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9/5/2026 7:46:01 PM EDT
[#1]
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9/9/2026 5:09:14 PM EDT
[#2]
In watching Trapped in an Otome game, I notice they skipped some introspection on Leon's part that's pretty important.

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History indicates that Conservative Americans only have three speeds: silence, peaceful protest rallies, and Total Industrialized Warfare. They excel at the latter.
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9/9/2026 6:25:34 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Commander_Keen:
Originally Posted By Gunslinger808:
Japanese is a strange language where one word can have 20 different meanings depending on context.



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English is just as bad.

"You like like you could use some solid dick from an Iron Man!"

9/10/2026 2:02:57 AM EDT
[#4]
I’ve watched the dub for Haganai multiple times and I’ve seen select scenes of the sub, but now I’m watching the sub in its entirety for the first time and I have to say the dub is, IMO, funnier across the board.  Even the no-name background characters.

For example, there is a scene where two nameless girls are walking out of the classroom.

Sub

Girl 1: “Where do you want to go shopping?”
Girl 2: “I don’t know.”

Dub

Girl 1: “What do you want to do today?”
Girl 2: “The same thing we do everyday.  Try to take over the world!”
Both: *laugh*

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9/10/2026 10:24:08 AM EDT
[#5]
Looking to add to my "very subtle reference to something" graphic t-shirt collection and I stumbled upon the below design. This is why we can't have nice things.

Fear not the weapon, but rather the hand which wields it.
9/10/2026 12:26:36 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Commander_Keen:
Looking to add to my "very subtle reference to something" graphic t-shirt collection and I stumbled upon the below design. This is why we can't have nice things.

https://i.postimg.cc/fLqQj5V3/image.png
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Are we supposed to use our imagination?

Nvm. Just really slow to load.
9/10/2026 5:08:43 PM EDT
[#7]
Some trivia on Japanese measurement systems:

Japan made this ruler illegal, and people used it anyway


I guess we're not the only country that has people saying "why are we supposed to use that metric crap?".
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Earthbag house - like an earthsheltered house, but cheaper and easier to DIY.
9/10/2026 5:55:32 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Commander_Keen:
Looking to add to my "very subtle reference to something" graphic t-shirt collection and I stumbled upon the below design. This is why we can't have nice things.

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I saw somebody wearing that shirt, there'd be violence. Tearful, weeping violence.
History indicates that Conservative Americans only have three speeds: silence, peaceful protest rallies, and Total Industrialized Warfare. They excel at the latter.
---spartacus2002
9/10/2026 5:56:10 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By JPN:
Some trivia on Japanese measurement systems:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PEa8somntw

I guess we're not the only country that has people saying "why are we supposed to use that metric crap?".
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The Japanese are very smart.
History indicates that Conservative Americans only have three speeds: silence, peaceful protest rallies, and Total Industrialized Warfare. They excel at the latter.
---spartacus2002
9/10/2026 6:11:33 PM EDT
[#10]
I’m going to watch the 4K restoration of Akira tomorrow in the theater.

Really looking forward to seeing it on the big screen.

This will be the first time my daughter sees the film which should be interesting.
9/10/2026 6:35:25 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By flyhack72:
I’m going to watch the 4K restoration of Akira tomorrow in the theater.

Really looking forward to seeing it on the big screen.

This will be the first time my daughter sees the film which should be interesting.
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I'd love to go see it and take my oldest (15), but she's still scarred from when I took her to see Suzume in the theater when it released. For a girl, she really doesn't like feelings.
Fear not the weapon, but rather the hand which wields it.
9/11/2026 2:11:05 AM EDT
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9/11/2026 11:32:47 AM EDT
[#13]
Well, apparently I'm an animation snob.

Latest episode of Chainsmoker Cat the animation quality dropped like 50%, looks like dogshit ( ).

It was so bad I stopped watching it, it was so painful.

(I came back later and finished it, but if it remains like this...I'm probably out).
The long term future is a mash up of Idiocracy and 1984. "Ow, my balls" meets "He loved Big Brother". The boot on your face will likely be a big red clown shoe, but it'll be there regardless. - pmacb
9/11/2026 12:22:05 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By RarestRX:
Well, apparently I'm an animation snob.

Latest episode of Chainsmoker Cat the animation quality dropped like 50%, looks like dogshit ( ).

It was so bad I stopped watching it, it was so painful.

(I came back later and finished it, but if it remains like this...I'm probably out).
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Shades of So I'm a Spider, So What?

Fear not the weapon, but rather the hand which wields it.
9/11/2026 12:40:05 PM EDT
[#15]
In Tenkosaki (Boy was I wrong about her) the two MCs are childhood friends from a tiny farming village who did classic outdoor kid stuff all the time. And now we're told that one of them can't do a thing, one that I thought the backstory had the two of them doing together as little kids?

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9/11/2026 12:57:17 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By PepePewPew:
In Tenkosaki (Boy was I wrong about her) the two MCs are childhood friends from a tiny farming village who did classic outdoor kid stuff all the time. And now we're told that one of them can't do a thing, one that I thought the backstory had the two of them doing together as little kids?

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From looking at what passes for rivers in Japan (when it isn't the rainy season), it seems easy enough to believe that kids can be jumping into some of their rivers without knowing how to swim.  Jump in, splash, put feet on the riverbed, walk to the shore.  When I was a kid, we called them creeks.

ETA:  As I recall, that kid also wasn't there for very long.  They showed up, spent some time there while living with grandparents, didn't attend school, then moved away, so they didn't spend time learning various things that a kid who grew up there completely would have learned (helping out with the fields and other chores).
Earthsheltered house - a reinforced bunker that even the treehuggers consider to be socially acceptable.
Earthbag house - like an earthsheltered house, but cheaper and easier to DIY.
9/11/2026 1:24:58 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By JPN:


From looking at what passes for rivers in Japan (when it isn't the rainy season), it seems easy enough to believe that kids can be jumping into some of their rivers without knowing how to swim.  Jump in, splash, put feet on the riverbed, walk to the shore.  When I was a kid, we called them creeks.

ETA:  As I recall, that kid also wasn't there for very long.  They showed up, spent some time there while living with grandparents, didn't attend school, then moved away, so they didn't spend time learning various things that a kid who grew up there completely would have learned (helping out with the fields and other chores).
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That explains getting carried home on your buddy's back every time you sprain your ankle.
You don't just jump off a bridge unless there's enough water to at least slow you down.

I thought the backstory was it started as very little (3-4 years old), and finished 7 years ago, and now they're 15-16 year old 10th graders (HS freshmen).

And Saki really confuses me.
There were only two boys a year older than her and none her age, one of whom loved her dance performances and complemented her on them, the other one left before puberty. She has had feelings for the remaining one since about first grade when she got butterflies in her stomach when he cheered for her dancing. His sister is her classmate and best friend, and not even his sister suspects Saki has a crush on him, everybody thinks she dislikes him? That's Japanese fiction level of hiding her feelings. With a side order of never talking about boys with her best friend, which would make her not remotely female.

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9/11/2026 3:41:35 PM EDT
[#18]
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Originally Posted By Commander_Keen:

Shades of So I'm a Spider, So What?
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Originally Posted By Commander_Keen:
Originally Posted By RarestRX:
Well, apparently I'm an animation snob.

Latest episode of Chainsmoker Cat the animation quality dropped like 50%, looks like dogshit ( ).

It was so bad I stopped watching it, it was so painful.

(I came back later and finished it, but if it remains like this...I'm probably out).

Shades of So I'm a Spider, So What?

Damn, that is REALLY bad.

Some of those scenes in the last few episodes of So I'm a Spider, So What made Cocomelon look like Demon Slayer by comparison.


9/11/2026 4:00:54 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer:

Damn, that is REALLY bad.

Some of those scenes in the last few episodes of So I'm a Spider, So What made Cocomelon look like Demon Slayer by comparison.

https://media1.tenor.com/m/3UKvBYg-8gYAAAAC/cocomelon.gif
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer:
Originally Posted By Commander_Keen:
Originally Posted By RarestRX:
Well, apparently I'm an animation snob.

Latest episode of Chainsmoker Cat the animation quality dropped like 50%, looks like dogshit ( ).

It was so bad I stopped watching it, it was so painful.

(I came back later and finished it, but if it remains like this...I'm probably out).

Shades of So I'm a Spider, So What?

Damn, that is REALLY bad.

Some of those scenes in the last few episodes of So I'm a Spider, So What made Cocomelon look like Demon Slayer by comparison.

https://media1.tenor.com/m/3UKvBYg-8gYAAAAC/cocomelon.gif

I personally like So I'm a Spider, So What?

I had to watch it twice though before I finally understood the Pulp Fiction style timeline.

The winner for the category of "Best Worst CGI" clearly goes to KamiKatsu: Working for God in a Godless World:

FILTHY CGI | KamiKatsu: Working for God in a Godless World


9/11/2026 5:41:46 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer:

Damn, that is REALLY bad.

Some of those scenes in the last few episodes of So I'm a Spider, So What made Cocomelon look like Demon Slayer by comparison.

https://media1.tenor.com/m/3UKvBYg-8gYAAAAC/cocomelon.gif
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer:
Originally Posted By Commander_Keen:
Originally Posted By RarestRX:
Well, apparently I'm an animation snob.

Latest episode of Chainsmoker Cat the animation quality dropped like 50%, looks like dogshit ( ).

It was so bad I stopped watching it, it was so painful.

(I came back later and finished it, but if it remains like this...I'm probably out).

Shades of So I'm a Spider, So What?

Damn, that is REALLY bad.

Some of those scenes in the last few episodes of So I'm a Spider, So What made Cocomelon look like Demon Slayer by comparison.

https://media1.tenor.com/m/3UKvBYg-8gYAAAAC/cocomelon.gif



I really liked the series (watched it through again once I finally figured out the timeline), I just hated the drop in quantity.

Claymore had a similar, but different, issue. Phenomenal world-building, good animation throughout, they just realized "shit, we have an arc that could be an entire season's worth of material we need to cram in to three episodes" vs "we have the pacing for the story and episodes planned perfectly, but damn if we didn't blow our entire animation budget in the first half of the season". It's like all they could do was divert funds from the snack cabinet to the animators.
Fear not the weapon, but rather the hand which wields it.
9/11/2026 6:15:25 PM EDT
[#21]
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Originally Posted By PepePewPew:


That explains getting carried home on your buddy's back every time you sprain your ankle.
You don't just jump off a bridge unless there's enough water to at least slow you down.

I thought the backstory was it started as very little (3-4 years old), and finished 7 years ago, and now they're 15-16 year old 10th graders (HS freshmen).

And Saki really confuses me.
There were only two boys a year older than her and none her age, one of whom loved her dance performances and complemented her on them, the other one left before puberty. She has had feelings for the remaining one since about first grade when she got butterflies in her stomach when he cheered for her dancing. His sister is her classmate and best friend, and not even his sister suspects Saki has a crush on him, everybody thinks she dislikes him? That's Japanese fiction level of hiding her feelings. With a side order of never talking about boys with her best friend, which would make her not remotely female.

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The manga concluded not long ago, and I guess I should put this in spoilers, particularly since I'm currently behind on the anime episodes and not fully up to speed on what has been revealed in the anime, though they probably aren't that big as spoilers go.

First, the ages with the backstory:
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Saki being confusing:
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Earthbag house - like an earthsheltered house, but cheaper and easier to DIY.
9/11/2026 6:20:47 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen:

I personally like So I'm a Spider, So What?

I had to watch it twice though before I finally understood the Pulp Fiction style timeline.

The winner for the category of "Best Worst CGI" clearly goes to KamiKatsu: Working for God in a Godless World:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyefiRRieKw

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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen:
Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer:
Originally Posted By Commander_Keen:
Originally Posted By RarestRX:
Well, apparently I'm an animation snob.

Latest episode of Chainsmoker Cat the animation quality dropped like 50%, looks like dogshit ( ).

It was so bad I stopped watching it, it was so painful.

(I came back later and finished it, but if it remains like this...I'm probably out).

Shades of So I'm a Spider, So What?

Damn, that is REALLY bad.

Some of those scenes in the last few episodes of So I'm a Spider, So What made Cocomelon look like Demon Slayer by comparison.

https://media1.tenor.com/m/3UKvBYg-8gYAAAAC/cocomelon.gif

I personally like So I'm a Spider, So What?

I had to watch it twice though before I finally understood the Pulp Fiction style timeline.

The winner for the category of "Best Worst CGI" clearly goes to KamiKatsu: Working for God in a Godless World:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyefiRRieKw


Originally Posted By Commander_Keen:



I really liked the series (watched it through again once I finally figured out the timeline), I just hated the drop in quantity.

Claymore had a similar, but different, issue. Phenomenal world-building, good animation throughout, they just realized "shit, we have an arc that could be an entire season's worth of material we need to cram in to three episodes" vs "we have the pacing for the story and episodes planned perfectly, but damn if we didn't blow our entire animation budget in the first half of the season". It's like all they could do was divert funds from the snack cabinet to the animators.

I liked the first 2/3 of it or so.  But when the MC became a background character, I started to lose interest. Only anime that have an abundance of interesting characters can get away with that. This, IMO, damn sure wasn’t one of them.

The piss poor animation down the stretch was the cherry on top for a very disappointing final 1/3 (or so) of the season. Again, just my opinion.
9/11/2026 6:26:27 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer:

Damn, that is REALLY bad.

Some of those scenes in the last few episodes of So I'm a Spider, So What made Cocomelon look like Demon Slayer by comparison.

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My benchmark will always be High School DXD.
I have no useful skills, therefore I supervise.

Call sign:Radio Silence
9/11/2026 7:13:53 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Commander_Keen:



I really liked the series (watched it through again once I finally figured out the timeline), I just hated the drop in quantity.

Claymore had a similar, but different, issue. Phenomenal world-building, good animation throughout, they just realized "shit, we have an arc that could be an entire season's worth of material we need to cram in to three episodes" vs "we have the pacing for the story and episodes planned perfectly, but damn if we didn't blow our entire animation budget in the first half of the season". It's like all they could do was divert funds from the snack cabinet to the animators.
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I remember that issue with Claymore. It was pretty jarring.
History indicates that Conservative Americans only have three speeds: silence, peaceful protest rallies, and Total Industrialized Warfare. They excel at the latter.
---spartacus2002
9/11/2026 7:16:44 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer:


I liked the first 2/3 of it or so.  But when the MC became a background character, I started to lose interest. Only anime that have an abundance of interesting characters can get away with that. This, IMO, damn sure wasn't one of them.

The piss poor animation down the stretch was the cherry on top for a very disappointing final 1/3 (or so) of the season. Again, just my opinion.
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer:
Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen:
Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer:
Originally Posted By Commander_Keen:
Originally Posted By RarestRX:
Well, apparently I'm an animation snob.

Latest episode of Chainsmoker Cat the animation quality dropped like 50%, looks like dogshit ( ).

It was so bad I stopped watching it, it was so painful.

(I came back later and finished it, but if it remains like this...I'm probably out).

Shades of So I'm a Spider, So What?

Damn, that is REALLY bad.

Some of those scenes in the last few episodes of So I'm a Spider, So What made Cocomelon look like Demon Slayer by comparison.

https://media1.tenor.com/m/3UKvBYg-8gYAAAAC/cocomelon.gif

I personally like So I'm a Spider, So What?

I had to watch it twice though before I finally understood the Pulp Fiction style timeline.

The winner for the category of "Best Worst CGI" clearly goes to KamiKatsu: Working for God in a Godless World:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyefiRRieKw


Originally Posted By Commander_Keen:



I really liked the series (watched it through again once I finally figured out the timeline), I just hated the drop in quantity.

Claymore had a similar, but different, issue. Phenomenal world-building, good animation throughout, they just realized "shit, we have an arc that could be an entire season's worth of material we need to cram in to three episodes" vs "we have the pacing for the story and episodes planned perfectly, but damn if we didn't blow our entire animation budget in the first half of the season". It's like all they could do was divert funds from the snack cabinet to the animators.

I liked the first 2/3 of it or so.  But when the MC became a background character, I started to lose interest. Only anime that have an abundance of interesting characters can get away with that. This, IMO, damn sure wasn't one of them.

The piss poor animation down the stretch was the cherry on top for a very disappointing final 1/3 (or so) of the season. Again, just my opinion.


I could have lived with all of that, but the MC deciding to side with the God who wanted to end the world was a bridge too far.
History indicates that Conservative Americans only have three speeds: silence, peaceful protest rallies, and Total Industrialized Warfare. They excel at the latter.
---spartacus2002
9/11/2026 7:19:17 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Commander_Keen:


I'd love to go see it and take my oldest (15), but she's still scarred from when I took her to see Suzume in the theater when it released. For a girl, she really doesn't like feelings.
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Originally Posted By flyhack72:
I’m going to watch the 4K restoration of Akira tomorrow in the theater.

Really looking forward to seeing it on the big screen.

This will be the first time my daughter sees the film which should be interesting.


I'd love to go see it and take my oldest (15), but she's still scarred from when I took her to see Suzume in the theater when it released. For a girl, she really doesn't like feelings.


Just got back from the screening.


Some of the footage looks amazing. Some of it looks pretty much the same so I’m not sure the 4K restoration is worth going to see in the theater.

My daughter was shocked by some of the scenes, the violence, and the ending just blew her mind. She still hasn’t spent much time talking about it but I’m interested to see what her thoughts are once she reflects on it a bit.

Ghost in the Shell restoration is going to be released on the 18th so we may have to see that as well. However, we could just watch it in our media room.
9/11/2026 8:58:49 PM EDT
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My benchmark will always be High School DXD.
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Originally Posted By Gunslinger808:
Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer:

Damn, that is REALLY bad.

Some of those scenes in the last few episodes of So I'm a Spider, So What made Cocomelon look like Demon Slayer by comparison.

https://media1.tenor.com/m/3UKvBYg-8gYAAAAC/cocomelon.gif


My benchmark will always be High School DXD.

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9/18/2026 12:02:51 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer:
I’ve watched the dub for Haganai multiple times and I’ve seen select scenes of the sub, but now I’m watching the sub in its entirety for the first time and I have to say the dub is, IMO, funnier across the board.  Even the no-name background characters.

For example, there is a scene where two nameless girls are walking out of the classroom.

Sub

Girl 1: “Where do you want to go shopping?”
Girl 2: “I don’t know.”

Dub

Girl 1: “What do you want to do today?”
Girl 2: “The same thing we do everyday.  Try to take over the world!”
Both: *laugh*

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After rewatching the Kate episode, I will say this for subs.  There is one thing a dub will never be able to equal, let alone surpass, about a sub.

"Onii-chan" > “big brother”

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9/18/2026 3:41:38 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer:

After rewatching the Kate episode, I will say this for subs.  There is one thing a dub will never be able to equal, let alone surpass, about a sub.

"Onii-chan" > “big brother”

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Then there's all the variations of Onii-chan.
Earthsheltered house - a reinforced bunker that even the treehuggers consider to be socially acceptable.
Earthbag house - like an earthsheltered house, but cheaper and easier to DIY.
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[#30]
Just watched Mushoku Tensei's episode 13 "The Diary".

Holy fuckballs, that episode was probably the most brutal 30m of anime I've ever watched.  

Gawdamn.

The long term future is a mash up of Idiocracy and 1984. "Ow, my balls" meets "He loved Big Brother". The boot on your face will likely be a big red clown shoe, but it'll be there regardless. - pmacb
Today 3:13:26 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By RarestRX:

Just watched Mushoku Tensei's episode 13 "The Diary".

Holy fuckballs, that episode was probably the most brutal 30m of anime I've ever watched.  

Gawdamn.

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Imagine for a moment, that IRL, every single day you want to
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Imagine for a moment, that IRL, every single day you want to
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It was honestly one of the best back in time episodes I've ever seen in anime.
Brutal, savage and sad.
The God deity always seemed to be sus.
Don't let the rat out of the basement, the cause and effect will last many lifetime.
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