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>>2
Due to real life issues that have been so rudely interrupted, I've only been watching Arte. I intend to watch more anime. Princess connect, kakushigoto, bakarina and maybe fishing girls at least.

What a weird feeling, being a samasushi dual wielder, having your main board destroyed and samacutes somewhere deciding this was the best place to come.
In any case I'm watching:
-Gleipnir
-Hamefura/Bakarina
-Priconne
-Gal to Kyouryuu
-Yesterday wo Utatte
-Kakushigoto
-Arte

And tried Listeners but wasn't my cup of tea. I'm also watching 2 shows on the side so my schedule is as packed as I can manage right now.

>>2
I thought I'd only be watching Kakushigoto, but got dragged in watching the crow anime. The latest episode was quite heavy, but I like it for how close to real life the relationships between characters seem to be. Nothing seems to be blown out of proportion, maybe apart from Haru falling for Rikuo.
It ends up hurting me a little, but I'll still do it for the precious tomboy crow waifu.

I'd watch PriConne too, but I have two brain cells and both of them are depressed.

>>9
I suggest watching priconne to promote genki synaptogenesis.

>>16
>genki synaptogenesis.
Huh? Are you a genki scientist? Teach me your secrets.

>>21
Synapse development doesn't stop when you become an adult and recently the jury's out on whether or not you truly can't re/generate neurons on at least some regions of the fully developed brain.

You might even get a third genki braincell from genki stimuli!

Watch Princess Connect, do it for Cal. She's cute and just like a real cat!

I've only been watching Mewkledreamy so far, a cute anime about a girl getting powers from a literal goddess to intrude in other people's dreams and only using it for very mundane things.

>>90
I am waiting for the butai shoujo movie

>>26
Incredible! I always knew genki exposure was a good thing

There's a few good shows but my favorite right now is probably Nami yo kiite kure. Really makes me want to listen to late night radio shows.

I'll finally have some time for myself after tomorrow and I can't wait to watch EVERYTHING

Breakwater Club reminds me how me and my father used to visit the lake close our old house. Well, it wasn't *that* close and we would have to drive there but it wasn't as far away as the city was. We would spend all day walking through the nearby forest, grill some chicken and meat, tomatoes and peppers (he's really good at making barbecue just so you know), just chilling under the trees and skipping stones at the lake. That was a better time to be.

I hope they start airing again soon.

>>111
>that was a better time to be
Life is too fast these days
Take me back to 1066 baby
Anyone else surprised at how fast we got a hundred posts on this new board what the hell

Oh my god

Oh my god!

>>126
We share the same good.

>>111
This image is nearly of perfection. The clouds, the background, the girls (but I would love if had other together too). The only thing miss is an easily to spot sea.
I hope that show to don't loosing steam because the interruption.

>>105
Watched the first episode of this and really liked it.

I'm trying to catch up with Kaguya, Priconne, Kakushigoto, Yesterday wo Utatte and Hamefura.

At the beginning of the season I tried to watch at least a few episodes of everything, but I pretty quickly burnt out on that and stopped watching anything for a few weeks. I've been catching up again lately though.
Currently I'm caught up with Kaguya 2 and Gleipnir, and I'm gonna try to catch up on Yesterday, Arte, and Kakushigoto.

Listeners is kind of not good, but the music references can be pretty fun if you're into that kind of stuff. I mean, Kurt Cobain as a cute little girl, when am I ever going to see something like that again?

The only thing I'm currently watching from this season is Arte. I've read the Gleipnir manga and might pick up the anime.

I've been watching priconne (very slowly) and I got to say it feels impressively bland. You can tell there was a lot of work put into the anime at least as far as visuals are concerned but everything about the plot falls flat. There's a good (if standard) hook at the beginning, then it tries to become konosuba with a cooking twist. Great seiyuu work and the inclusion of multiple male characters in an anime that's supposed to sell a smartphone game whose charm point is the cute girls is sort of a bold move that I appreciate but nothing about it feels fresh. To top it off, there's no cleverness to the fights (that I've seen so far). Come to think of it, Pecorine is at the center of most of the things I think are holding back this anime: she feels bland, she forces the anime to become about cooking (why wouldn't Kokkoro escort the hero to her home town? Why would she be interested in making a guild about cooking?) and she solves every fight by being an overpowered character whose comic flaw is needing to eat all the time, which turns into a vicious cycle.

Finally, I simply cannot forgive the localizers for removing the line about the catgirl having a cat's tongue and replacing it with "can't handle hot food." Incidentally, I love it when one of the anime e-celebs on twitter makes an ironic post about how the era of fansubbing and translators' notes being the best time to watch anime (an era they are obviously not even familiar with) and the replies all being people unironically agreeing and commenting on the horrible state of current translations, forcing the e-celebs to backpedal to the extreme while trying to plug whatever streaming service is paying them.

>>222
At least the cat is cute tho

>>224
Yeah, the cat is definitely fine.

Going steady with nami yo kiite kure. Lots of hot poon lying around and a perceived seinfeldian touch have been keeping me interested.

So the season has finished. I watched:

Arte - best thing I watched this season. Went into it expecting to be let down but it told a great story.

Princess connect - went into this with semi-high expectations, dropped it around episode 3 (see >>222 ). Anyone who kept up with it can vouch for the tone of the anime to have changed? Has it gotten popular at all? It doesn't feel like it has that punch, that IT factor that something like shinchou yuusha, SOA, tate no yuusha or konosuba have.

Kakushigoto - kept up with it only to justify my opinion of kumeta. Found it unremarkable.

Teibou nisshi - only 3 episodes but it's so much fun and promises to be the best of the summer anime. In fact, it might even thrive from being shown during summer

Nami yo kiite kure - pretty good but felt unfinished. Very few things are resolved and a lot is left out in the open, less in a "we did this intentionally to portray that life is a series of changes and we don't need to keep following these characters to know everything will work out" way and more in a "oh shit we ran out of time to tell our story, fuck just say 'this is where our adventure truly begins' and be done with it" way. This is one of those anime that would benefit from a second cour/season. I need to make a webm of the Ainu segment, that comedian girl has her heart in the right place. The author of this ended up making a (probably) unconscious admonition of monty python.

>>365
Only watched arte yeah it waas good.

>>365
Arte is a harlot who eats aphrodisiacs for lunch

Arte is dead

>>370
oh my god

>>370
great edit

>>370
Nice
*bang*