How was it? Don't need to finish the entire thing before talking about it, one episode, one chapter, or even looking at a cover page is enough.
Isn't the "currently watching" thread usable for this?
In any case, I recently finished PSG and I loved it! Guessing that by now most people using this board have already seen it ages ago, so there's not much else to say about it.
I felt awkward posting about anime I finished years ago in "what are you watching right now".
missing a "have"
This man's missing "have" has crippled this thread. It is doomed. All is lost.
"Calculus made easy"
Mein Compf by noboshita masahiro
Capital by Karl Marx
Infantry attacks by Erwin Rommel
>>9
there is a manga version but they turned it into a story of a young man who rebels against his socialist father by teaming up with a venture capitalist to exploit some workers. something tells me this is not the book uncle Karl wrote.
I'm reading this really shitty one called Shinozaki-san Ki wo Ota Shika ni!. It's about some vapid girl and her stereotypical """nerd""" brothers or whatever. It seems the Japanese have a really bad habit of finding references funny
Eating up All-Rounder Meguru. It's good exercise motivation while I'm too pudgy to not be embarrassed showing my face somewhere asking them to teach me how to fight.
nigger
onimai
>>13
Link? Sounds cool but I can't find it on Nyaa or Mangadex
I've been catching up reading Tomo-Chan is a Girl! I originally passed on reading it cause it didn't look too good but it's been mostly good. I love me some pure tomboys
I'm reading A Silent Voice. It's in the same genre as "Masturbation Master Kurosawa" in that it's a douchebag who takes what he deserves in stride and tries to improve his ways regardless manga, and I'd say its depiction of such a type of character is far more mature overall(though the protagonists of both are different ages during the story so I suppose that's to be expected). I think that most of the people here could relate to this man somehow, hell his plan of "pay my mom what I owe so I don't have to feel like I died with unfinished business" is something I've thought of verbatim for as long as I can remember. This is all just from me reading up to Vol. 2, so maybe I'll update this review when I'm finished.
Good shit. Hope it doesn't fall off.
>>11
That's one of my favorite yuri mangas. She's a good girl.
Usually I prefer something with more of a supernatural theme though, like the Ne No Kami visual novels. Highly recommended VN for yuri aficionados.
>>17
Tell me more about this Masturbation Master Kurosawa. Where can I find him? Doth he live as a hermit in the mountains of Kagoshima or lie deep in the fiery pits of Unzen?
"When I Returned to My Hometown, My Childhood Friend was Broken" is good; sweet even. tl;dr, guy comes back home after being away for work and discovers that his outgoing tomboy childhood friend is now a paranoid NEET who looks like a gyaru whore. He tries to rebuild their friendship and she's constantly paranoid and ashamed because of what happened to make her this way.
Currently watching Minky Momo and The Vexations of a Shut-In Vampire Princess.
>>20
This was not so great, the man has no defining features, he could very well be replaced by a bag of rice and it would be the same story
I was watching hand maid may. It had me thinking about how much anime and otaku culture has changed since then. For example, the association between otaku and hobby electronics has vanished.
Iketeru Futari. It was ok but the ending was abrupt and right when things were getting interesting.
Sousou no Frieren. Am now enjoying severe depression.