Kenshin_sama

Senya is love.

Loli masta! Happy birthday.

I bet this guy works for Facebook.

Confession: One time, when I was 6 or 7, I picked up some sort of goo off the ground, licked it, and threw up instantly. To this day, I still have no idea what it was, but I learned shortly afterwards to not always let my curiosity get the better of me.

Howdy.

I like Mistvern imoutos. I can't remember if it's been posted here yet, but this one's my favorite from the artist. http://exhentai.org/g/641580/0cd891df76/

Ah, okay then. No matter how much a series does well at something, it won't appeal to everybody. I guess not. >.< Well, that's alright, all that matters is that you find it enjoyable. Never let a naysayer convince you otherwise.

Well, yeah, but what exactly does Seraph do to make itself stand out? Sure, it has one likable character, but is that enough to put it on a level above mediocrity? The ideas in that anime have been beaten to the ground in entertainment media, and it doesn't even work as an emotional piece due to how uninspired and standard the development scenes are. I think DanMachi is better because it has moments of high tension and emotional character development. Sure, it wasn't anything thought-provoking, but at least Lili's story makes it really easy to sympathize with her and grow more attached to. While I don't necessarily disagree with using cliches to develop a character, I feel that the way the story is told is just not compelling enough to warrant its use in Seraph. The characters' backstories are too far off for the audience to feel a connection with them, and to build things on top of a base that doesn't work just makes the cliche even more annoying. Really? I never really considered the cooking aspect to be anything noteworthy in One Piece. I thought of it more as a storytelling utility to bring out the best in Sanji's character (I think he's really cool too). But I wouldn't call the cooking battles in SnS anything laughable, since they can throw out some pretty catchy tidbits about how the food is cooked. I can't say for certain that these informational bits are accurate, but they seem believable. And the way the writer works in a twist with how the meals are prepared are both really interesting and really cool.

What was annoying? The fanservice, the atmosphere, the characters? If it was the fanservice, it's more toned down in the manga. The anime's ecchi segments are roughly 5-15 seconds per segment, but the manga is pretty brief and only has one or two pages (and less intensive since it's a still image). The series has a few funny moments that aren't inspired by ecchi, but I usually only chuckle at those. The series shines more for its hype-y scenarios than it does for its comedy, so it shouldn't deter your enjoyment by much if you don't find it funny. If it was something else that bothered you though, then it probably wouldn't be a good idea to read more. It does get more interesting in the later parts, but not enough to make for a sufficient read if you aren't living in the moment.

Eh, I disagree with Seraph too, but Shokugeki no Souma is pretty great. What I like about this series is that it's innovative; the setting by itself is unique and interesting, and the scenarios are written creatively and with the proper atmosphere that takes its target audience into consideration. On top of that, the characters are very likable, and do have some moments of development. Though the fanservice can get a little excessive, it's still pretty comical. I've been reading the manga for the last couple days now, and there's gonna be a pretty good arc coming up soon. Megumi fans will have something to look forward to as well.

Oh dear god, I'm falling in love with Megumi. <3

Alright, I caved and started reading Shoukogeki no Souma. The anime's great and all, but the anticipation is too much for me. And in spite of the fact that I've only read what the anime adapts, I'm still enjoying this surprisingly enough. The art is not too shabby in the slightest and the scenarios are still interesting to experience again. On chapter 12 right now; I'll likely start reading new content soon since I got to a part that was recently adapted.

Keep 'em rolling until the pub realizes what you're doing and then run for your life!

Probably the kawaiiest song I've ever heard. Teeku

I wanna stroke your head... and your wings... and.... Okay, I'm gonna stop there before my face explodes.

So cute.

Back when I was active on MAL, I stumbled upon a genius that knew all too well how to spam a forum. http://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=276268 I may have given up on the art in recent years, but this guy was my mentor back when spamming was a thing for me.

So much for you being a cyborg. Guess I won't be cashing in on your heart, either. Confession: I'll have to go back to my contractor and tell him we were misinformed.

Anyone up for loli succubus? http://exhentai.org/g/561904/bb6ecde6ce/ http://pururin.com/gallery/3055/so-what-if-im-lottes-sex-toy.html

Ooh, nice crossover. I'll post something too.

I'm glad I get to discover songs like these on Osu. It's beautiful.

I'm gonna have a little bit of difficulty passing judgment on this, but it works for the most part. It's probably the face that's throwing me off. 7/10