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I love the idea of determinism in Eren's character, as someone with a complicated relationship to linearity. Eren desires freedom, but in AoT the future is certain & unchangeable which

Gonna think out loud for a bit about opinions.It's not hypocritical to both be bothered by someone slandering your faves, & also slandering something that is someone else's faves at

I read AoT chapter 139 for the first time and I have... feelings. Overall I liked it because I felt it addressed the necessary details and gave some food for

I figured this would be hard to put on Twitter so I was hesitant to do it but given this is what has cemented Eva as my #1 anime I

I did it, a chart of taste in anime/manga mapped around Evangelion, shooting in all directions. Spent a long time working on this before deciding it's good enough, not every

Looked through Jujutsu Kaisen chapters to check the art & it really looks like a rough draft of a manga. The lines are really chunky and imprecise and for any

Crazy how AoT went from a passionate vision by Tetsurou Araki, to being handed down to his subordinate by studio management, to beong given to a random director affiliated with

I realized a lot of One Piece works on "punch the annoying mean guy in the face" logic, & that kind of simplistic storytelling just doesn't have much pull on

AoT's anime lost its magic, GoT went to shit, Berserk is doomed, why can I never have what I want most make it to the finish line? Then there's HxH

LMAO just open any door before 5 minutes what a stupid conclusion. Combined with the "let yourself be eaten" I guess this kind of simpleton "subversion" is what the writing

Since I had so many thoughts on ToG's first episode I figure the best way is to just trace how I felt about it from the start. Some of that

Bam is already joke of a character in this first episode alone. That first episode was bad, the set-up and worldbuilding is generic and poorly defined, at one point they're