>>4388 >Any reason the timestamp information is so light though? It's to dog ear certain parts of the CSS theme so I know what goes where & editing the color. Also been adding notes in the CSS theme which won't effect the performance. It's to make it useful for those who'd like to take a crack at making a CSS theme themselves but are too intimidated to go down at the line of code or don't want to waste time scrolling through the spaghetti code & remembering all the elements.

The CSS theme is not final as there's still some polishing to be done but I think there's a design idea in there that should manifest close to the requested theme. Still have to add Nia at the bottom too, and to a lesser extent clean up the code & add more notes. Go ahead & take a look at the 1st file which contains the CSS theme & let me know what you think of it so far.

>>4410 Too adorable.

>>2905 Just read the manga anyway. It's better than the anime. >>2914 I don't want Fire Punch to get an adaptation because I know they'll screw it up badly.

I just read the whole manga in one night. Reminds me of Dorohedoro. Both things I wish could get good adaptations. Sadly, the world is not so kind.

>>2764 The anime is cancer and clearly /a/ mods are killing 4chan threads with spam and bots. They're the ones clearly enforcing nigger spam filters.

>>1871 >/a/ is a top board again >Only just now realize it's not set to SFW Let the lewd flow.

>>2883 Indeed. >Ishuzoku My favorite was the jaded fairy manager. I didn't mind the lewds but the show was kinda weird, wish it was funnier.

>>2883 Oh fuck!

Not sure how helpful this will be for other Anons, but I recently found out about this American "Japanese learning" magazine from the late 80's called Mangajin. It ran for about a decade, before being cancelled in '97: https://infogalactic.com/info/Mangajin How I found out about this is that I nabbed a couple issues at a local bookstore thinking that these would be helpful for personal usage. However it wasn't until tonight that the thought occurred to me of actually looking to see if there are online scans of this magazine for other people to download. And sure enough, there is a website that has scans of all 70 issues: https://juusho.com/mangajin Hope this helps anyone who needs it.

I heard that World Trigger has very strategic fights, so I intend to watch it; can anybody confirm or deny the strategic fighting? I will watch Gods' Games We Play (as I wrote in >>3930 ) when it is finished airing, so I haven't seen any of it and so can't comment on it.

>>3930 I finished watching Gods' Games We Play a day or two ago and thought it was quite good. The games maintained consistent quality and clever twists. They never reached No Game No Life's materilization shirtori game's quality (episode six) but neither were any of its games disappointing (like they were in No Game No Life, where a 'B' in a differential equation the viewer was never shown stood for 'brother' and a chess game where the pieces have wills of their own is won through a speech about cuteness instead of anything resembling a strategy).

>>1805 I finished reading Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers and found it very good, with clever schemes impressing me all the way through. My favourite volumes were two and three, which I couldn't put down after I read a little bit of them. >>4164 I watched up to and including episode 35 of World Trigger and find it quite impressive, after a mediocre start. The battles are indeed rather strategic, with Osamu's fight against one of the A-ranks in the training chamber (I think it was around episode 20) staying in my head. >>3903 I finished Summertime Rendering a while ago and found it rather mediocre. I wasn't impressed by most of the mind games and it turned into a fighting anime later on and I didn't notice much strategy in the fights. I think I watched with rather long breaks in between some episodes and this contributed to my bad impression. I might watch it again. I heard the Great Pretender has mind games; is this true and if so are they a major part of the show? Any other recommendations?

>>3911 I believe it got a game a long time ago on PS4. It came to PC and Switch this year.

Queen's Seed Hikaru to Hikaru Erotical Wizard to 12-nin no Hanayome Sora wo Matotte

>>3664 Bastard!! Mato Seihei no Slave - the uncensored manga chapters Game obu Familia - Family Senki Kaii to Otome to Kamikakushi Reincarnation Colliseum Gokusotsu Kraken

Is Anime Twist dead or am I being retarded?

>>4362 It's been dead for a long time I thought?

Pointless bread nyaa dot si is all you need

>>4357 Respectable outcome. I think the cute gif definitely helped too.

>>4360 Yes, warm kudos to the anon who nominated her with a good gif.

When will Hano Haruka's wedding chapter of her brocon-siscon series be translated? The links to it are https://xcancel.com/hanoharu/status/1739229172914946367#m and https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/114632136 and from what I saw, it has never been translated.

Does /a/ like Nue's Exorcist?

>>4305 Never heard of it

>>4304 Don't bother. He's an insincere shitposter who thinks the answer to everything is being edgy. Either he's shitposting for his "character" bit or he's genuinely just stuck in a 14 year old's mentality of being edgy for the sake of it.

>>4306 It's not even that, I'm just annoyed on how low effort it is despite "watching" every rider and sentai. He didn't know the bar scene from Kamen Rider Faiz with actual alcohol, the worm doctor episode of Kamen Rider Kabuto with the oden stall owner serving sake (or Daisuke's debut episode, the mixer is likely serving beer), the Gekiranger drunken fist episode with Retsu or even the Dairanger drunken fist pose (or the episode with the tofu monster drinking sake) or any other show that had the villain with a bottle of wine. There's not even a mention of Kamen Rider the Diner https://paselabo.pasela.co.jp/rider/gm_food/ that serves both alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails based on a Rider and that diner has been existing for more than a decade and yet somehow selling alcohol is a current year issue. Even his rant with Gavv being anti-drug is late. W (which Gavv seems to borrow the transformation item from) and even fucking Fourze, with the school administration forcing highschool kids to use the switches (which are addicting by the way) so they could find the select few to complete the Horoscopes, have done it.

>>4323 Almost like he's a complete poser, anon.

Record of Ragnarok Volume 9 The name 'Varuna' is misspelled 'Baruna'. "It is" Kamen Rider Kuuga Volume 4 This sentence should end in a question mark not a period. Tokyo Revengers Omnibus Volume 17-18 "it won't much of a difference"

>>4150 Making a new post so I can put these together. Fist of the North Star Volume 11 Ellipses are off the speech bubble. "I waited till a certain someone had handed their asses to them, them went and grabbed them myself." The second 'them' should be a 'then'.

Should be updating this thread more. For the better the less mistakes I have to report. Mobile Suit Gundam Thunderbolt Volume 18 Should be a question mark. Helck Volumes 8 & 9 Harpii is misspelled Harpi. Zilch is misspelled "zlich". The baby says "Ma-man" which is apparently french but seeing as how it's not a french setting & no one else uses french sayings, I'm chocking it up to a mistake where they meant to put just "Mama". Then finally this is one where they misspelled the item Azudrucksack, a pun on Azudra's name & rucksack, to "Azdrarucksack". Even though they got it right the first times prior.

Anyone got a good remux of the original series?

So, did anyone go to watch the first Gurren Lagann movie in theaters tonight? I did, it was alright. I hated the first movie when I was watching it by myself with headphones, but the movie environment makes it easier to ignore the flaws since they try to immerse you and things like audio are less clear. There were still enough issues to be noticeable, and the translation is... shit, but still, it was better than watching the movie on my computer (for strange reasons admittedly), I'll say that much kek. It is no substitute for watching the show and feeling everything that you feel when you do, but its okay if you just want to "have fun" I guess, and avoid thinking too much. The best part was probably the intro though. Lordgenome voicing that was wild and it was an intense way to start the movie. I wanted to try it in 4D to see if the second movie (the actual good one) was worth watching in 4D, but sadly the weather made it too dangerous to drive to the farther theater for that, so I stuck to a local one. It was okay, there were issues but it was alright. FYI, THE SECOND MOVIE AIRS IN A WEEK (subbed, don't watch the trash dub please), GET YOUR TICKETS IF YOU CARE

>watch eva for the second or third time >episode 2, mentions the human instrumentality project for the first time >realize the name makes absolutely no sense for what it is >look up the kanji from the report page <補完 complementation; supplementation; completion <it actually meant mankind completion project the whole time <translators dropped the meaning of the phrase because of some sci-fi reference No wonder eva is hard to get into when information vital to the plot gets dropped in translation.