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LOL, why not. I've always found it weird that they don't break for Easter, as it's a holiday where people tend to travel. I've often just gone to my grandparents' house, but others go very far. Perhaps the constantly-fluctuating date has to do with it?

Having tons of pins to accommodate show discussions is normal. It's a holdover from the Lithium days, where there was usually a general discussion in the main Toonami folder, but individual threads for each show in their own sections. It's a little clunky, but I don't see a problem with this. And going back to the old system of a singular thread for each week, with auxiliary folders or not, probably isn't worth it considering how few people post here nowadays.

A full slate from ProgrammingInsider is already out. Not bad.

Since AoT S3 is coming back, I'd rather they not clog the airwaves with more. Three is already enough, but four is pushing it. Plus, a majority of the shows with topicals are going to have 2019 animation, which MHA lags behind as these episodes aired last year.

Pretty obvious announcement. I'm going to hold off on watching this because I'd rather get caught up on AoT from the beginning, but I hope everyone has a good time.

Finally, some good fucking food. I'll be in Boston seeing Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets tonight, but I'll make sure to tune in to Toonami afterward, if only for old times' sake, to see this.

LOL. That's definitely an iconic Robot Chicken scene, although I've been thinking of their Starbucks mermaid sketch a bit lately.

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So it's official now. Okay then. At least [as] has quite a while to plan out their post-FG future. And at least they get to keep American Dad! due to TBS's production of new episodes... even though those two networks aren't related anymore, but I'm sure Warner can keep it going around.

Mitsuboshi Colors #4 KonoSuba! S1E1 (dub) The iDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls Theater Climax Season #1 I did have the chance to watch the first episode of Shield Hero in the Anime Club, but I ended up leaving early that day. No hard feelings towards anyone in the group (or anyone involved with the show), but that wasn't what I wanted to see. IMHO, the woke take on W'z is not to hate it because it's Hand Shakers 2, but to enjoy it because it isn't a stupid isekai show.

I wouldn't say Goblin Slayer is off the table yet. Toonami is well known for getting shows (Tokyo Ghoul, et al.) long after their peaks of popularity. I wouldn't doubt that this show is still on their minds, and if it does air, the worst content is in the first episode (to my knowledge), so it wouldn't be very problematic after that. And at any rate, it would pail in comparison to the controversy Shield Hero were to bring up.

In the end, Jason put feels over reals. The damn Nielsen ratings have been defeated once again.

This is hilarious. It makes me wonder why the first schedule was even necessary. Did DeMarco dislike it but not waggle his finger hard enough at programming, or is the block being run this poorly?

In light of this, let's pretend that the original schedule retroactively is a joke. It was [as]' unofficial second gag, but with fewer mentally unstable Australian caricatures.

Not bad, honestly. This matches up nicely with the casting call from earlier, since Cho is Asian (albeit Korean, which is an interesting flex) and they have a black actor as Jet. No news on who's playing Ed, but I imagine the full cast is still being hammered out. If I had any material displeasure with this production, I'd express it in the form of Harold & Kumar jokes. But for right now, I'll see where it goes.

I would rather get the sexual assault out of the way. Having that episode air right before the premiere of The Promised Neverland is the worst thing you could do to that show. Plus, holding it off means you're airing a rerun where there shouldn't be, and that might bog down the ratings. Just think... one more episode, and this stuff is behind us for the rest of the season, if not SAO's entire run.

LOL, you're objectively right. Damn those Nielsen ratings! And congratulations on not complaining for cynicism's sake. There are some good things about this reshuffling, such as Black Clover being rewarded with a higher slot, but it otherwise sucks. JoJo's at 3:00 a.m. is the most I've been slighted by a schedule change since the infamous One Piece deathslotting. The only reason I'm not more mad at it is because I have a DVR and can watch any show whenever I want. But to complain that others don't have them is classist, so I feel for people who have to miss shows because they can't stay up late. I never assumed this would be a joke because Toonami has announced actual news on the 1st, such as acquiring Hunter × Hunter, but they probably should've held off on this one to avoid upsetting people.

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How fitting is it for this show that it doesn't get a thread at midnight for the one episode people genuinely love... and yet I wish that weren't the case. Man, where's all your respect?

Unfortunately, we're getting another round of double SAO before it for some reason, and they haven't even finalized the 4/13 schedule yet. What the heck is going on down there? If this show even makes it to air, enjoy how good it is.

If you'd pulled an all-nighter yesterday, you could've gotten to the PI article before anyone else. That fearless 4chan user who posted the ratings thread at 4:00 a.m. is, as the kids would say, braver than the troops.

It's a show from before my time. I mean... and no harm towards Poke for this, but if Toonami can air Dimension W, this one could feasibly make a comeback.

What I want to know is if he's above being a sycophant for CR's shows appealing to alt-right anime fans. You've got some fine, fine slavery apologia with Shield Hero, plus multiple shows with shock rape scenes.

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