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I've surprisingly dug the shit out of the current HxH ED since I first heard it...but damn. They kinda sound like Kamelot live.

Roughly four year time skip. So...20?

This is a fucking retcon. They kissed right in front of Master Roshi before he went to pick up Gohan to train in the Time Chamber.

In Gohan's and Videl's case, most people in their mid to late 20's don't look that much different than in their late teens.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B50l484pDaMobXI2Wk5CX0NMbkU/view Greatest piece of fanfiction I've ever read in my life.

In Battle Of Gods, Bulma accidentally says she's 38. But that has to be a mistranslation (Mai says she's 31 in that movie, which is WAY off). In Goku's case: He's 12 during the 21st Martial Arts Tournament, three years pass between that and the 22nd which makes him 16 there, 19 at the end of Dragon Ball, 20 at Gohan's birth, and 24 at the beginning of the Saiyan Saga. Counting all the years he's been dead, he's 25 during Namek, 26 at Trunks, 29 at Androids / Cell, and 36 for Buu. Add the 3.5 year time-skip between the end of Z and the beginning of Super, that would indeed make Goku 39 and Bulma 43.

Goku actually fucked... ...that's about it.

JoJo this week got some of the worst retention I've ever seen. Is the flamboyant manliness too much for people?

Really? Huh... Did it change time-slots or something? Is the story taking a more serious tone than usual?

We know it's already taking on aspects from every existing GITS story, so I'm not worried about that. I just hope this movie is well written, sticks to the themes GITS is supposed to convey, and the visuals to not totally suck.

So...a show about a potential rapist giving relationship advice while playing nu metal?

Absolutely horrifying.

Used the same music from '95 GITS too. Still not 100% convinced on some of the visuals though.

Proof that we live in the darkest timeline.

I did better fan art when I was 10.

There is no God.

I'm more of a fan of the '95 movie and manga. They feel more otherworldly and involving to me while SAC just feels like a cop procedural set in the future. I do genuinely enjoy 2nd Gig as it feels a bit more exotic than season one and closer to what I feel Ghost In The Shell should be (also helps the animation isn't as cold and stiff).

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What I thought...the show was made in an earlier "false" HD (540p) which is why the picture looks blurrier than most of the other shows on the block (for reference, all the Bones shows between Eureka 7 and FMA: Brotherhood were produced in the same resolution). Oddly, the opening CGI is only 480p while the images in the end credits are full 1080p. Now, I discovered something very upsetting that may be of controversy; but I don't think I like Stand Alone Complex anymore. Like at all. It was a bummer to come to terms with that after being so terminally bored with that episode to the point where I was begging for it to end.

Or know someone that works in real estate? If so, anyone have any fucked up stories involving open houses and whatnot? I'm trying to compile as much together to get to work on this TV pilot.

Obviously not in DVD format. But the show was originally produced in HD. The Blu-Ray comes out in two weeks, so I'm assuming Production I.G. gave Adult Swim the HD masters as a form of cross-promotion.

I've never seen SAC in HD (was it ever publicly available in that format? I know it was one of the first TV anime produced in HD) so I'll check it out to see if this version still suffers from post-2000 "Digital Learning Curve" syndrome.

Not gonna rate it because musicals aren't my thing, but I saw La La Land yesterday and I understand the hype. Also saw Lion. Liked it for the first 30 to 45 minutes, then it became tedious (spending half the movie on Google Earth crying isn't the most compelling thing in the world).

Man that song gives me so many memories of performing drive-by shootings in San Andreas.