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Food Wars! The Third Plate 16 Number one on the ThreatDown: BEARS!

I might've said this somewhere before, but if not, I'll say it now: this show better be damn good to justify how hard B: The Beginning's second season failed compared to the first. [from what I've read]

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I feel they're obvious enough for those of us who watch the block, that I don't bother listing them here. Though I will be listing this week's Food Wars here when I get around to it. (And here I thought DVR was created to prevent the in-recording screwups I ran into with physical media...)

Well it is an idol group performing it, so that would explain why. I know, I'm surprised too. Maybe they're gradually bringing the OPs back? It'd be cool if they did, Naruto's OPs are great. Nope, first time seeing it, and I'm confident we'll get context in due time. What matters right now is that the scene out-of-context was Obito's start of darkness.

Dr. Stone was great, and I liked Neverland more than I expected, but I've gotta give it to Shippuden this week. I love me a Pierrot episode that actually puts the effort into its animation.

I've really come a long way, haven't I. MY HERO ACADEMIA - I was almost disappointed in Kendo for buying into Monoma's belief that Class A ain't shit compared to them, especially when she's the one constantly whacking him for being such a consistent douchenozzle. But then I actually watched the episode, and suddenly her actions made more sense than they did in the promo. Not bad, either team. I consider you both winners, even if it was a technical blowout for the B team. DR. STONE - I completely forgot that Suika had a stealth mode, nor did I have any idea that paper could be made from grass and not just wood. I've got a feeling Chrome's gonna make a hacksaw out of that rock wall and use that to escape his cell. FOOD WARS - Unfortunately, a mysterious digital recording error in the first minute my DVR copy of the episode has made trying to watch it not worth the effort, so I'll be seeking this one out on my own time. PROMISED NEVERLAND - Is it wrong that I don't hate this episode? Sure, it sucks that we didn't see the storylines leading up to certain important moments, Emma trying to Talk no Jutsu Ratri to their side is easily her stupidest move yet, and the lack of a credited screenwriter is indication enough that there's something objectively wrong with what was put out, but everything, from Vincent acting the triple agent to Isabella using her promotion to complete her Heel Face Turn, I personally enjoyed in the moment too much to really regret going through it all. My favorite part: the guys who were actually for the demon genocide plan getting to kill some as a booby prize for getting Talk no Jutsu'd out of it! BLACK CLOVER - The only thing more surprising than Langris straight-up resigning - a strangely canon move for anime original content - is that he wasn't as big a dick to Finral as he normally is. I'm still holding back on calling it a "redemption arc"; you have to go a certain length before it can be taken seriously. SHIPPUDEN - Ironically, it was one of the best episodes from this sub-arc. My man Hiroyuki Yamashita, he ain't no Tsuru but he's an above-fine director in his own right.

"I'm in Hell" As if the Underworld Transfer Jutsu wasn't appropriate enough a title.

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SIXTEEN.

#29, "Steam Gorilla". C'mon, Al, you're better than this.

The title's actually "Foresight".

Jam #13 has been finished (save for one scene I had to cut for time reasons), and on that hurdle overcome, here's the finished announcement sketch. I fear I might have made Naokuu too pink-looking.

Once upon a time, there was a man. And his words are truer now than they were then. Believe it! 12:00 - My Hero Academia #94 - Foresight - TV-14 12:30 - Dr Stone: Stone Wars #5 - Steam Gorilla - TV-PGLV 1:00 - Food Wars! The Third Plate #16 - Revenge Match - TV-MAS 1:30 - The Promised Neverland #22 - Episode 10 - TV-14LV 🚨 (WARNING: SO BAD NO SCRIPTWRITER WANTED CREDIT FOR IT) 🚨 2:00 - Black Clover #154 - Vice Captain Langris Vaude - TV-PG 2:30 - Naruto Shippuden #345 - I'm in Hell - TV-PGV 3:00 - Attack on Titan: The Final Season #6 - The War Hammer Titan - TV-14LV 3:30 - Dragon Ball Super #119 - Unavoidable? The Ferocity of a Stealth Attack - TV-14LV Also, on account of my new job and the gradual moving process I'll be making to account for it being an hour and a half away from where I am now, my extensive "spaz review" thoughts end with the post above. I'll provide quick blurbs for tomorrow's offerings, and maybe for the next few weeks until I can reliably watch shows live without disturbing anyone, but that'll be it. The move to the live watching threads in our Toonami sub-forum may very well be permanent in the coming months.

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Making Sesshomaru a lord was a mistake.

To the point of calling himself a co-producer on it. Which I'm sure just means he only provided some of the funds because of all the stuff he's been doing alongside Sola Entertainment.

But nothing in that article even mentions Netflix.

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Magic Knight Rayearth 5 Well that sure got psychological for a pre-Eva magical girl isekai anime.

There's nothing wrong with disliking something, but shaming those who do like it is a bad idea, especially before it's properly released. Not a bad stance to have.

It was a shoujo anime for a shounen audience, like Escaflowne before it.

Funny thing, I was thinking about Inuyasha more than usual this week and now this happens. And I still haven't watched the Band of Seven arc...

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