Ren~
@renishere
Não vou deixar de existir tão cedo, então porque não aproveita e apreciei com seus olhos o conteúdo dessa conta como uma representação das trocentas coisas que fazem quem sou? ~Hi to the ones that lack portuguese Profile picture by: @kiloy.bsky.social
Now I can totally undestand how episodes like this were enough to fuel a fandom for months, besides the usual "theory making" angle, I get really invested in the aspect of the characters personality being in this state of never really clicking, that our bad emotions can be louder than the good ones.
Truly the most interesting factor in this show is undestanding more of the characters flaws and nature, like how Ragatha's constant desperation to be liked clashes with her hatred for Jax, bringing this absurd need to befriend Pomni before them that just hurts things even more.
Goofy teaches his son the wonders of inhumane torture by hanging a pirate to be devoured by a aligator in front of them
I still really like the mobile Cyberpunk game, it's a very solid cinematic platformer for flip phones, and I really dig the ability to dodge shots and make the enemies hit themselfs, plus everything turning dark when a critical hit happens.
Somehow this game and Dreamkiller exist in the same part of my brain by how I can't see one without thinking of the other.
It's been a while since i thought about Spicy City, this episode it's good because it ends in Cyborg Lesbians
I can only find funny how a work that goes out of it's way to show vomit as rainbow is still seen as disgusting by some. It's like the intention was exactly to use the cute factor as bait to explore themes that some overlook or romanticize like the character health being affected by depression.
I find fascinating scenes like this that can make the one watching get diferent undestadings from how Mokoto doesn't appear to care for someone just got brain fried, from being a cold nature, or the future made so easy to heal people that they got too sanatized to the most terrible things, or both.
Everyones favorite Ghost In The Shell game! But I still find the combat in this game so cool, the fact every dodge and grab it's so manual feels like you truly earned every sick moment, instead of just pressing a button at the right time for a automatic counter animation to play out.
I know it's more about the nostalgia speaking, but I still love how this game looks
I always thought it was neat that the Wii would get seventh gem titles that were pretty much going for the game as in the other consoles, but with a more cartoony visual instead of forcing it to handle some mega low resolution version.
And so it ends, short and sweet as it is, feels nice to know that things just get to a conclusion like this, a simple message on how good friendship truly is, through all the funny and silly, that's all we need in life.
The funny thing about Kagura is that she's such a cliche and yet pure hearted about it that you can't help it but to find her adorable
And Tomo never learned that nothing can get between Kaori and her beloved Sakaki
Even in the end Yukari has to mess with Chiyo for no reason because she's just built like that
Nothing like starting the last episode with some character development: the devil cat was a tsundere all along.
I'm always fascinated by the seventh generation obssession with making their commercials into music videos with licensed songs.
IT'S THE LEGENDARY SCENE, EVERYONES FAVORITE MOMENT, A MASTERPIECE IN ANIMATION FORM
