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Tuesday, July 21, 2026
thats what I get for typing while walking away from my pc (not looking, holding my wireless keyboard)
well, that depends on what you thinkg ra[ost was supposed to be
It would, because there is a subset (say 20% of people) who cannot understand that you are not supposed to root for every character ever written who is a protagonist (unrelated, since I am rooting for rudy)
Replying to Phijkchu_Pikachu #klombak It would, because there is a subset (say 20% of people) who cannot understand that you are not supposed to root for every character ever written who is a protagonist (unrelated, since I am rooting for rudy)
You would think people would understand anti-heroes with the 10 Marvel movies who are all anti-heroes
Yeah, like spider man
I've seen the papers, he is a menace
Jobless I imagine is mostly a slow burn for the world building, We haven't been shown a ton of universe original concepts beyond that of of some of the strange abilities of the demons, the sword god system, and the curses but with how much I was able to know by taking notes during my season 1 rewatch a few years ago for season 2, and how much I was able to piece before it occurred in s2, and how many things were open ended, I can assume plenty is getting set up for people who are staying hypervigilant.
I say this as someone who loves MT
I think partially because the author is into the idea of time passing as Rudy grows up (which is more obvious in the novels), he writes downtime in which breaks up the pace of the story in a sorta weird way
idk if this is criticism or what, but MT is on the chekov side of writing, where characters/places/things are drawn upon time and time again, and I think a lot of fantasy (and anime in general) is more used to Shounen or monster-of-the-week sorta pacing, where the story progresses by introducing new things/characters and just sidelining those plot elements once they've been resolved in the moment, so the story can move onto the next thing
The author gets more explicit with the themes he's going for with the story as it goes on, but I think most of them are pretty obvious even now
Yeah like the theme of polygamy is awesome
which was also the entire point of the one robot anime from a few seasons ago that had the really good episode 0 then consistantly got worse each episode after that
To the original discussion Dialga/Pika were heaving, I really don't understand the anti crowd at all for MT
Its preformative weebing
I think that is entirely it
or even the reddit take of "you're not supposed to like Rudeus"
you want to engage with anime, but you don't really like it, but you want to engage with it
Re:Zero (and Shangri-La for that matter) do have a ton of inspired-by works
they're just all WNs
and never escape the format
idk whether to even blame Shangri-la for the litRPG craze, because the genre itself was Russian originally, then went over to Japan/Korea
every isekai needs slavery and rice
it's a rule
I think its a good call, but the MT anime also doesn't spend almost any time explaining the magic/martial system in the world
Rudeus gets a little bit from a book in S1, and the magic/sword masters will explain some things a little here and there
there is a very rigid system, that I think most anime-onlys will be surprised by some aspect of it at some point
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Thursday, July 23, 2026
Started watching Li'l Elvis Jones and the Truckstoppers. It's another kids show where you don't realize how fucked up the premise is until you're an adult.
A couple in the NT who own a service station, find a baby in a guitar case are convinced the kid is the illigitimate son of Elvis Presley. So they raise him up to be an Elvis Impersonator, and they won't let him go to school.
Maybe it's because when I watched it I didn't watch it from the start, so I thought his parents weren't delusional. But watching it from the start this is the clearest case of nurture over nature, since the kid does not want to be an elvis impersonator, but his parents are forcing that life-style onto him.
It is truly great
Replying to Kribbles #kribbles1 The catgirl smoker show was kinda too much for me Lv 999 Villager is the same show as Solo Leveling (edited)
Dogulwang
Undercover behind enemy lines, Jooheon's newest plan to torment TKBM will involve taking them down from the inside! Stealing their relics and causing infighting is just the tip of the iceberg on what he'll do to make the group pay for their sins. But with the appearance of the Tower of Pride, Jooheon's skills in rage-baiting will truly be tested...
myanimelist.netwatch this if you want your Solo Leveling-like
idk if I meant it as an actual rec, it's just 1:1 Solo Leveling
it's got all the Korean tropes too
I think the first ~ 3 episodes of solo leveling are the only episodes I can consider good
in terms of writing/chracter/etc
the demon tower sideplot is good
but it's pointless in the anime
the meme of John Solo Levels ignoring women though is funny
I guess yeah
it's really hard to write a show about the MC becoming God
I also don't really understand why China/Korea like doing that so much
at least cultivation slop has the perk of there being a million other people attaining godhood, the power scaling is just logrithmic
Koreans have nothing redeeming
the fighting highschool tourney one?
oh sorry, I was thinking of The God of High School
I watched S1 of Tower too
it was good, but I didn't get back into it for the sequel
God of High school has a really funny OP
