submitted fantasy noises & perfect delusions to the album exchange category of the music league here so ill just do that again
This film is a doozy.
ill prolly be seeing it this weekend most likely
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How I imagine arctiepie
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What stops you doing both?
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Class today + film timings.
Just skip class, school doesnāt give you pancakes.
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ok i listened to this album. It wasnt really my thing but I get why its yours. I appreciated the like storytellingy aspect
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Iām unfriending you on discord
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does anyone else have a mental block when it comes to committing to watching a tv show which is still airing in the event that it randomly gets canceled causing the narrative to either be blatantly unfinished or with a Reasonably Passable ending but with stuff thatās unresolved because the showrunners were clearly planning for another season
i guess the latter isnāt too bad itās mainly the former which is annoying but neither are great
most of the time i end up watching only old tv shows because of this
oh thereās also the game of thrones situation where the last third of the show just ends up being slop which for some people (me being one of them) kinda makes the whole rest of the show not worth watching? so yeah, feels like iām cursed to only be able to commit to tv shows that have already ended (that also donāt have a slop ending)
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currently iām having this problem with frieren
i tend to be less anal about this habit with anime because my logic is that if i really like the show and it doesnāt finish/is adapted terribly then i can at least read the manga
but shortly after starting it i found out the manga has been on an indefinite hiatus for a year
so. thatās rather unfortunate
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This might be my fault (I started TBHK and then it went on hiatus, and then I started Frieren and then it went on hiatus, and after that one, I stopped starting ongoing manga).
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i mean i could see how that could be an issue in some cases but like I donāt really think it needs to be?
like a lot of shit is totally fine in smaller, technically-incomplete chunks
kinda like star wars with the prequel films/disney films or the MCU, at a certain point you just have to accept that not every part of it is the exact same quality and maybe some of the individual stories are awesome even in the context of a greater work that, as a whole, doesnāt really have consistent quality (or in the MCU case even a defined end yet - but like you aint seeing me dismiss Iron Man just because the entire MCU is still running long past the point of me caring about it lol)
looking at anime I can think of numerous examples off the top of my head of shows that I absolutely love parts of that arenāt ācompleteā yet and for all I know may never be
like Re:Zero was a good show before S2 was confirmed and in the years where it looked like that was all we were gonna get, and now that thereās more being adapted pretty consistently itās like āoh cool two cakesā
Made in Abyss is also getting continuously adapted as the source material progresses, but like even if it stopped now before the upcoming third season and after the movie and s2 that were good-but-not-as-good as S1, Iād still think season 1 is one of the single greatest pieces of animated media ever created
I know Oshi no Koās ending had some sort of AoT-style drama that I donāt know the details of (and if you spoil me i will be extremely upset at you!) but again like with Made in Abyss I think the first episode on its own is so strong as to justify the existence of the work (and this isnāt even considering that there are more episodes across three seasons right now and thereās some really good stuff in there)
I could come up with a ton of examples of stuff still in sequel jail thatās still a good time for what does exist too
yes its really nice when a long story can maintain consistent quality from end to end, but sometimes its worth just taking what there is and appreciating the value in it even if itās not technically complete :)
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Walking outside
A little girl runs up to this guy walking his dog and starts asking about him
As I heae hiim going āhes 9! We got him when-ā he gets cut off and the little girl goes āOur dog lost a leg!ā And he just went āOh!.. Iām sorry to hear that!ā
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our cat snapped her leg at one point, but luckily we found a surgeon who was able to bolt it back together
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I get that, but Iāve been watching Avatar: Seven Havens with friends as itās been airing, and itās a lot of fun to be experiencing it contemporaneous to a bunch of other people. I see posts on social media about it and fan art, and hear discussions and theories and whatever. It can be hard to retroactively join in on a communal experience. Yeah, Frieren may not be finished for awhile, but it had or is probably still having a little cultural moment and you can be a participant now if you want.
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plus some things are really only good as a cultural moment in this fashion
Higurashi Gou and Sotsu come to mind as insanely hype announcements that were absolutely incredible roller coasters to be on week to week, but watching it all at once after the fact feels like itd be a waste of time compared to watching something better lol
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my cat lost a leg a couple years ago
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damn bitch wont listen to my late soviet rock fuk u hoe
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