
- my must see: 1. Shingeki no Kyojin S2 (It's time for Hype like 4 years ago) o_0
2. Boku no Hero Academia S2 (glad it didn't took longer than other sequels)^_^
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only theatrical releases, Stargazed Charts used to add both categories (Br/Dvd)gdpetti said:A question... under the 'movies' category.. does that mean a theatrical release or not? TV 'movie' or what?
you mean Black Jack ;/ but yes i like it, just 12 eps no need to try 'sequels' firstgdpetti said:PS.... Just looked at your link to the Young Jack Black series... which sounded rather good, how did that turn out? Based on a manga series Jack Black... series of short stories.. couple animes, a movie... then Young Jack Black... was it any good?
What do you mean? Next up: a Manga that involves creating Eromanga that created Ore no Imouto manga!!!Norren said:Eromanga-sensei: From what I've read of the Manga so far, this appears to be a parody of Ore no Imouto by the author of Ore no Imouto wherein the MC teams up with his adopted imouto to write Ore no Imouto for a light novel contest. (I think this author might need an intervention...)
not as few but i keep watching less tv series than 2016, what interest me moreMasich said:I got really a short list of stuff to try out... rest will have to be by word of mouth, as I honestly don't see any other interesting series.
yet oddly yesterday i saw Neregate charts will quit after v3, april fool's joke? :0Norren said:Hmm, odd season so far.
hi! glad to see you here, what's your spring watchlist (not TV sequels)? mine is:labk1ta said:hello. i feel so nostalgic everytime i come here and don't see some of the people i used to talk to, a lot. i miss you guys!
right now, i'm trying to catch some of the animes from last winter that i've wanted to watch and eating apple. downloading some of the spring animes as well.
not sure why my post ended up here instead of "what are you doing?" thread. lol.Ryu said:hi! glad to see you here, what's your spring watchlist (not TV sequels)? mine is:hello. i feel so nostalgic everytime i come here and don't see some of the people i used to talk to, a lot. i miss you guys!
right now, i'm trying to catch some of the animes from last winter that i've wanted to watch and eating apple. downloading some of the spring animes as well.
1. Zero kara Hajimeru Mahou no Sho
2. Eromanga-sensei
3. Rokudenashi Majutsu Koushi to Akashic Records
4. Sakura Quest
5. Shuumatsu Nani Shitemasu ka? Isogashii desu ka? Sukutte Moratte Ii desu ka?
6. Re:Creators
7. Alice to Zouroku
8. Atom: The Beginning
9. Renai Boukun
:/ reconsidering Sagrada reset 0r fukumenkei, but winter/sequels I'm watchinglabk1ta said:i'm enjoying sakura quest, eromanga, shuumatsu, fukumenkei. i haven't caught up with the last winter season anime sadly.
tvtropes.orgIn a supernatural version of the modern day, The Eccentric Family (Uchouten Kazoku) presents diverse Kyoto, where tanuki and tengu live side-by-side with humans. The tanuki Shimogamo family was once the head of the entire Kyoto tanuki society, but after the unfortunate death of their patriarch, Chief Souichirou, the family falls into disrepair as his four sons struggle to grow up and regain their foothold in society. This series follows Yasaburou, third son of the Shimogamo family, who inherited his father's idiocy. Having been taught by legendary tengu master Akadama and with close ties to human-tengu Benten, who is both a member of the tanuki-eating Friday Fellows and his longtime crush, Yasaburou's life is complicated.
Quirks and eccentricities abound. Yasaburou's brothers are their own curiosities. Yaichirou, the eldest, is aloof but overreacts to everything. Yajirou, the second oldest, is only motivated when drunk and lives as a frog at the bottom of a shrine well. Lastly, Yashirou, the youngest, works under his abusive cousins but has a knack for creating electricty. Their mother is a theatrical bifauxnen known as the "Black Prince" who's very afraid of thunder. Yasuburou himself disregards tanuki laws and society and masquerades as human most of the time. Despite antagonistic relatives, the Ebisugawas, and the threat of being caught and cooked in the Friday Fellows' hot pot, the family and friends go about life in ways only a bunch of misfits could.Originally a novel by Tomihiko Morimi published in 2007. A thirteen-episode anime adaptation was created by P. A. Works and aired Summer 2013.Production Second novel (from the planned trilogy) came out in 2015 and second anime season from the same staff aired in Spring 2017.