You can just watch the Umamusume film and be fed on horse girls for a few months off that alone

Playing Dustborn seemed like a miserable experience but you guys realizing that the evil force in that one town was actually misinformation was some of the hardest I’ve laughed at a twitch stream

I love jumping into fall guys every few months because you see some of the most hilariously pure user names that only a 9 year old could conjure up. MonsterTruck205 is personal favorite of mine

Finished Eureka 7 a few weeks ago and it’s a miracle show. Sad to think that it’s one of the last shows of its kind and the current industry can’t make projects of that scale anymore.

Played Asuras Wrath a little while back as my first foray into PS3 emulation and I was astonished by how painless and smooth the experience was

There's something more general here I can't quite put my finger on that feels gross, an increasing prioritization of "vibes" over storytelling that feeds into the AI hype. Storytelling is complex, emotional, human, hard to fake. But vibes? You can generate some pixels to fake that.

It’s not even redeemed by its “hype moments” either it’s got god awful character designs and some of the boring and uninspired action choreo i’ve ever seen. I am totally baffled by its popularity, have things really got this bad?

Dude the writing is so fucking awful, every episode in S1 is basically just a copy paste script of a psychopath trying to kill the mc for no reason. And S2 is just doing a really really bad HxH riff

First noticed Kosuke Yoshida in Garupan, where his exaggerated acting fit the quirky cast. Wouldn't have expected that he'd become a go-to person for henshin, but special sequences that turn fundamentally standard movements into something magical are also a great fit for his densely packed animation