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The thing you have to remember is, this is a free show, and it hasn't really been increasing Toonami's ratings as opposed to Attack on Titan S1. This is why I think Jack getting a rerun is somewhat more sensible.

I see "XCV" never got changed since April Fool's Day. :poop:

So the panel turned out to be a gigantic can of nothing. I shouldn't be surprised at this. At least now The Big "O" airing at 3:00 is definitely feasible.

Same. I hated how repetitive it was. You could probably edit it into a supercut that's less than ten minutes long. And what content wasn't repeated simply wasn't good.

I'm not sure if you ever said that up until the actual ending. All I remember was mild gushing over it being a good choice for the block, unless I'm misremembering it. :poop:

I wouldn't call Jack's ending a downer. Despite not getting the girl, he actually found some inner peace after saving the world. Bittersweet, maybe, but I thought it was good enough. ThunderCats ending being the worst because of how it turned out on a prematurely-ended rerun doesn't make sense. I agree with the sentiment on Deadman, though. The ending, and the second half of the show in general, was mucho disappointing. And Parasyte's ending just bugs me. Shinichi got off pretty well, I guess, but what was the whole point of making a mess of the local population and killing presumably hundreds of people just so this one guy could learn a lesson in humanity? I don't get it.

Meanwhile, my goddamn state gets both Boruto and that Bastard Magic Instructor show. -_'

Well, at least you've got two whole seasons of it to see out. Which reminds me: I have BDs for the first one and that planned rewatch really should be starting soon... maybe after part of another one is done with. High School of the Dead #6 Birdy the Mighty: Decode #13 Princess Princess #1 (rewatch) [rollin' down a giant hill with money in your ass]

Hey, I was just on the "Something Completely Different" page yesterday night. How interesting that great minds make a tangent.

It certainly bolsters the theory that something new will air at 11:00 but it's not ready yet, hence Jack's position as a placeholder.

Actually, [adult swim] is doing that, but on Sundays. A full hour of S5 Jack alongside the existing Toonami rerun, and it starts this weekend.

Birdy the Mighty: Decode | Cipher 13... ~Stand by Me~

Eh... it's been 90 days already, and you never posted a follow-up to this. It's been sticking in my head for a while now. Any time soon would be nice, though. And don't forget to do one for 180 days as well.

Maybe Lupin was intended for MoMoCon the same way Parasyte was intended for SDCC before the damn food truck got in the way. And, like I've said before, if they were going to air something new at 11:00, it would have been said prior to this. Because you can't just drop a new show announcement a week before it premieres at the top slot. Hitherto, it probably is the Jack rerun. That is what they might end up clarifying. Or perhaps it could be a placeholder, like Brian said. Either way, I'm not going to hold my breath for Friday's panel.

Wait, what? When did that rule become a thing? I thought we co-opted a rule of "three ass words for a PGL".

Tokyo Ghoul was the show I was referring to.

The series would probably be over by then, which makes it an excellent crackpot theory. :fap:

Birdy the Mighty: Decode | Cipher 12... ~Doomsday~

Why do you have to make this same thread for every holiday weekend?

The season. It's structured like a four-hours-or-so movie, but the pacing isn't optimal.

Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World #25 (END) High School of the Dead #5 Birdy the Mighty: Decode #12 (finally!) Kenka Bancho Otome -Girl Beats Boys- #1 [i said "be careful"; his bow tie is really a camera]

I've heard it's not that good anyway. Rin doesn't use his famous catchphrase in the season, among other weirdness.

Fuck the shut up.

I suppose you're not wrong. 2M viewers came in during an episode on Namek. However, I don't think Super will take over 11, at least for right now. The episode would air at the same time as the premiere on the west coast. And in general, it's not a good idea to move up something that isn't holding over well from the previous. Even if not much would retain well from Samurai Jack, but I think we can imagine how things would turn out.

Apparently, they got a two-season renewal and are working on all those episodes at the same time. So yeah, except five years might actually be a generous estimate.