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It appears this season is all about personality-warping.

Well I give Toonami props for throwing all of our theories out the damn window for Super being the anchor of the block.

😮 Okay a couple things. - THEY ACTUALLY PUT SUPER AT THE END OF THE BLOCK!?!?? DID HELL FREEZE OVER!??!? IT'S NOWHERE NEAR THE RERUN'S END, SO THE ONLY LOGICAL REASON I CAN THINK OF IS THAT THEY DECIDED TO SWITCH IT UP!! KIM MANNING SAW THE LIGHT!!!!!! WOOHOOOOO!!!! - It seems they finally realized TPN's current season is awful. - I can finally go to sleep at 2 AM instead of 2:30 AM!!!!

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Godannar 8 and 9

Cool because it's common knowledge that everyone knows who Jimmy Olsen is.

If I didn't know who Jimmy was, how would I even know he used to be a red-head?

... I see Clark in the thumbnail, but I have no idea who Jimmy is even from the original comics. I suppose they'll show what Lois looks like when they release a trailer.

Good thing Super didn't adapt Broly. It only makes me wanna see it on my own. (I did not see it)

Good point.

Fruits Basket Final Season 7

Ironically, a show that isn't on cable, and is thus one of their competitors. In fact this whole situation is a SOUP of irony.

Wake me when someone just buys everything.

WHAT'S WRONG WITH WARNER MEDIA NOW?!?! ...I HAD A LONG ENOUGH TIME JUST TRYING TO ACCEPT THE FORMATION OF WARNER MEDIA!

Because Disney essentially iS the government as far as entertainment is concerned.

If you judged MHA only by Tumblr and Twitter images, you'd think the story was only about Mirko. However, i do appreciate that they cast a person of color to be her anime dub voice.

Dr. Stone: Stone Wars 1 The Promised Neverland Season 2 6 Jujutsu Kaisen 23 and 24

From this article. WARNING: THIS LINK CONTAINS ANIME AND MANGA SPOILERS EVEN THOUGH THE FOLLOWING ENTRY OVERALL DOES NOT. https://www.otaquest.com/what-the-hell-the-promised-neverland-season-2/ This transformative approach didn’t really become apparent until the second half of episode four, and was eventually confirmed in a big way by the entirety of episode five. Episodes one and two do adapt the Promised Forest arc relatively quickly, but this works surprisingly well; episode three then leads into what appears to be the Search for Minerva arc, but this is quickly cut across in episode four when pursuers from Grace Field House infiltrate the bunker. In any case, by the time we end up at episode five (the latest episode of The Promised Neverland season 2 as of the time of writing) we’re firmly into content from the King of Paradise arc, alongside a whole host of other anime-original content. The net result of all of this is that The Promised Neverland season 2 has skipped almost a third of the original manga. Even when it does adapt it, it only adapts some of it, and whole arcs, such as the Goldy Pond Battle arc, are left on the cutting room floor. For a Weekly Shonen Jump adaptation, this is very unusual. Given that the magazine has such a large audience, studios don’t tend to feel the need to compress or skip story for fear of not getting another season: this would be the equivalent of Studio MAPPA skipping the Goodwill Event arc of Jujutsu Kaisen to get to the Shibuya Incident. In fact, it’s hard to even think of the last time that a Jump manga got this sort of adaptational treatment. The big question is, therefore, why? Goldy Pond is a beloved story arc that introduces no small amount of characters and was arguably the series’ last great narrative before settling into a long-term decline. The amount of rage and anger floating around The Promised Neverland fan community right now is palpable, so this merits an explanation.

I hope he never works with that VA anytime soon.

One of the instances of an anime character blowing up purely by her looks and attitude.

No WONDER this end of this ep felt like a grand finale.

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Oooo yes I was hoping that girl would come back into the story!