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As terrible as Akame ga Kill is, it isn't even a blip on the radar in comparison to the pinnacle of terrible that is King's Game.

I have no idea what these words mean when put in this order.

Lol misaka

Because you suck at chess.

lol sure they did

I'm just saying magical girls, furries, and equal opportunity gay people. Sounds super-mochi to me. And it appears the author has done more normal shonen-ai stuff albeit not well known, so who knows? Let a guy have some fun, man.

That's the best friend's brother. The girl best friend is in love with her. So, she's canonically gay.

I don't know, they made it pretty explicit that the best friend is definitely gay, so probably not going to be evasive to the subject.

@mochi "15 year old girl is a newbie idol in love with her best friend’s brother who is also a popular idol. But she runs into a scary yakuza guy and finds out her mother was an ex-magical girl, the yakuza was her mascot. Her love interest gets kidnapped by demons that look like burly men with cute squirrel heads. So she contracts the yakuza to become a magical girl, which in this story means she turns into a handsome guy in a magical girl outfit. And her love interest shows an attraction towards her magical guy form? But her best friend (her love interest’s sister) turns out to be in love with her and later also becomes a magical crossdressing guy to save her life." http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2017/12/08-1/magical-girl-ore-goes-slightly-misleading-for-first-anime-visual

By the way, for Youtube revenue, you're going to want a Patreon. It's fully possible to monetize Youtube videos, especially if you aren't doing anything with copyrighted material [such as reviews, which often get hit with false flags] or "offensive" material [strong language, violence, or sex, political subjects also get demonetized], however the monetization through Youtube proper has plummeted in recent years for most creators. The main source of Youtube income now is regularly through Patreon or similar sites since YT is boning the majority of their content creators. I also hear Bandcamp is a good place for music monetization, but can't say for sure since I haven't researched music as much. Spotify can be good for exposure if your name is big enough, but you'll get pennies even if you break hundreds of thousands of listens. I hear Bandcamp is better for indie artists.

For most good video editing software, you're going to need to buy or at least torrent stuff. Adobe CS [Premiere Pro and After Effects] are generally comsidered the best, or close to it. For a beginner, iMovie is servicable but don't get too attached to it unless you only want to make simple edits. Not sure it runs on anything but an Apple OS, though. I only mention it since it's better than Windows Movie Maker. WMM is kinda a joke to filmmakers. It's very unstable, has limited functionality, and doesn't render very well. If you buy anything, don't buy WMM, it's okay as a starting point for free, but most other options have higher value, albeit higher cost as well. All that said, if you're just pasting clips together and syncing clips, it shouldn't matter too much what you use, honestly. It depends on how much you're putting into the video itself.

Not unless you enjoy laughing at trainwrecks.

Neo Yokio Netflix Death Note

Looks better than any other Star Wars.

It calles him a prankster. This was a prank. Don't you get it? It's truly a brilliant prank.

Yeah, that's what makes it stand out from his other stuff but being sad is what likely turns people off from it. It does end on a pretty positive note, though. Not sure it makes up for how bleak most of it is for a general audience.

Punch-Drunk Love is the only movie he wasn't on autopilot It's good, albeit mostly for a pretty niche crowd who like weird, uncomfortable stuff.

Fuck you, that was my post.

She's a lost cause. A trash can would be more appropriate.

Too many.

Shut the fuck up, Packard.