Every lore drop feels carefully constructed to make nerds excited.

I think they're doing to lore nerds now what Super did for Broly. A few at the beginning was fine but this is not how Toriyama writes. It's starting to feel very artificial.

You get out of most things what you put in.

Mastodon is better at certain technical things rn. I don't think there's anything wrong with people pointing that out as long as they aren't harassing you over it.

There's actually an app that combines both so ppl don't even have to choose.

#DickSky

When you break out the Primordial Buddha shows up and tells you there's more work to be done, then you turn your attention back to the world.

What if that's the only thing stopping you from breaking out of the Matrix?

That's really sad I hope you're ok.

Still interested to see where it goes. It's still one of the only open source socials to get big.

Tell it to the judge 👮🏿‍♂️

Planet Kaishin (界芯星, literally “Planet World-Core”) was mentioned by Toriyama in the 2009 Super Exciting Guide as the home of Shin’s race. While Daima uses the name as-is (unlike Shin-jin being renamed Glind), in this version the race abandoned their ancestral home long ago.

“Nahare” is an imperative verb form (ie used for giving orders) associated with Japan’s Kansai region. This fits the pattern of Zamasu, Gowasu, Degesu, and Arinsu all being named for various verb forms. Panzy’s apparently noticed this pattern too.

Funny, the board definitely wasn't doing wonders this week, but this is the first episode of Daima I enjoyed pretty much every part of. I wasn't bored at all, and I was for most of the show before this.

Drugs are bad for you.

Meanwhile the actual skyline is just grey 100% of the time