Jun Inoue

You will not fell this Goliath, David.

I can't allow anyone but me to get likes, I'm sure you understand

I was going more for a "respecting people" kind of thing, but that works too I guess

If the explanation was meant for me, I didn't mean your earlier post or that anime in particular, but rather a feeling in general (some friends, other websites, etc) about "fucking cucks being cucks." This irrational hate for what amounts to yet another fetish in a world of fetishes. Although let's not fool ourselves... Also, don't we all read NTR regularly here?

When a videogame wants to make sure you know where you stand

@Fred the BarberAnother poster.

Despite @ittakulying about preferring it over KonoSuba, gotta say that Demi-chan is proving to be really awesome. For now, my top pick of new shows from the season. PD: Don't understand the problem with cucks and why people hate them. Or rather, I know why they do, but can't understand why they let themselves hate them.

You poor, naïve man.

Hum, the second episode of Shoujo Senki was actually pretty good, again. It's nice that they are actually showing the "process" of him being an ass, and getting even more twisted in his new life. Also, the extra scene cracked me up. Poor guy.

This is precisely the kind of shows that make me think "see, Digibro is wrong once in a while." I see it like this: The premise is standard, but well-grounded. Demi-humans exist and are rare, but accepted. There's no agency for exchange, or especial events. They are people living their lives. The MC is nice and genuine. He's not a guy who's suddenly surrounded by a harem. He's a grown adult, and a teacher, with a scientific interest on demi-humans. And by scientific I mean scientific, not "crazed professor wants to dissect monsters." With this, and a well-done execution on the first episode, we have a chill anime with charismatic characters. The MC is and ACTS (key point) as an adult, and the vampire is not just randomly coquettish or perverted, she's simply energetic and boisterous, brings a smile to the face. We've only watched one episode, and we already have an interesting premise, charming characters and relationships being built (like with the Dullahan). Really, this is the complete opposite of the assembly-line anime that A-1 tends to throw at us. It feels genuine and nice.