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I'm a sucker for classical literature, so, any adaption into Anime gets me excited. I started watching Re Zero and soon realized that the screenplay is disjointed and dreamlike in the pattern similar to Shakespeare's A Midnight's Summer Dream. The more obvious connection is the character Puck in the anime which is a clear inspiration from Shakespeare's play with the same name. Apart from that I have been watching Durarara. A series on magical realism - a term I was attracted to after reading Murakami's works. Murakami's works revolve on extraordinary things happening to ordinary people. The WInd-up bird Chronicle and The Wild Sheep Chase are exemplary examples of it and Durarara is nothing short of what I have read from the great novelist's works.

I try my best to not watch tragedies as I easily cry. Amongst the few I've watched, Your Lie in April and Tragedy of the Fireflies were emotionally very heartbreaking for me.

Stray Elden Ring Super Mario Galaxy Immortality

Vagabond by Takehito Inoue - a Samurai (a genre I love, thanks to Kurosawa) manga about the swordsman Miyomito Musashi (a real life historical character), in fact, I accidentally happened to read Miyomito's strategic book (like sun tzu types) The Book of Five Rings, and I'm just loving the experience. Gangsta by Koshke. As the name suggests, it is an urban crime and mafia drama that digs deep and runs layered, I often get back to rereading those Manga where I started. I developed interest in classical literature of Shakespeare's through Manga. I'm reading the Emma Vieceli and Richard Appignanesi version of Hamlet manga. One of those plays that I loved and keep applying in daily life, the concept of honor and revenge. My Hero Academia by Horikoshi. An excellent super hero Manga series.

Now watching Dark!

GTA-5 Dark Souls Super Mario Odyssey Red Dead Redemption 2

That's me in the dark!

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