It's really good
autism
Who is Rem though?
Monday, February 4, 2019
Well, maybe I shouldn't say "really"
But it's actually got a non-shit story
I wonder what the anime will look like
I can't wait for the generation of furries created by this anime
RIP the Canadian education system
is this when we find out you homeschool ghrek, and that is your shitty avatar max?
>implying we couldn't find it
I mean, as far as doxing goes, statistically I would bet you he lives in one of these 10 places
most likely halifax
Actually, once Google+ gets shut down in a couple months, it probably would be near-impossible to find
The distance between halifax and sydney from the 2006 cenus is hilarious btw
2nd most populated is almost 10x less populated than the most, and the most is still sub 1 mill
We can also statistically guess that ghrek is likely either irish, scottish, or english
Kappa
which, since by lore he is your son, makes max likely irish, english, or scotish
there is a 2.3% chance max is black though
get fucked my city beats the largest city in nova scotia
>Pika's being friends with a nigger
I am infact friends with a black
well that's kind of obvious, like 70% of people in his province live there
"You seem really human-like"
"Well that's because I used to be a human"
SurprisedPikachu.png
I assume it was just a poor translation
Tuesday, February 5, 2019
the creator's fetishes seem to be showing
you pin it
oof
After consuming anime for over 25 years, Andrew started up Otaku Spirit Animecast podcast with his brother, Chris. Connecting with fans from California to Japan, their goal has always been to break from the mold and serve a community with a positive and entertaining view of the fandom they loved so much. With over 1200 anime titles under his belt and passing 700 anime reviews recorded, Andrew has enjoyed giving every show a chance and never falls on the 3-Episode Rule.>fans from California to Japan
So... the Pacific ocean
im sure people under the sea are big fans of anime
she has run numerous panels at East coast conventions both alone and with her fellow AWO hosts, on a variety of topics such as BL/yaoi, Black Jack, Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, and building plastic model kits. In both the podcast and convention panels, she attempts to balance detailed discussions of individual works and the industry with accessibility to new viewers, and is hopefully successful at least some of the time.AWOOOO
man, who writes this shit