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Wonder if anybody ever questions why "the great dog demon" doesn't seem to have an actual name like everyone else.

I'm digging this up because I saw on someone's desk the final volume of the manga they were reading, and I skimmed through to spoil myself on the ending (because I've never really liked this show to begin with), and, just gotta say......

As dumb as the premise of this entire segment is, it somehow still manages to build proper tension. This has been a defining feature of this entire show. Despite the absurdity presented on the surface, and despite how trite it can be at times, it's still written remarkably well. Far better than a show like this probably deserves. Ironically, much like Soma's dishes, which look like basic fare at first glance, there's much more to enjoy the more you dig in.

Mkay, yeah, was just a long time ago and I forgot cuz they made a point of him not having an arm for so long.

I must be forgetting something or wasn't paying attention somewhere, it's been a long while... but I don't remember when/where Sesshoumaru got his arm back..

So, does she just have an extra long neck, or.... cuz, pretty sure she shouldn't be able to just look back and see her entire shoulder.

Holy hell. This is an income restricted apartment complex. And they just replaced all the laundry machines in their facility with ones that only take payment via smartphone app. Even if my phone could scan the codes or whatever (it might, but I've never fucked with that), I don't have a mobile internet data plan, so I have no internet in the laundry facility, and thus, cannot do laundry. How the fuck these assheads not going to give any consideration to accessibility? Shit outta luck if you don't have a device that can interact with these things.

Sure hope this moves to brighter environs soon. Just love when I can barely tell what's happening on screen without getting up close.

Joe Pera makes me wish I watched more [as].

Yeah, I hold no illusions that it could, or should, be continued. That's just kinda my wild idea for what they could've done with this if/when the realized just how off the rails they were getting at the end. There really is no coming back from "you have to decide the fate of the world (and we have done absolutely nothing to foreshadow this event)."

How to follow up with this: "Turns out, the navy took off with some of the most important treasures from history. Relics so powerful, they threaten the course of future events. It's our responsibility to track these items down and return them to Eden" There. I just stretched this shit out by like 200 episodes. Fighting military, royalty, rival pirates, the works. Do some pirating, do some ninja-ing, character development, world building, background, exposition. Just... gotta treat this ending like a massive fart and keep walking as if nothing happened.

Additional plot hole: If the overall motivation was revenge on the family or whatever, why was her first target someone ready to snitch on the family?

So... why was Joker fighting Batman in that last fight? Wasn't he in this to kill Holiday? Surely he would've been gunning for Two Face at that point...

"And now for the conclusion" with nearly an hour to go...

...Have you seen my music tastes? Accordion is hardly a threat. And, y'know, since I didn't particularly care for the show... I wouldn't even recognize the theme anyway. Also probably turned off tag notifications a long time ago.

One that doesn't get Netflix. Plus, like... I didn't enjoy the series. Seems pretty natural I wouldn't keep up on the news about it. I mean. The campy over-the-top isn't awful. It's just gone on a bit longer than I personally find pleasant.

It's Raining Men. But, FABULOUS.

Wait... does that mean we're probably not getting any more Jojo? Thank fuck.

Thought someone mentioned they pretty much have a lock on SD, it's HD remaster whatever that they (might've) lost.

I did have Netflix for a brief while... I guess it's not impossible I watched it there. Nothing I've searched for seems to indicate that the Red Hood story was adapted into anything else.. I'm certain I'd seen the scene of Joker asking for a glass of water... And the standoff at the end was familiar.. I'll just assume it was Netflix, cuz can't figure out where else it might've aired.

Maybe it aired on Pluto TV or something... damn, this is gonna bug the hell out of me. I know I've seen this before.

Wait a minute... is this the one where Batman confronts Joker at a carnival or something? And possibly kills him? No, wait, maybe not... seems like a similar art style, tho.

Kinda can't tell if I've already seen this before, or if I just know the Red Hood story from something else... 2010... I guess probably this aired at some point before.

This is already serving as a pleasing palette cleanser after that last mess.

Joker dropping some bars.