Top Gun

Maybe you need to stop hanging around complete fucking morons then.

Yeah, I think we had at least two full episodes on Whale Island at the start of the '99 adaptation.

There is a panel from the last chapter of the manga that shows it in stark black and white. It's still there. And if by "confronts" you mean "whined about it once or twice but did absolutely nothing to fix it," then absolutely.

I'm legitimately enjoying Bort significantly more than Nart at this point.

Everyone's GAR for Archer.

The most hilarious part about all of this is that the end of the day, absolutely nothing changes. The Soul Society was a completely shitty place at the start of the series, and it's a completely shitty place at the end. They even rebuild the goddamn execution device that Rukia now has to look at every single day of her life. And Ichigo's fine with this and doesn't do anything about it. But yeah, Gon's the character who's a sociopath.

Much like every woman Zeni tries to hit on.

Anti-vaxxers should be injected with live versions of the pathogens they apparently don't believe in.

It was only a matter of time, but still, fuuuuuuuuuu.

There's plenty if you bother to watch more than 10 episodes before quitting and ignorantly bitching about it. The series has a very consistent worldview, albeit one that is different than our own. You've already been explained this on multiple occasions.

I have a cabal? Fucking sweet. Hey cabal, assemble!

There is no God.

Every time the mass media appends another goddamn prefix to a perfectly-normal event I die a little more inside.

Ben you realize that far more people are interested in his posts than any of your drooling bullshit, right?

Call Brock.

Y'all don't know what you're talking about, candy corn kicks ass. But only legit Brach's. Budget candy corn is vile.

Fantastic show, and easily one of the very best dubs of all time.

ITT ben complains that HxH explains too much while simultaneously complaining about the world-building it does via showing instead of telling.

Yeah, the 2011 adaptation didn't really nail things until Yorknew City, or maybe Heaven's Arena. The Hunter Exam as a whole was far better in the 1999 series.

I don't think there's a snowball's chance in hell Oda ever works on anything else substantial. This is his magnum opus. Then again he's probably a robot, soooo.

I kind of want to pat most of you on the head and say "There, there..."

120-ish is probably a far safer bet.