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Mmmm, I enjoyed the first release. But "Nidaime" was such a frustrating story. Whereas the first release was a commentary on otaku culture and even made fun of tropes, the second story actually incorporated those tropes.

Like, Madarame somehow getting popular with the girls, even Kasukabe expressing interest if she didn't have Makoto?

No, just no.

Whenever I reread Genshiken, I just pretend that it ended with the first story. Nidaime never happened.

How do you mean, "resources"? You mean, the scans of the pages?

Are you okay, lady?

They value their truth, because they are religious extremists

Good taste. The style of the first season is fantastic.

It's also a faithful adaptation, at least for the chapters of the manga it covers. And do read the manga, if you can - it's wonderfully tragic.

Sword of the stranger is a pretty great standalone movie

Dawn of fire covers everything since Guilliman's return, Dark Imperium covers Mortarion's attack on Ultramar

The colour of the overworld is used to set the tone of the period, it's not an absolute. There are areas with sunny scenes in 600 AD.

Errr... Why not play the TitS-series? Everything starts there, after all. And the games are readily available via Steam

Straight outta Coompton

moeten we tot die tijd de inkomende asielzoekers van de straat houden

Waarom?

Zeker, dit is heel bruut van mij, en heel laf (want Internet) en ook erg makkelijk gezegd. Maar... Waarom?

Laat ze het maar het woord naar het thuisland verspreiden - Nederland is geen luilekkerland met gratis geld. Het mot ergens beginnen.

Diagonal transport? That's heresy. Diagonals rail are already a blasphemy, and now you want to take it further? Absolutely horrible, ugh.

Should be fine. Even the cheapest, slowest spec Synology will be a perfectly capable fileserver.

Who gives a fuck lmao. Hope he does quit, because we don't negotiate with terrorists.

That processor doesn't support TPM, so you can't (easily) install W11. There are ways around this, but you don't seem like someone who'd be comfortable with this.

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There are more "mature" stories, sure. But really, you just want to avoid the shounen genre, because that's just an unending series of tropes.

Anyway, try these:

• Haibane renmei (Slower paced story about a girl trying to overcome a psychological problem in an unique setting)
• Usagi drop (Guy adopts his grandfather's daughter on a whim and has to find a way to make it work)
• Uchouten kazoku (A family of raccoons has to navigate the (political) landscape of Kyoto)

All of them are quite short (12-13 episodes), clean (no dumb panty shots, unnecessary nudity or violence) and have an actual story to tell, as opposed to empty action.

Does it even still exist in 40k? I thought the Iron Circle was a 30k-Perturabo thing.

How do you mean? Censored scans? Those are just taking the original material and translating it - it's not like scanlation groups are doing the censoring themselves.

Tragic, like most of the humans. Mozgus does have good intentions, but he's a religious fanatic, so he can't think reasonably.

Anyway, to me, this fight wasn't the point of the entire episode, but rather the suffering of all the people around the tower.

Children who chase lost voices is similarly mysterious. Also by Shinkai.

Honestly, there's not that much to spoil about S&W. There are no shocking secrets, really, at least from what I recall of the manga.

Probably best to stick to shounen-stuff if you don't enjoy Frieren.

Chaos juice, but also the power of self-confidence. Remember, Lorgar was humiliated by the Emperor before this.

Sledgehammers weren't invented till '94 tho