kaitensushi - kaitensushi

>>5660
rip mopsy

when ebin

>>5752
I hope soon
I'm so bored

>>5755
if it does not reappear within 23 business days i will make a new board

>>5759
oh thank dog it's finally back

: )

Where do I buy this bundle?

This never gets old to me.

Ya think it's gonna be another by the numbers anime to turn your brain off to and watch and then forget about it a couple of weeks into the season and you might be right, but this girl carried episode 2 into making me care just enough to check it out next week (mushoku no eiyuu).

It also helps that it distances itself from saijaku tamer since the world doesn't completely turn against MC- Oh and no tangential isekai elements to tick that demographic box.

An anime sponsored by bandai namco about gacha being a superpower. I don't see anything self-interested about it. It's just a fact I thought I should share.

Apparently the gacha rolls improve when the mana density around MC is higher. Doesn't that mean the gacha uses up all the mana around it and the next gacha will suck? Could the gacha be used as an anti-magic measure that deprives mages from mana to cast spells while providing MC with better rolls? Can we expect intelligent writing? Can an anime with this premise become this generation's "The comrades I trusted left me for dead in a prison island but the gift "HUGE TREASURE" granted me wealth and status so I'll try getting revenge on the world & tell my comrades to stick it" (localized title: "The Count of Monte Cristo")? We all know the answer to that (yes).

The elves and the maid are hot so I'll stick around.

>>8469
>implying those backgrounds aren't either procedurally generated or processed photos anyways
The roads in the first one don't make sense if you look at them closely, why would the left and right lanes split like that? Also the "T" intersection is a sharp angle with no allowances for automobiles to make a turn on the inner lane without either cutting the corner or crossing into oncoming traffic.

>>8472
Who would have thought the grating 3D vehicles were there to distract from the procedurally generated scenery in order to make people think the grating 3D vehicles were there to clash with the ATMOSPHERE and SCENERY all along…

>>8473
animators playing 3D chess while we're playing checkers

Also >>8471 is being bankrolled by scamco? I might have to watch just to see what happens. Can't wait for them to pay JC Staff to divert all their best animators to this gacha show and let OPM quality suffer instead.

>>2898
whats the evaluation on these, my precious mod-sama?
>>2901
indeed!

i can overlook the unnecessary and undoubtedly evil sexualization when the author draws her so happy and bright

>>2907
I imagined and decided that servants are a liability. Being a real servant is often humiliating, why would i want to humiliate others, i don't enjoy being hated.

Did you know that both 卵 and 玉子 are valid writings of "tamago"?

>>23059
as a Mexican, I am offended.

I just like to drink/smoke weed and watch either stupid youtube videos or go outside when I hang out with my one friend. sometimes we'll watch a movie

>>23059
When I was in the Army, the had a "Mexican Breakfast Pizza" that was pretty decent. Toppings were scrambled eggs, potatoes, and black beans if I remember right. Sounds bland, but I liked it. It was a vegetarian option.
>>23060
You're still gonna eat it.

>>23059
>>23065
For the sake of information, we do have our own equivalent of pizza, which is made with one huge ass crispy tortilla, beans, cheese, chorizo, vegetables.

>>23067
Crazy how almost every country has invented their own style of pizza

I don't know, like many internet slangs. Often i think there is no intended pronounciation for such words.
However, i pronounce it as cute.

qt is definitely "cutie". It's pronouncing the letters individually like "queue tea".

There is also the similar qt3.14 which is pronounced "cutie pie" (because 3.14 is approximately equal to π (pi) which is pronounced the same as "pie")

Thrillerrrrrr

The leaves are turning red
The moon is turning orange
The fields are turning yellow
Spooky season approaches

Time for pumpkins?

>>23012
Time for pumpkins!

DC's Blue Devil

>>8459
…There's also Banana Fish which is very explicitly BL but it's less about the romance, although it's there… And The Summer Hikaru Died is also BL but it's even less about the romance I think, I actually haven't watched it yet… I watched Devilman though, there's definitely some BL there, but it seems unrequited (I recommend watching the OVA Devilman The Birth over Devilman Crybaby because Ryo has actual feelings in the original and… actually, the original manga is best, it's not too long I think, some of the spin-offs are gayer than others: I think Crybaby just ended up too far away from the source material and the BL stuff between the main characters wasn't as good as in the original imo).
For explicitly BL romance anime, I think Given seems pretty good, but I've only read volume 1 so far (seems tragic but in a good way). I've heard from people that Doukyuusei is the most realistic BL they've seen, but I haven't watched it yet, so idk.


…Really, I mostly know really really old BLs, like Junjou Romantica (kinda problematic because of the assault stuff, but it has some nice romance drama too; the show is about 3 different romances so you could theoretically skim the episodes of the ones you don't like, but there is a bit overlap…), Sekaiichi Hatsukoi (very similar to Junjou Romantica, just a bit less problematic), Hybrid Child (sad short stories I think), Kizuna (even older than Junjou, there's assault stuff, not good, but I think they also had some interesting glimpses into the era and stuff), Fake (similar vibe as Kizuna, same problems ig), Kachou no Koi (has some assault stuff too but otherwise it's friggin hilarious), Sukisho (has many silly episodes even though the story's probably supposed to be more tragic since it's about a guy with amnesia finding that he has multiple personality disorder and his other personality is romancing another guy who also has the same thing and stuff and there's some mystery and all; also I think it's funny that there's not a single woman in this entire anime, if you think you see one, no, that's also a man lol), Ai no Kusabi (I watched both the old version and the remake, it's mostly tragedy and sci-fi with some cool visuals, but I found it a bit confusing, it has so much assault and slavery in it tho, it's so bad, not as terrible as Maiden Rose but it's hard to recommPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>7848
>>8460
After writing all this, I belatedly realised that you never specified that it had to be anime actually, so BL manga could be fine?
I do have a small list of BL manga I liked and was going to re-read or check for updates, with descriptions I wrote for myself, I hope that's ok:
https://myreadingmanga.info/hino-youhe-kimi-no-gin-no-ashi-eng/
[HINO Youhe] Kimi no Gin no Ashi (ex-pianist traveler meets dutch amputee para snowboarding star)

https://myreadingmanga.info/yuukura-aki-karasugaoka-dont-be-shy-eng/
https://myreadingmanga.info/yuukura-aki-karasugaoka-dont-be-shy-volume-2-eng/
[YUUKURA Aki] Karasugaoka Don't be shy!! (Delinquent Justice Gang Leaders having a comedy romance, mc is a very cute tsundere)

https://myreadingmanga.info/syundei-ganbare-nakamura-kun-eng/
https://myreadingmanga.info/syundei-motto-ganbare-nakamura-kun-eng/
[Syundei] Ganbare! Nakamura-kun!! (school romantic comedy with beautiful homage to old artstyle and gags)

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>>8162
Fudanshi exist, the author of Tougen Anki is one. I'm a fujo, but I know fudanshi irl, most of them gay or bi. Isn't it natural to want to read about people like yourself? Although I personally mostly started reading BL to avoid the misogyny I found in the shoujo romances I picked up as a kid at my library and also because I wanted to see men being more cute or submissive or at the very least not at all abusive to their gfs and that was harder to find than just reading BL where, even if there is abuse, I at least don't feel like I have to identify with the person who's being abused all the time (I did find some actually good and cute shoujos later, but by then I'd already started reading BL lol, it's good). Nowadays I read more korean jousei romance webtoons tbh but I still like BL, good romance is good romance.

>>8459
Speaking of SK∞, S2 when? It's been years since they announced it was greenlit and nothing yet.

>>8464
I checked out its twitter account and it still says only that it's greenlit https://x.com/sk8_project while the news on the official website talk mostly about some OVA https://sk8-project.com/news/?p=1
Plenty of time for me to watch S1 before they even announce the release date of S2 I guess. You have my condolences though…

>>9039
Photography, unironically. Ever since I bought a digital camera I've been going outside more and it's a refreshing experience.

>>9039
A game that is immersive enough to lose yourself in for a couple days would be nice..

Sunny weekends to make it all worth it.

>>19070
Crepe Suzette? <3

>>9039
Doing the same skateboard tricks over and over consistently, good food, and my friends :^)

Stream today, 20:00 UTC @ https://cytu.be/r/SushiStream (around 4 hours from this post)
Tonight we're finishing Hisone to Masotan
Hope to see you there!

Stream today, 20:00 UTC @ https://cytu.be/r/SushiStream (around 3 hours and 30 minutes from this post)
Tonight we're watching a 2000's OVA, Karakuri no Kimi and we'll also going to be checking trailers for the new seasonals
Hope to see you there!

>>8456
Get your bingo cards for the new seasonals here!

I think I'll attend the next one.

Poll is up!
https://strawpoll.com/QrgewEOwYyp

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remains

>>5753
remained

inside.

Such

>>1275
it's generally very easy to tell when a ferment goes bad. Just use your senses. Does it smell really bad? can you see visible mold on top? Does it feel slimy? does it taste rotten? Evolution actually gave us very good tools for detecting off food. If it seems off, just don't eat it. It can be a little annoying to throw out a ferment that's taken some time, but ultimately, if you have to throw away some veggies and salt it's not gonna break the bank. But, as long as you have a scale and can follow instructions, chances are it won't go wrong. People have been fermenting foods for thousands of years without the precision instruments and information than we have now. It turns out it's extremely easy.

>>1273
I was going to make plum wine, but my tree is sick. Some kind of fungal disease from what I can gather online. Doing what I can to make sure the disease doesn't get worse. See attached pics.
Even though the plums aren't ripe at all they deteriorate and die.
At least some of the harvest is still okay, and if the net is to be trusted it gets killed by 3min at 43°C, so I made jam of the okay seeming fruit instead. The jam making entails simmering temps for half an hour, so I feel safe to eat that, but I'd still feel icky about making plum wine out of it.

>>1274
If you have an ikea near you they have nice jars with glass lids that last forever (except they (at least here) have stopped selling the replacement gasket seals on their own, but with things like ginger bugs you can just omit the gaskets anyways and just place the glass tops on top, if you'd seal with gaskets they'd explode)
On the ginger bugs, I would guess rather than letting them sit too long you just had the fill level way too high. The time I had a ginger bug it was fizzing too much not to hear it when in the room but kept within it's jar all the same.

>>1283
Weck is a well known brand for jars around here. They are made of heat resistant glass with glass lids and there are rubber rings and clamps to seal them.

For my fermentation projects I usually just use a commercial, cleaned pickle jar. They are basically free and can safely be used at least once for your own stuff. By the time I make a new batch, I have another empty pickle jaw, because pickled cucumbers are delicious and not too expensive to buy from the store. There is also no concern about microbe cultures with them, so I only pickle stuff, I can't get from the store right away, like eggs or cabbage.

>>1283
That sucks, looks like it might be "brown rot". At least it's one of the more treatable plant diseases.

Any recommendations or links for how to get started with pickling? Maybe with kimchi or sauerkraut.

>>1535
"I can fix him ass"-mfs when it's a murderer:

>>1536
>He was, by the way, exceptionally handsome, above average in height, slim, with beautiful brown eyes and dark brown hair

TAKE ME ALREADY PLEASE NNGH

>>1536
I'm listening

Just finished "The People in the Trees" by Hanya Yanigihara. I enjoyed it. Her writing can be prosaic. After I finished it I read about the author's life and it was interesting noticing how much of her own life experiences she put into the book (father was a doctor, she's Hawaiian). I also ended up reading about the real life doctor her character was based on - Daniel Carleton Gajdusek. What a story! I picked up "A Little Life" by her but not sure if I want to read that next… Might read "Moby Dick" since I've actually never read it. I also have "Myth of Sisyphus" sitting at my bedside.

I'm presently reading through "That's How They Get You", as are other members of the book club I'm in.