ben0119

Damn I totally missed that. You're right. That could explain a lot then.

Jeez I hope it's not that bad.

That's what I was thinking lmao. Hell, even hearing it in context!

So the kids are acting so bratty because they have super strong quirks and think they are more powerful than the adult pro heroes?

Are we sure these aren't dwarves in disguise as kids? These kids are way too big of brats! Who the fuck is this? Pint-sized Johan?

So that is Endeavor's reason for not acting friendly to people? Then again, from the sounds of it, he would just be putting on an act if he was friendly to people. So I guess he's just an asshole.

I know you're probably joking, but national age of consent is 14, but most prefectures have it higher than that. And I gotta say the people who always run to that 14 is age of consent thing... make me question why they are saying that. But, I'm not in the habit of putting age of consent laws on my search history either.

I don't think that's the solution, Bakugo!

So is this taking place after or during the last arc? I thought this make-up exam stuff was supposed to be going on this whole time.

"THERE'S AN EPIDEMIC SPREADING CALLED VAPING!" Maybe it's time to retire that ad?

We really don't need Present Mic to add to the annoyance of this episode.

It's something you'll never understand, Endeavor.

The crime only went up 3%?

A little early for those kids to show attraction to the opposite sex? "I didn't know haters came this young." lmao Well at least she didn't get kancho'd!

God damn these are some annoying kids. Is this filler?

Awkward to have the guy they failed against there. Well technically the wind guy started it! He got in Todoroki's way!

Oh fuck off Endeavor.

This guy is annoying. And Bakugo agrees lol. Also kind of hard to get behind his story when he and it were retconned into existence. Foggy memories? Is she and no one else aware she was replaced by Toga? Oh ok the others know. She's just too ditzy to realize it. Wow.

Wtf is with this cutesy intro?

Toonami is animated, not a live production. Why would it be going into reruns? How is Trump at fault for that? Trump has always wanted to restrict travel and immigration. So if anything, the people opposed to his policies would be the problem. I know that cruise ship company screwed up, and the CDC released someone who wasn't showing symptoms, but later tested positive for the virus.

I bet the Preppers are yucking it up right now. https://time.com/5797950/coronavirus-preppers/ https://www.marketwatch.com/amp/story/guid/E7270D70-599C-11EA-B28B-A29761A06443 And let's see... Wow I'm shocked. Usually anything that exists will be drawn as anime art and in large amounts, but it is all I was able to really find. And no, tactical outfits are not the same thing, Google! This has already been drawn though - And I bet a lot of people aren't laughing at me for being slightly germaphobic anymore. I am amazed at how many people are just now discovering good hygiene though. I think some are overreacting and panicking too much. But man, things sure have escalated in a week, eh?

Yes that is true, which is what I have kept pointing out. I enjoyed the character and mood and atmosphere stuff of .hack, but yeah it was not ACTION-PACKED lol. Have you read that biography before? Some funny and interesting things. Reki was going to be a mangaka, but decided it was too much bullshit to deal with. SAO was the first thing he ever wrote. Possibly explains a lot! He's a fan of Clone Wars. Maybe he could take inspiration from its writing quality? His daily schedule consists of waking up at 10, at 1 PM he rides a bike for 22 miles from Tokyo to Saitama and gets back later in the afternoon, showers, then plays games until he goes to sleep. What a life! But at least he is getting exercise! Suguha was originally going to be flat-chested, but his editor suggested she have big boobs. Quite a catastrophe was avoided there indeed! I would hate to live in the alternate reality with flat Suguha!

Shield Hero is a Crunchyroll original? Well that is probably why it hasn't showed up on Toonami then. Why has no one ever brought that up? Do you mean as a TV block? Because I can't really see the purpose of Toonami branding on a streaming service. But if you mean for it as a TV block designed to get people to watch Crunchyroll, Toonami would basically just end up being the instrument of its own demise. Though I guess people would still have to pay extra money for Crunchyroll, but still.

1. I don't think they have managed to stir much of anything. IGPX was a failure and FLCL and Samurai Jack were proven properties, so nothing too "original" there. So if they got people talking, or watching, it wasn't based on a new idea. Right, but is it really a good idea to be spending money on this stuff with no return, when they should be doing everything they can to ensure the survival and continued existence of the block? It's pure madness. 2. The person you just mentioned, I had to look up, is an organization expert. Ok. I'm sorry but I did not follow your last sentence. You mean that WWE is trying to oversaturate the market to the extent that no one has time for anything else, and it's intentional? I never thought about it like that, but the market is already oversaturated, even without WWE adding to it. And more wrestling feds keep being formed and getting TV deals and streaming deals etc, with no demand for it. Wrestling has only gotten less and less popular over the years, and there certainly is no "wrestling boom" now. And as I said I've also watched other feds and wasn't too impressed. But I'm not going to stop watching something I've been religiously watching since the 90s. There are still some wrestlers I am a fan of, too. Wrestling also has a good community, like Toonami, that I enjoy participating in. Of course some of the fans are awful, but fans of certain sci-fi franchises make the worst wrestling fans seem like saints. Anyway, watching other anime outside of the block, which I definitely plan to do when I make the time for it, doesn't replace the Toonami experience. 3. I don't think it's a misguided sense of community. I enjoy the community. But I'm not saying people shouldn't be able to have their on-demand experience. Just that it doesn't offer the same experience, and never will. Besides the community aspect, you are never going to organically stumble upon something on streaming as you would on regular TV. You're just going to seek out what you like and watch more of it. How many times does anyone really watch something on a streaming service they didn't expect to watch or weren't planning to watch, or was outside what they would normally watch? And for my part, the original series on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, etc have not interested me AT ALL. I just go there for their libraries. Now, I watch Mandalorian and Clone Wars, but those are Star Wars, something that I already like... Hell, you could also stumble upon things at the video store shelf and go "hey that looks interesting," which doesn't compare at all to the smaller screen, rather, viewing area, and sample size, you'll see on a streaming service. It just isn't the same. I don't really know. Netflix has more viewers, but how many of those viewers are watching the anime on Netflix? I know people have also complained about Netflix because they get shows and then sit on them. Did they ever dub the rest of Seven Deadly Sins? Right it is his block, but his misplaced sense of priorities could end up being its peril. Unless he thinks these originals will be Toonami going out with a blaze or glory. But dude, the originals better be better than what they have put out so far, if that is what he has in mind.

Weren't there some anime that were the top shows on Hulu a few years ago?