design was pretty sick. I'll probably give this one a few more chapters before I come to a verdict. There have been a couple other ones that have started both recently and over the last two years that I either gave up on, ended before it could grow(Guardian of the Witch ;_;), or just haven't really grabbed me enough to finish. Of these, I've heard Mashle is one that I've neglectfully overlooked because I wasn't really into the character designs, so maybe I'll commit to jumping into that. How about anyone else? Read any of these series, or anything outside of Shonen Jump that you find worthy of people's attention? I read this a long time ago, but wasn't fully caught up, so wanted to wait before I responded, then it just completely slipped my mind until we started talking about The Final Season. How about now? Are you still fully caught up? 137 and 138 were a fucking wild ride. Very curious to see how things conclude next chapter.

Dr. Stone Also, for those disappointed by the "twist" in the previous episode

I've considered picking up the manga. I'm about caught up on everything that I've been reading/intrigued to read, so it's probably about time to pick up another finished product to kill my time with.

Higurashi

Titan fights are better with build

Been talking Pokemon with some people and it gave me the itch to finally go and play Ruby/Sapphire. Then said people convinced me to get Alpha Sapphire instead. 40 hours and 6 gym badges later...

Higurashi

I'm probably most excited about Shaman King here. I never watched the original because I wrote it off as just some cash-in that's way too childish for the age I was. And from what I understand, the anime was pretty much that. Especially the dub. But then I started hearing things about the manga and realizing there was actually a strong, hardcore fanbase, and after seeing/reading some samples, I started getting really curious. Hearing about this remake was pretty perfect for me, so I'm taking this as the chance to dive in and hoping it's more accurate to the manga. Other than MHA and Fruits Basket, nothing else here I really know and not particularly hyped for any, but I'll read all of your comments and determine whether I should give any of them my time.

To be fair, I thought most of what was announced today was like...cool, but not really cool enough to live up to Direct hype. But Project Triangle Strategy has me fucking ecstatic.

Skyward Sword is the shit. I'll hear nothing else. Also, that's a tweet from a friend from another forum who started streaming a year ago. Crazy to see him popular enough that you have come across his tweet one way or another.