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How's this
www.crunchyroll.com/news/announc...

Pizza Slice in Shibuya

Haha yeah, definitely don't mean to think much has been thoroughly thought through by certain actors. But with so much in the anime (and entertainment) space going digitally anyways, outside of certain items of course, it just makes me think how much may be able to evade in the first place

My one question with this still is that how would digital items (across the board) ever be effected by tarrifs? I understand physical blu-rays, manga in Kinokuniya etc be impacted from a physical import sense, but it's not like Netflix streaming a simulcast anime is an "import," right?

It's watching Bloodlust for the first time that puts it on the same levels of Akira and Redline of "this was made in an amazing time and place, never to be replicated again"

Hmmm, The Hurt Locker?

This is the most telling sign