Friday wrote:2. We're not going to be talking about it for quite a while.

Well I would hope so! Hoping not see him show up at like, #89.

I was a bit worried about Dungeon Meshi at first because it didn't seem to really be going anywhere and I had some trouble in letting it hook me in. The cookbook gimmick is cute and Kui commits to it fully and completely, but that was never gonna carry a story on its own, at least no more so than an...

Friday wrote:

Literally (yes, literally literally) GUFFAWED at this.

Allz I know is Columbo better make it on here. I'm mentioning it just in case, because you only said 80's/90's, even though I'm 99% sure that you would remember it at some point even without me saying anything. I mean, if it was my list it would have a lot of other things from the 70's but this is y...

Ahahahahahaha Wahahahahaha!

This is really old but I can't stop looping it today after running into it again, dammit.

(pretty sure it's a Eurasian Beech Marten)

Oh hai Romo

lmao

perfect

Decided to finally read OPM, and yeah it's just good solid, funny entertainment. It's pretty nice when hype doesn't let you down (even if it's old hype). I doubt I need to do a review, but I just wanted to say that the bit where Saitama offhandedly compares the nazi MMA guy to corn was https://i.pin...

Yeah, I mean that much was pretty obvious, standard anti-fascism fare - which is fine! And yes, Luffy seems to be mainly revolutionary-adjacent, even if he's not on Team Dragon Dad (yet?). But yeah, really my impression after a couple hours down the rabbit hole was "this world is really cool bu...

I did chuckle that apparently Oda had to specifically state "No, the real treasure is not 'the friends we made along the way', it's... treasure."

I genuinely believe... [snip] So the thing is that those are all structural arguments, like, how the author works, but there's nothing really there about the story? I can respect Oda for being very good at his craft, but like, I want to know why I should give a shit about this actual story? It's a ...

Been reading mangas for the first time in a loooooonnng time. Delicious in Dungeon is a good Manga. Ryoko Kui is a master of art, storytelling, and humour. You should read it. Yes, I've noticed it seems to be the flavour of the month. :V (Honestly, the graphic style does look very friendly, so I've...

also if you're reading manga again there has never been a better time to start reading one piece, do it, do it, do it. You're really going to have to hard sell me on that one, because I recall reading it for a while when it first came out (maybe, 1/20th of where it is now?) and IMO it was pretty st...