Anime/Manga Discussion Thread

[KSUowls]

One Punch Man is amazing. On premise alone I did not think that I would like it, but it's hilarious.


86 (Eighty-Six) is a phenomenal anime and currently on crunchy roll (no subscription required). Most of what has been produced the last couple years has been some combination of trashy harem or generic issekai. Eight-Six feels much more like older anime with real character development, world building, and it really pulls at emotions. It's a mecha anime that seems to be very much an homage to old Gundam style shows that were very character focused in a very unkind world. I can't recommend this show enough.

[Donald Allen]

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[p_rushing]

One punch man season 3 is coming some time soon.

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[KSUowls]

The summer season is wrapping up.

Classroom of the elite season 2 started off a bit slow, but the last few episodes finished it off strong.

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[bcruise]

Was debating internally on where to post this, maybe it even deserves its own thread. Many of us (outside of this thread, that is) might be more familiar with his work in Chrono Trigger and the Dragon Quest series, but either way he has likely touched the lives of many people on this board.

https://www.gematsu.com/2024/03/drag...dies-at-age-68

Absolutely shocking and heartbreaking. RIP.

[LambertandHam]

Quote: Originally Posted by bcruise

Was debating internally on where to post this, maybe it even deserves its own thread. Many of us (outside of this thread, that is) might be more familiar with his work in Chrono Trigger and the Dragon Quest series, but either way he has likely touched the lives of many people on this board. https://www.gematsu.com/2024/03/drag...dies-at-age-68 Absolutely shocking and heartbreaking. RIP.

Hit me like a ton of bricks. So much of me getting into anime and manga growing up is owed to him. Not just Dragon Ball, but Dragon Quest as you mentioned. His impact and the cultural legacy he created, not just in Japan, but worldwide will always be in memory to him.



RIP.