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Millepensee
I can confirm this is a traditional NJ greeting. Afterwards you have the traditional handshake that includes the devil's dance through the pine barrens. Alas, I moved years ago and have not decultured in quite some time.It's the best kind, sir. I'll have you know that that single panel is representative of my entire state's culture, from Jersey City all the way to Cape May. It's a traditional New Jersey greeting. I'm so glad that my culture is being represented in this particular Comiket doujinshi, whatever it is.
*CLANG*
God, it looks like something out of a nightmare. It's gonna haunt my in my dreams
I think about the quality of anime and what the anime industry turned out to be everyday. After the 2000s, studios have been making less and less original works. Instead, they give us all these cookie-cutter adaptations of battle shounen manga and light novels with cringey, crass humor.
I think about the quality of anime and what the anime industry turned out to be everyday. After the 2000s, studios have been making less and less original works. Instead, they give us all these cookie-cutter adaptations of battle shounen manga and light novels with cringey, crass humor.
Meanwhile I update mine at least once per seasonAdding to the ongoing discussion, as someone who hasn't edited their top anime list since 2008, I can't help, but agree with modern anime being of poor quality.
I would actually call myself prone to nostalgia, because sometimes I just long so much for the 2000s desaturated look and an 'atmosphere' present in a lot of sci-fi and fantasy and oh there's too many bright colours and -
BUT. I genuinely think we have a lot of great anime being made now.
Probably strong nostalgia comes partially from the fact, that....... the past is long and gets longer, what is considered modern is only ever going to be a small cup of what is in media overall. And, the younger you are when you experience something, the fresher it feels the first time around.
I think of it like this: there's so many great things in the past to explore, and so many good things in the future, you'll never run out. And thought the 80s, 90s, or early 2000s will never come back, they'll always be there. And so will the future.
And some of it is stuff you'll never know is good or bad until you consume it. Or is kind of bad but you miss that flavour. Or.... etc. I find both modern and classic anime I never got to appreciate before all the time. They're different flavours, but both of them are interesting. I find old and new series that make me rearrange my favourites all the time.