>Open World turn-based RPG or a Zelda/Darksiders-like for Dai Dark >Neo Ranga game where you manage your God/Cult while also having Kaiju fights with Bulk Slash gameplay >3D adventure game of NINKU where you have a hubworld but its main focus is mission-based stealth action >Idol Manager/Rhythm game for Kodomo No Omocha >Immersive Dungeon Crawler like Ultima Underworld where you can interact with the world in many ways but more food/cooking focused for Dungeon Meshi Post your ideas or discuss vidya based on anime/manga that you like

Where we talk about currently airing anime, anime that is airing RIGHT NOW. Because I have seen a lot of talk on 4/a/ about how they stay because of the seasonal threads, but nobody ever actually makes seasonal threads here, and I want to talk about eps as they come out too. Do please try to avoid source material spoilers (or at least actually use spoiler tags) because not all of us read the source material as stuff airs.

Felt the thread needed one. Starting with some amusing news. No Game No Life Creator Fires Back At Western Reader Bitching About No Dark-Skinned Characters https://boundingintocomics.com/2023/03/09/no-game-no-life-creator-fires-back-after-western-reader-criticizes-series-lack-of-dark-skinned-characters/ >Yet, despite the game taking place in a fully fictional country, a Western reader unsurprisingly took issue with the fact that Disboard did not exactly parallel real-world history. >On March 2nd, Kamiya took to Twitter to reveal that they had recently “received a scolding DM from a foreign reader who said ‘There were brown-skinned people in medeival and early modern Europe, why don’t they appear in your work?'” >Responding directly to this accusation, the Brazillian-Japanese creator declared, “First of all Disboard is not in Europe.” >“Were there furry ears or elves in medieval Europe?,” he added before noting “Also, there are usually brown-skinned characters.” >It should be noted that one of the sixteen different sentient races who have a seat at the table of Disboard politics are the dwarves, all of whom are noticably more tan than their peers. >However, as they did not appear in the series’ anime adaptation nor have they made their debut in its manga version, it seems that this fan had not fully engaged with Kamiya’s work before attempting to rake him over the coals. >Ultimately, the entire interaction left Kamiya wondering if they would have a better understanding of the fan’s mentality if, instead of leaving for Japan with his parents at the age of 7, he had lived out his life in the United States. >“I wonder if I wouldn’t understand it because I am now completely close to the Japanese,” said the creator. Didn't realize the NGNL creator was half-brazilian, kek.

>Try watch anime. >Can easily binge it from start to finish if I got the time, and have no issues picking it back up a day after if it's that long. >Try read manga. >Drop it after a few chapters out of boredom and not feeling like it. >Try read LN. >Can easily binge a whole volume in a few hours. What exactly causes this? It's not a matter of adaptations either, it happens with manga original stuff too.

Just imagine: in 500 short years we will finally reach the finalé of Das Finale!

Will the manga hiatus ever end? Was the anime the end of this?

Let's have a Digimon thread. Favorite anime? Favorite manga? Favorite game? Favorite Digimon?

Dumping the latest chapter here. As always, discussion of other Matsui works are also welcome.

Hello /a/, fancy seeing (You) again. How do we feel about the most recent Emilyko developments? The final arc is just getting started.

Was Tsunade REALLY an awful Hokage?

WATAYA: >PLAYAN >WATCHAN >LISTENAN >READAN >EATAN >DRINKAN >FAPPAN >FEELAN >But this is not /v/!. No u.

To think of it, isn't it weird how basically all anime ecelebs in the 10s launched their careers shitting on SAO? Only to either never mention it again or constantly shit on anything from the 20s by praising SAO instead, and either way they never actually talk about SAO itself. Zero integrity whatsoever.

Time to make this thread again. Here's an archive of the last thread on 8kunt: https://archive.vn/EAtrt So, I decided to drop UFO Senshi Dai Apolon after 17 episodes. It's not a bad series, it's okay, but I just grew bored with the show. The premise is that Takeshi is the prince of a planet that was conquered by the Dazaan Army, and was sent to Earth as a baby in order to ensure his survival. He then grows up in an orphanage, and gains a passion for American football while living there. Then, on his 16th birthday, he is struck by a meteor that imbues him with the Key Energy power that his planet's people had developed as their "ultimate weapon". Takeshi and his friends are then abducted by his guardian, Rabi, who informs him of his origin and gives him and his friends a giant robot, Dai Apolon, and several UFOs in order to fight off the Dazaan Army and protect the Key Energy that now reside within Takeshi. The rest of the series then details the Dazaan Army's various attempts to gain the Key Energy along with trying to figure out the true identity Dai Apolon's pilot. The series boils down to three different episode were something effects the "UFO Boy Scouts" on a personal level, some outsider gets involved in the fights, or the leaders of the Dazaan Army are trying out one of their various "just created" super-weapons to defeat Dai Apolon. It's pretty formulaic, and it just feels like an attempt to sell toys. There are some moments in the series were it does decide to get a little bit more "mature" with it's premise as innocent people are dying during some of the episodes, but it feels like it's there just to be there and show how "evil" the villains are (As if mass genocide and enslavement across the galaxy wasn't reason enough). And, the show never really moves beyond that. There are a few times were the Dazaans do some espionage and end up kidnapping the wrong people thinking they have times to Dai Apolon, along with some general rivalries and tensions taking place within the various generals of the Dazaan Army, but it never really moves beyond that or does anything unique with it. As for the animation, the art is fine but the show feels very stilted and limited in it's animation. And, with the audio, there really isn't much music to speak of, the sound effects are great, but all the voices sound like the characters are always shouting no matter what they say. Overall, I wasn't really that impressed with UFO Senshi Dai Apolon. Like I said, it isn't a bad series, but I just grew too bored with it to the point that I didn't care about finishing it off.

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I miss watching Bake for the first time so many years ago.