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“Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club” TV anime announced

I loved the pianist  
Fucking shame that’s it’s directed by Polanski
 
@Holofan4life  

 
More gay idols here we go

This is the most amazing voice acting I’ve ever heard.
 
By the way it comes from Kenny Lauderdale’s YT channel and I cannot recommend it highly enough. If you thought you knew obscure anime, check some of this shit out. I guarantee you you don’t know it as well as you thought you did.

Remember this old random Japanese video classic?
 
EIGHT YEARS LATER AND STILL NOBODY KNOWS WTF THIS VIDEO IS ABOUT.
 
People says it’s either an ad for a candy brand or some sort of cheer up video in response to a tsunami disaster.

@Applepie2010  
Touches the soil
 
Something terrible has happened here

@Angrybrony  

 
Yes, yes, yes, all that and more. Like I commented, Sonic SatAM is THE most influential piece of media in my entire 40-year life. Even Friendship is Magic doesn’t come close, despite being 9 seasons, and SatAM only being two. To say SatAM had a profound effect on my life is an understatement; it fundamentally changed me into the person I am today. Not to mention that Princess Sally Acorn is my bae and absolutely No. 1 in my waifu stable. Has been for 27 years, will be forever. I know it’s weird for some of you zoomers to grasp because you didn’t grow up in the early ’90s, but without the Internet or any sort of social media, cartoons like that were truly amazing things to watch. It was like a portal onto a whole new world, and it was only after I found the Net in 1997 that I discovered I was this thing called a “furry.”

@Nightweaver20xx  
Yeah… What about MLP G1? OR Dragontales?  
We also grew up in the 80s, 90s, 2000s.
 
There’s no excuse for that.
 
Altlough I’m also a sonic fan. IYKWIM.

@Tarkan809  
I’m talking to/about the younger people who didn’t grow up in the same era I did.

@Nightweaver20xx  
Oh alright.

god dame fire force’s animation is so fucking pretty.  
shinra v he’s lil bro was so fucking well animated it was like movie quality.
 
also Giovanni is a fuck and i hope they melt that meltle suit he’s in with him in it.

@Angrybrony  
yea I also like the Mike Mignola ish feel it has

kirishima eijirou is a certified good boy after the new episode.

The more I think about it, the more upset I get that talented cartoon visionaries like Len Janson and Ben Hurst (RIP) got the shaft from networks and official channels, while hack frauds like Ken Penders got the spotlight. Yes, I’m still pissed over Sonic SatAM. That video reopened very old wounds that I thought had closed long ago. It’s just not fair that true revolutionaries get ignored by studios looking to turn a quick buck, or follow what the latest trend is. I hate it and I’ll always hate it, and it’s really true that sometimes in life the bad guys win.

@Nightweaver20xx  
Just a quick reminder that TV animation can be tough unless your a veteran.

Just gonna leave this here.  

Who woulda thought that a Christian Show about Veggies would’ve nailed modern internet humor:  
What a world we live in.

@Nightweaver20xx  
Furry but not fetishistic and also a good cosplay. The best kind of furry.

Anybody know of some good switch games that can be played with a single joycon? The L button on my left one just stopped working with any game I play so I’m sending it to Nintendo for repairs. I don’t own a pro controller nor do I have or would be willing to spend the money for one. The problem being that most of the games I own on the system require both joycons to play from Doom to Minecraft to Taiko no Tatsujin.
 
Any ideas?

@Nootnoot  
The new smash bros and the let’s go pokemon games.
 
That’s all i know.

i’d be super into a beast solo movie.  
maybe a kitty pryde and colloses movie too.

@Nightweaver20xx  
is that fnaf cosplay?

 
 
The effects found in The Remaining reveal the budget of the film. While grand in scope, earthquakes, storms, airplanes crashing to the ground, creatures flying around and the ilk, the culmination of everything included compare more to a movie-of-the-week tone than that to other similar films such as Into the Storm. Regardless, the effects remain rather effective mostly due to the deft handling of their presentation by the director, Cases La Scala. He manages to show just enough to sell the event before pulling the camera away or shifting focus to a character’s reaction. The initial event where dozens of wedding guests fall to the floor, their eyes turned white, is eerily effective and well done. The scene in the basement of the church where the forces of the night are after the pastor is also tense and better than expected.

Anime over the 2010s