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ALSO THIS WHOLE ANSWER!! BLESS HIM
April 19, 2025 at 11:59 AM
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The same post but about studio 4ºC's general existence, after being condemned for near-slavery during the production of Children of the Sea and then starting an extraordinarily petty retalation by trying to pitch creators vs the management personnel they'd abused, mocking the latter, etc
Has Moonrise spent so much time in unreleased limbo that people forgot its original author is an unrepentant wifebeater and also kind of a shit writer to begin with
March 13, 2025 at 12:54 PM
The same post but about studio 4ºC's general existence, after being condemned for near-slavery during the production of Children of the Sea and then starting an extraordinarily petty retalation by trying to pitch creators vs the management personnel they'd abused, mocking the latter, etc
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About Bocchi S2:
nara is, if anything, a more visually transgressive director than Saito. Bocchi's avantgarde, unconventional sequences were a tool to explore her psyche, be it from a comedic or occasionally more serious angle. But even in a work without that thoughtfulness, nara *would* experiment
nara is, if anything, a more visually transgressive director than Saito. Bocchi's avantgarde, unconventional sequences were a tool to explore her psyche, be it from a comedic or occasionally more serious angle. But even in a work without that thoughtfulness, nara *would* experiment
February 15, 2025 at 6:46 PM
About Bocchi S2:
nara is, if anything, a more visually transgressive director than Saito. Bocchi's avantgarde, unconventional sequences were a tool to explore her psyche, be it from a comedic or occasionally more serious angle. But even in a work without that thoughtfulness, nara *would* experiment
nara is, if anything, a more visually transgressive director than Saito. Bocchi's avantgarde, unconventional sequences were a tool to explore her psyche, be it from a comedic or occasionally more serious angle. But even in a work without that thoughtfulness, nara *would* experiment
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