Lu-cha! Lu-cha! Lu-cha!
I’m halfway through Scott Pilgrim Takes Off. I wasn’t expecting the direction the show was taking, but I’m enjoying it so far.
Help me. I can't get it out of my head.
On YouTube, I've been watching mostly Azumanga Daioh and Duckman.
Edited by StewieGriffin34 on Mar 17th 2024 at 9:26:22 AM
He/they | Mostly here on my free days
Finished The Gentlemen (eh, solid 8/10). Now started on the anime of Delicious in Dungeon (which is a terrible title. Why not just call it Dungeon Food?)
I'm currently hyperfixating on season 2 of Kaiten Mutenmaru, which is the best webcomic I've ever read.
I am proud of having written summaries of Sick Valachlorophenol
and Crocell Xylel, both of whom are among my favorite characters alongside Tetsujin Granchio.
I hope to write more to spread knowledge of everything I love about this webcomic!
Trans Siberian Anarchestra (it/they)
Scavengers' Reign was excellent. I think the implied planetary hive-mind is a boring twist, though.
The Revolution Will Not Be Tropeable
Recently read this neat graphic novel titled "The Witch Boy" by Molly Ostertag. The pacing isn't the best, but I do like the concepts of the story.
Tobias/TJ (He/Him)
Finally finished rewatching season 1 of The Owl House, and now I've gotten started on season 2 — already enjoying it a lot!
Cold turkey's getting stale. Tonight I'm eating crow.
Watched the series finale of Archer. It was bittersweet, especially in light of all the layoffs going around right now.
Recently downloaded this neat little Rogue-lite phone game titled Candies N' Curses. I really dig the 8-bit aesthetics and spooky tone.
I finished the third season of How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast). Mixed bag, I liked parts of it, but the ending felt underdeveloped.
Picked up Xenoblade Chronicles 3 again for the first time in months. I played for 4 hours straight. Here’s hoping I continue using my time for my hobbies.
Watched the first episode of Ripley. It was pretty slow paced and left a lot of things hanging in the air, so I might keep watching, and it is an amazingly shot show, I'm just not fully sold on it yet. I haven't read the books, but I immediately noticed differences to the film that I surmise must be more faithful adaptations of the books.
3 episodes in with The Gentlemen. I does scratch my ensemble-cast-crime-drama itch, but I do bristle at the typical Ritchie flash and "clever" dialogue.