Top Gun

Have these dense motherfuckers never heard of torrents?

Jingo supports treasonous pieces of shit. What a shock.

It, uh, makes me laugh? I am consistently amused by the fact that it always winds ways to one-up its ridiculous over-the-top insanity. It's big, loud fun, and I'm very glad it doesn't know the meaning of the word "excess." Also I may or may not be curious about how quickly someone would die if they took a shot every time a character said "umami."

This show is a gift that you don't deserve.

Wooooooo

Fairy Tail is what happens when someone wants really really hard to be Oda but doesn't realize that they're not talented.

You are profoundly weird.

The king has returned.

Literally no one gives a shit, ben.

Awww just look at those widdle Precious Moments kids but why is Toonami showing something that looks like--- ...oh. Oh.

Bring booze. Lots of booze.

FUCK yes. Made in Abyss is a masterpiece.

I always think of that 30 Rock episode where it's a paradise.

No, this show was licensed and dubbed a couple of years before the pandemic. That's why the massage is funny, because it doesn't apply at all to this case.

Those messages are pretty clearly something that FUNi included in the episodes, not anything [as] did.

I mean it's just some intern getting a bit too enthusiastic. Kind of funny.

That alone is why I know I could never be a parent. Someone else puking near me sets me the hell off too.

I mean Sentai's just distributing the home video of Lupin. From what I can tell TMS pretty much has full control of the property from their end. They're the ones commissioning the dub with the main English cast.

*pain*

Unless Toonami is attempting to cater to 12-year-old rednecks I'm not sure why it would even entertain the idea of wrestling content.

Man I totally forgot there was a Champloo rerun. I swear it's easier for me to remember what was going on in 2006 than what the Toonami rebrand was doing 5 years ago.

About damn time. The first season was a blast so I was hoping we'd get the other half sooner than later.

It's a fun ride. I know we have a couple of big anime-does-Western-superheroes franchises now, but what I liked about it is how depressingly realistic its premise feels. If people with superpowers started showing up today, of course someone would try and spin a reality show out of it, and of course everything would be plastered with corporate sponsorships. It's incredibly refreshing to have a protagonist that's an adult single father as opposed to the standard hyperactive teenager, and the rest of the cast is full of colorful personalities who each get at least a bit of time to shine.

I'll never understand why the block didn't go after the first season back in the day (or maybe they did and couldn't get it). It would have been a perfect fit.