In Devilman Crybaby episode 2 at around 9:50 minutes in, Akira wakes up from a dream and removes the covers to reveal black scribbly lines covering his bed.
He uses a large lint roller to roll up some of the scribbles. He then tears the sheet off of the lint roller and tosses it into the trash.
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I've been having trouble identifying some One Piece Osts used in the anime. I've taken up the task of re-watching some of the arcs for One Piece as I'm waiting for the manga to update and I came across some battle osts in the Enies Lobby arc that I tried to find out but have had no luck so far. I...
see how almost nobody in the comments likes the artist's rendition
I've never liked these western disney-like portraits for multiple reasons, one of them being these dead-eyed faces because they don't portray subtle facial expressions in them
also the bokeh and the fucking annoying chromatic aberration effect which just makes it look lazy and like you're hiding your low quality image flaws
makes my eyes hurt coz I can't even focus properly on the image :(
but scroll a little up in this chat and check out the nice pics here!
But my brother finished making his new sofa yesterday, and we got to try it while enjoying a beer and playing Binding of Isaac so it was pretty cool :p
Hi I'm stuck trying to remember an anime from my childhood (90s) the only thing i can picture is the Ad that was playing on Record of lodoss ads (on VHS). It's an anime with 2 main female protagonist with space mechs (and a cute little pet) the song was very upbeat. If it rings a bell to anyone. ...
I didn't dig the hip-hop/rap bits but there's something for everyone there
I thought it was all very rushed but that seems to be a major point in the feel of it all
I watched it all in one sitting tho, maybe that was not intended, but since it's released on netflix and all in one go, I thought maybe it was
I've read up on it a bit and it seems like there are hella mangas this show was adapted from, like volumes upon volumes and they had to cram a bunch of basics and cut all those detailed stories out, and that's why it feels kinda rushed
In the last episode of the first season a lot of special forces with machine guns attacked the Aogiri Tree. My question is, given the regenerative abilities Ghouls have, can they be killed with machine guns? If they can't be killed, what's the point of using them? And if they can be killed, what...
