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Rei made a friend whose more hopeless than he is. 
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I was really confused until someone explained what was going on in the next episode preview. Thanks, preview!
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Jan 29, 2018 07:31
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Stupid q: roughly which episode of the manga does the most recent episode end? I wanna start reading forward.
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Jan 29, 2018 18:28
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They actually display the manga chapter #'s during every episode. Latest episode covered chapters 74-76.
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Jan 29, 2018 18:34
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How far is the Manga right now?
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Jan 29, 2018 22:05
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About one volume comes out a year, which was Volume 13 (chapters 127-139) as of at least October 2017.
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Jan 29, 2018 23:00
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Anime takes a 3 week hiatus during Olympic winter games, this Saturday will have episode 38, and episode 39 will be on March 3rd.
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Feb 2, 2018 20:06
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Noooooooooooooooo!
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Feb 2, 2018 22:22
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March comes in with an episode and takes a nap until April
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Feb 2, 2018 22:41
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Taking a break on a high note. The Kawamoto family is very powerful.
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I just want Kiriyama to eat all that delicious food.
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It was nice to even just see Rei have a genuine laugh like that 
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Feb 3, 2018 22:30
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Now we can all be assured of perfectly soft boiled eggs thanks to the Kawamoto family. https://my.mixtape.moe/wwzxlp.webm
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I don't really know why I started watching this because I don't loving understand shogi and I generally hate anything even adjacent to the phrase "slice of life" but this show is kinda spiritually soothing. Also the pacing is absolutely glacial which I can't even tell whether is a bad thing or not. I guess it's just nice to watch something that doesn't have trash characterisation and the plotlines aren't fantastical.
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Amstrad posted:Now we can all be assured of perfectly soft boiled eggs thanks to the Kawamoto family. Great, now this show is responsible for both cardiac arrest due to adorableness AND a massive increase in my cholesterol Anyway I went and charged ahead, massive manga spoilers holy poo poo holy poo poo the father arc, holy poo poo holy poo poo Rei straight out of the loving blue PROPOSING MARRIAGE and Hina being totally cool with it Is Honey and Clover as good as this? I know a lot of people liked it back in the day and I may have to take it up myself.
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MJP posted:Great, now this show is responsible for both cardiac arrest due to adorableness AND a massive increase in my cholesterol Honey and Clover is really good but different than March Comes in like a Lion. March Comes in like a Lion is probably Chica Umino's better work. Honey and Clover is more melodrama and deals with romance, graduating college and learning more about themselves. The use of music in the anime is really good though.
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Honey and Clover is really great but it also has one of the most maddening endings I have ever witnessed
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littleorv posted:Honey and Clover is really great but it also has one of the most maddening endings I have ever witnessed By and large I thought the ending was great and made sense, but that's probably because I interpreted Shuji as being Hagu's caretaker rather than a husband-to-be, and if someone took it the other way I can see not liking it.
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yes the ending is better if you misinterpret it
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Cake Attack posted:yes the ending is better if you misinterpret it I don't see the relationship ever being anything more than one-way, even if he wanted something more.
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littleorv posted:Honey and Clover is really great but it also has one of the most maddening endings I have ever witnessed This is a really good synopsis of that show.
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I finally caught up, I'm not sure if it was intentional, Souya appearing to be child-like and autistic when actually he is just becoming deaf. The way he reacted (or actually didn't react) to the wine was a bit too much and didn't feel consistent with him just being deaf. I admit that him not picking up the phone in an earlier episode was some clever foreshadowing though.
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Symbolic Butt posted:I finally caught up, I'm not sure if it was intentional, Souya appearing to be child-like and autistic when actually he is just becoming deaf. The way he reacted (or actually didn't react) to the wine was a bit too much and didn't feel consistent with him just being deaf.
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I think the implication is not that he is is intermittently deaf specifically, but that he is just detaching from reality. There is a constant reinforcement of his transcendental nature, and that he has the distance of a deity. He sort of fades in and out of the normal plane of existence, and sound is just a part of that.
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honkers
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lol she is almost literally doing honkers's official art pose.
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Getting a little existential this week.
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Oh right, this arc! For some reason I thought this was way later. It really cuts straight to the bone.
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They make it hard to know who to root for. My impression though is that Kishou(?) probably shouldn't be striving to win because his friends and colleagues stopped playing Shogi and saddling him with that obligation; they stopped, that's their choice and on them, maybe for one tournament it'd be fine to say "I dedicate this win to [X] who unfortunately had to stop." But you're entire shogi career? That's unreasonable.
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Holy hell this was an incredible episode. This show is so astonishingly good at pushing you into its' characters heads and making you feel their experiences, even for minor side characters.
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Raenir Salazar posted:They make it hard to know who to root for. Kishou isn't his name, it's a title he's earned, like "grandmaster" or something. It's replacing the numbered rank other players get, ie: Shimada 8-dan. His name is Yanagihara, iirc. If Shimada wins he will become the new Kishou. That's what they mean by a title match: they're literally competing for a title.
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Holy Hell episode 40 was amazing. I still don't understand one thing about shogi but that was one incredible battle. Seeing this animated really adds to the emotion of whats going to.
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Lmao WTF That post credits art
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Pootybutt posted:Lmao WTF That post credits art the literal representation of 3-gatsu characters as Street Fighter characters.
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Pootybutt posted:Lmao WTF That post credits art I've always wanted to see Hana dressed as Dva and Rei as a Jojo character.
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Man, I've consumed all the March Comes in Like a Lion I could find, and I've got some opinions. This show is really good, and I enjoy seeing people laugh, blush, cry and generally look adorable. The squishy cartoony faces make everyone seem so alive. It's giving me a major Totoro vibe whenever  If Mei is a crab, then Momo is some type of hamster. The voice acting also really sells the whole: "Never make Hinata cry again" thing when you can actually experience it first hand. Everything about the bullying is so visceral, it's kind of hard to watch. The first movie is a pretty adequate adaptation. Rei's actor is very good, and they manage to go through the overarching plot beats in a reasonably good way. That boy's got a weird haircut, though. It looks like it would require a lot of maintenance. Apparently he even gets his hair done during fits of crippling depression.  Something that actually bothers me is that the Kawamotos are not focused on enough. Their introductory scene is really great, but then the Shogi starts taking up all the runtime, and I don't care about that aspect nearly as much. Especially egregious is that they didn't manage to include this scene:   The second movie (which covers all of the manga and more) is a bit unpleasant, though. The way it's framed makes it really obvious what a weirdo Rei is. In the manga, they kind of deal with the whole love confession thing in a calm manner, and still let Rei hang out and stuff. Here, it all happens so quickly that he seems pretty unhinged, and appropriately gets told to gently caress off. It doesn't help that he simply goes insane during that final Shogi match. Something I'm curious about : Did they change the resolution of the father storyline deliberately or was that arc simply not finished at the time? It kind of feels like the manga could go in a similar direction at some point, since Rei is seriously overprotective. I'm not sure I'd enjoy that, though. Doesn't sound fluffy at all. And More fucked around with this message at 01:27 on Mar 24, 2018 |
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Someone please reboot the teacher.
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