No.5992
it does feel like the end of innocence in a way, like it's heralding a new era. makes me wonder what the 2020s have in store.
No.5993
>>5992same here
The whole incident made me reflect on the things I value and took for granted. The impact KyouAni had on anime internet culture is undeniably a big deal.
All the sweet images of K-on girls or Lucky Star reaction icons suddenly have a sting to them.
people fucking died in fire
It feels like a second 9/11 on a personal level.
No.5994
>>5991I just rewatched the first season for the second time, and I'm still floored. I love this it so much.
No.5995
>>5992Nobody really seems to know. There could be light at the end of the tunnel, but there’s nothing we can do other than speculate at this point.
>>5993It’s even sadder than it was, stuff like Lucky Star and K-ON was so distant but now it’s somewhat tragic along with that.
No.6684
Hibike <3
No.7217
>>7216I read light novels in high school, but frankly, I don’t remember how the competition went. If Kumiko doesn’t play at or even qualify for nationals, I am booking a flight to peacefully discuss this with KyoAni.
Christ, this actually makes me nervous. I might have to binge-watch it today.
No.7227
>>7225My genuine appreciation was immediately rewarded with a pool episode! Thank you, universe.
No.7231
>>7230I slept it off, gave it some more thought…
I am so upset I could die.
