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I'm sure I missed a few, Yuasa is one of my favs for sure.

The confusion surrounding Evangelion would be more accurately the question "what does it mean?" When someone asks "what is this show about?" it's more about a general synopsis which in the case of Evangelion would be "boy pilots robot to save the world from invaders" which isn't far off what it's mecha predecessors had done and were still doing at that time but it becomes something completely different by the end and that's what makes Evangelion a classic in the sense it subverted one of anime's most iconic genres especially at the time. Regardless of how anyone feels about the ending or the subliminal handling of it's themes Evangelion made it's mark on the industry and it's one of the most influential works of fiction ever, anime is still trying to replicate what it did with recent shows like Darling in the Franxx and SSS Gridman.

The whole "no one knows what evangelion is about" is a meme at this point anyway.

I love lots of them Miyazaki, Watanabe, Kenji Kamiyama, Mamoru Hosoda, Makoto Shinkai, Isao Takahata. But for me I think the answer is always going to be Satoshi Kon. The way he was able to bleed one scene into another just heightened the mystery and tension of his films, he was a genius director imo.

Yanks and Sox in England, pretty cool but I bet the players wish it was another team selected.

It's just about bein a person

It's pretty heavy but not until the second half, if you like it make sure to watch the film End of Evangelion as it completes the story. Yeah I know what you mean sometimes when people are too heavy handed with recommendations it makes me not want to take them.

Have you seen it before?

Subbed for me.

After Breath of the Wild I've been really disappointed by other open world games.

I'm not even a MHA fan but I'm surprised to see it in the graveyard slot.

Most underrated post season move so far is Mike Conley to the Jazz

S1: Great S2: Mediocre Movie: Fantastic

You need a therapist.

Now they just need Gunbuster.

Probably a good plan, the manga is excellent.

The answer is no...also NGE was an original anime, most series the manga is canon but for NGE the anime is.

Yeah he does have some holes he showed that in the tournament, but I still like his skill set, I'm pretty much in the same boat thought I definitely don't think heavyweight is going to be easy for him but I like him so I'm still interested, it's probably not going to interest casual boxing fans as much as it does me.

read it a lot but refuse to watch it anymore, everyone was hyped about that shield hero so I tried it for a handful of episodes, just way too many childish elements I can't take seriously. Definitely add Vinland Saga man, studio Wit does a real nice job with their animation and if you like Berserk for being a gritty action seinen with heartbreaking consequences for the characters involved you won't be disappointed with this one.

The strangest interaction I ever had with a homeless person was this woman at the Jersey shore. I sat down on some steps adjacent to the bench she was sitting on, checking my phone and she randomly proclaims "oh here comes another one, stickin pins in my neck" there were a few other people around so I just brushed it off. As the crowd dispersed a bit so too did she parting by looking at me proclaiming "you have a choice, you can either be a murderer or be a person" at this point I scanned confusedly only to realize she was indeed talking to me.

Open windows command prompt and set to 'Run as Administrator.' C: \WINDOWS\system32>skinconfig /flushwhiteredneck Windows skin configuration Successfully flushed the whiteredneck Resolver Cache.

Totally agree Fury is the most skilled heavyweight by a wide margin, I figured him to beat Wilder and had him winning just about every single round in that fight he wasn't knocked down in, huge robbery. I give Wilder almost no chance in the rematch except for his knockout power. I'd generally agree on your point with Usyk because moving up a class is way different when it applies to heavyweight, but if I'm not mistaken it looks like he's already decided to. I think his skills will be enough to at least mix up the heavyweight division and make some noise in a division boxing desperately needs noise in though, but I think if he's already decided to do it he should take it nice and slow with his tune ups and scheduling. I suppose he felt he had already won the tournament, unified cruiserweight and saw himself languishing in the division, similar to how Crawford was feeling at 140.

There is no thing.

Im not really favoring either fighter heavily in the rematch, I think Joshua has the ability to outbox Ruiz with his size and movement if he sticks to it but he'd have to be really focused in camp and really want it. I could also see Joshua not having the heart/stamina/chin much like how this one went. Either way neither of these guys do I think have much of a chance against the real top heavyweights in Fury and Wilder. how do you think Usyk will do in heavyweight? I'm really interested to see that answered.