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Well, that is interesting and somewhat unexpected to hear indeed. Near-dub premieres, month behind premieres, old dubs, all doing well. So maybe the streaming services don't have as much of an effect as we thought. Marathons are still an antiquated concept in this day and age, though. At least if they break up the normal schedule. And it has been proven this year that the ratings don't go down that much for holidays. I hope we stay with just a handful of marathons in 2020. Marathons for time filler in nonessential time slots like USA does with NCIS and Law & Order are fine.

What if someone was a destitute paraplegic and Toonami is the highlight of their week and Demarco takes that away with one of his mindless marathons?

Even after those two years of training and Nezuko sleeping? Plus, she got bigger when she turned into a demon, remember? Well then... moving along. Nothing to see here!

Oh okay. I could have glanced away or maybe just didn't notice them as suggestive. I am going to be rewatching this episode later on regardless.

Was that in this episode? I did not catch that.

Is that supposed to be the same guy that was in the hoodie in this episode?

He looks good. I'm super glad our new host isn't Orange Sherbert Tom. And that Tom didn't die.

How old is Nezuko? Asking for a friend...a friend's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate.

I think he means the girls in the show actually did something.

Nice. Seems like you put it up too high, though. But I don't like having TVs on the wall anyway. And why do Nejire's breasts seem smaller in her hero costume than they do in her school uniform?

I don't know about that. The characters definitely went through some stuff, and I feel like we learned more about them. I'd say they changed. But, it still has the whole weird James Bond kind of thing going on. I remember when M called the Daniel Craig Bond "a dinosaur from the Cold War Era." Okay, he could have been an agent in the 80s, but all the way back in the 60s? The Lupin characters have been around for years but haven't really aged. Then at the same time in this show we had backstory that showed that Lupin and Albert went back seemingly decades, and the characters having trouble adjusting to the modern world, with the internet and whatnot. Lupin would have to be in his 40s or 50s at least? Dunno about the others. But they don't look old or seem hampered by age at all. So they're old, but they aren't? But I do agree it is a show apart from the rest. Almost where it doesn't even feel like an anime. Sort of in the same category as One Piece, which is why that show has had trouble gaining traction in the U.S. as well. People don't seem like to anime that are more like western cartoons than they are anime.

Really I think you are reaching to get that from that scene.

I wouldn't put it past them lol. But they did seem to connect the last two series.

Nope, we can't blame the anime.

Also, now that its been established that can't do anything without the internet finding them and ruining their plans, this may have to be it for Lupin. I don't know where they can go from here.

How?

Now you're going to try to be a dad, really? Offer to join the crew? I think Lupin is saying her name wrong on purpose. What you're saying makes no sense, Ami. Heroes... we have enough of that on My Hero Academia, and One Punch Man, and Fire Force.

But Lupin didn't answer the question.

"I love you." "I know that." Eh, secret? His face is horribly scarred or something? But he didn't look any different in silhouette.

How the hell did Lupin kick in that metal elevator door?

Confirmed he was killed by the airstrike. Nice. Aw I thought he was gonna shoot him. Eh, you want to recruit this loser, Albert?

Well the weird ugly boxy face too.

Pretty obscure callback. Is that the only character that wasn't from this season or the last one? I don't think any old characters from past shows appeared, but I could be wrong.

Lupin coming for his princess.

Who Enzo's business partner reminds me of. Seriously why does he look so weird?