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2. Finished Boruto NNG and caught up with Boruto TBV. I was originally a hater but after reading I’m letting Kishimoto cook. It definitely has an odd Sci-Fi twist now, involving inserting alien dna into people, cloning and dead gods. Definitely a different vibe than Naruto but I’m kinda digging it?
May 30, 2025 at 1:52 PM
2. Finished Boruto NNG and caught up with Boruto TBV. I was originally a hater but after reading I’m letting Kishimoto cook. It definitely has an odd Sci-Fi twist now, involving inserting alien dna into people, cloning and dead gods. Definitely a different vibe than Naruto but I’m kinda digging it?
Next up is a 2-for-1.
1. Caught up to the current chapter with Kagurabachi. A really fun series with a great art style. Series is kinda a slow burn but I dig the world building recently. Definitely interested to see how they continue to flesh out the magic system and lore.
1. Caught up to the current chapter with Kagurabachi. A really fun series with a great art style. Series is kinda a slow burn but I dig the world building recently. Definitely interested to see how they continue to flesh out the magic system and lore.
May 30, 2025 at 1:10 PM
Next up is a 2-for-1.
1. Caught up to the current chapter with Kagurabachi. A really fun series with a great art style. Series is kinda a slow burn but I dig the world building recently. Definitely interested to see how they continue to flesh out the magic system and lore.
1. Caught up to the current chapter with Kagurabachi. A really fun series with a great art style. Series is kinda a slow burn but I dig the world building recently. Definitely interested to see how they continue to flesh out the magic system and lore.
And within about a month I have caught up with the current chapter of One Piece, another ~25 volumes. I finally get why people are ride or die for the series, it’s just such a fun journey the whole way through. Perfect series if you love following the story of like 100 characters all at once.
May 26, 2025 at 12:01 AM
And within about a month I have caught up with the current chapter of One Piece, another ~25 volumes. I finally get why people are ride or die for the series, it’s just such a fun journey the whole way through. Perfect series if you love following the story of like 100 characters all at once.
Been a while since Ive updated this but I have been busy! After moving about a month ago, I started reading the One Piece manga instead of watching the anime. In the past month I have read Volumes 50-75 and have been really enjoying the manga's pacing. Take an image of Robin instead of a cover.
May 10, 2025 at 2:35 AM
Been a while since Ive updated this but I have been busy! After moving about a month ago, I started reading the One Piece manga instead of watching the anime. In the past month I have read Volumes 50-75 and have been really enjoying the manga's pacing. Take an image of Robin instead of a cover.
#2 is Renegades: Lord of Excess by Rich McCormick. No suprise it’s another Warhammer book lol. First book I’ve read from Rich but I’m a fan so far. He manages to capture the paranoia and vanity of the Emperors Children very well, as well as how easily a world can fall to chaos in the 41st millennium
January 22, 2025 at 7:24 PM
#2 is Renegades: Lord of Excess by Rich McCormick. No suprise it’s another Warhammer book lol. First book I’ve read from Rich but I’m a fan so far. He manages to capture the paranoia and vanity of the Emperors Children very well, as well as how easily a world can fall to chaos in the 41st millennium
First up is Ahriman Undying by John French. It’s the fifth book in the series and is honestly my favorite yet. The story is told in a very nonlinear way that the author somehow makes sense and paces very well. Ahriman is as op as ever but tbh that’s why we love the guy lol.
January 14, 2025 at 9:50 PM
First up is Ahriman Undying by John French. It’s the fifth book in the series and is honestly my favorite yet. The story is told in a very nonlinear way that the author somehow makes sense and paces very well. Ahriman is as op as ever but tbh that’s why we love the guy lol.