
For this post, I paired these two shows because… well, the title is pretty self explanatory. I came into this expecting to hate both shows, and well, I guess I don’t hate one show all that much? The other show, however…
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For this post, I paired these two shows because… well, the title is pretty self explanatory. I came into this expecting to hate both shows, and well, I guess I don’t hate one show all that much? The other show, however…
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Ah yes, completely hairy beastmen, but super bangable beastwomen. Anyway, I’ve already watched a couple isekai shows this season, but let’s get the rest out of the way. I already know I won’t keep following most of these insipid series to the end, but let’s find out why.
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I would prefer watching every single show and just combining it all into one uber post, but there are just way, way too many new series to watch. How does one keep up? Well, it helps that I don’t have Netflix. I’m sure there are good shows on that streaming platform as well, but I refuse to pay for it. So yes, maybe Sakamoto Days would blow my pants off, but alas, I can never watch it. Yes, yes, I could sail the high seas like I once did as a broke college student, but I’ll pass. It’s not a moral thing; I’m just too lazy these days. It also helps that I’m currently trying to play through a JRPG called Reynatis, and I think it rather sucks. So for once, I’d rather update the blog than play games. Anyway…
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I initially planned for my next post to be about anime, but I just finished Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake (shortened to DQ3 from here on out), and I feel like I have to get these thoughts off my chest. Before I dive into the game, however — and yes, there will be spoilers for two rather old games — I need to first talk bring up Final Fantasy X (shortened to FFX from here on out). I’ve always been a big defender of Tidus, because I feel that brash, half short, half pant wearing protagonist is often unfairly maligned at least in the JRPG circles that I’m aware of. Of course, people’s opinions are what they are. If their reaction to Tidus’s many antics is to visibly cringe, then it is what it is. Who am I to say that cringing at Tidus is wrong if that’s how you honestly feel? But you can always try to look at any situation from a different perspective and thus come to a different understanding — and understanding that doesn’t have to replace your initial reaction but add to it. I will also contend that FFX is (likely inadvertently) a look at DQ3 — or various stories like DQ3 — from a different but very important perspective.
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