I noticed. It's gotten a lil lonely here as of late. I'm just here, posting some manga...

Very sokky.  I doubt I'll watch even half of the anime I sample so things should return to normal eventually.  

I also need to start looking for a new series with a lot of material out already.  Almost everything I have left to read, I'm caught up with, and a lot of that doesn't update until there is a new volume published.  Being a manga fan now is like how being an anime fan used to be, when most stuff wasn't released in the west and we had to hope a fansub team would pick it up.

What anime from the fall season have you picked up so far? I've only watched Blend S, Sangatsu no Lion, and something about a girl who likes drinking. I'll probably be looking for other anime to pick up while I wait for updates.

And I also need to post some manga on here, haha..

Yeah I made a meme, no regrets. 

Anyways, haven't felt like updating anything on my weekly stuff lately. Wasn't expecting Eri to join the fight in MHA...little girl is pretty badass. Kinda reminds me of the power Orihime was supposed to have in Bleach that didn't go anywhere.

Anyways, Cloud recommended me a cute manga about a girl that teases a boy a lot so I plan to try that once my new anime season high wears off a bit.

Girls' Last Tour / Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou (titled Shoujo Apocalypse Adventure in the scans I read) - loved the mellow vibe of the manga and it's just as good in the anime thus far.  It's the source of the images I posted above.

Net-juu no Susume is another that I really like.  It's about a 30-something woman who has decided to leave the workforce and become an "elite NEET".  She plays an MMO all day as a male character.  I like her.  Looks like she's going to end up running into other members of her guild in real life.

Houseki no Kuni is really interesting, Two Car might be okay, Blend S is very Working-ish and there are a few others I need to watch another episode or two of.  Oh, Animegataris seems good.  

Girl's Last Tour definitely looks interesting, having cute looking girls in a rather grim looking setting and tanks. It looks like it could be a dark, mature story from 1st impressions. Net-juu sounds really fun though and I wanna check that one out :D Houseki definitely does look interesting from its art style which I'd wanna check out just for that. I'm not sure about Two Car though... Animegataris looks cute and fun.

I'm currently watching Death Note, the TV drama real actors version and it's funny cause those are usually not my cup of tea but I began watching this one and I couldn't stop. I just want to know how it ends too. Maybe after watching this I'll watch the Netflix version, I saw it advertised on Netflix but did not care to watch it yet.

I've been pretty negative recently involving other things, so I had to give myself a personal break. I feel more at ease now. Anyway a lot of my favorite series have either ended or are soon to end, so the struggle to find more manga continues!

Magi (ended):

The ending overall, felt a bit rushed for me. I guess I didn't really expect it to be so  Shonen-y. Overall I enjoyed this series a lot and the final arc really gave Alibaba the development as a character/protagonist the manga desperately needed from him. Sinbad died, but evevryone is like "nah not really" and Drakkon returned to his human form. Wow does he look cool. The ending feels a bit rushed and open ended, but also very hopeful. I think that Magi was ging for something like that in the end and it somewhat succeeded. Again overall, I found the series amazing.

Jitsu Wa Watashsi Wa:  I'm assuming a few chapters are left because the last few chapters have been amazing for the sake of closure of the series. All except for the latest chapter. It starts off with a somewhat poor pacing, explaining the time travelers need to return home because now that the future is irreversably changed, they can't stay there. They set out for their heartfealt farewells and head to their to try to change it themselves. Turns out the Super Pervert II was never Shio, like most thought and I always questioned considering the ninja girl's backstory with her. It was actually Cool Beyootee herself Yoko. A hilarious and somewhat sensible plot twist that I both liked and disliked considering the circumstances of her disapearence in the future. Nevertheless they reconnect her with future Asashi and they all live heavily ever after. They kind of ruin it all in the last panel by allowing Akane to cross time AND dimensions/realities, so the time travelers casually return. Honestly I could have done without it. It doesn't make me mad or anything but I feel like it really ruined the mood this chapter gave.

MHA (last week): 

I more or less expected everything that is currently happening execept I didn't put Eri into account as a factor which  can hopefully change the circumstances. Her quirk makes a lot of sense especially considering that the effects of erasing quirks was always wearing off until recently. ot quite sure how it affects death and whether or not Neomoto is alive now. Unfortunately I don't think she can reverse her reversal, so I think Togata is still in bad shape. Also watch Lumillion's cape rank in the popularity poll like Deku's shoes did. I honestly have no idea how this can turn out with Eri being a suprise factor to me, but I still think the L.O.V. is gonna take her. Although they may take a consolation prize and make a copy of her to go.

Uratarou (ended): now before I get into this.

I knew I had this in the back of my mind for some reason.

I'm kind of lost here to be quite honest. It started off amazingly but then halfway through there were some clear weirdness that created complications for the series that I noticed. The old man being a demon the entire time was a pretty good plot twist. In any case, the post timeskip was when things really went downhill with no real reason why. The Empress and Noritsune were nowhere to be found despite being very broken characters. Wolf boy is no longer there nor is mysterious musician swordsman-man despite the latter being tied to the plot. Chiyo becomes the corpse parts of Jo Jo and it becomes a bizzare adventure in retrieving them. Her brother was also alive... yay? The whole death rejection thing was funny though. Uratarou had a lot of potential to change postively as a character but never really does that in either personality or physical ability. He became too much of a Shonen character, especially with his attack name. The very end was ok, by then I had made my peace that it was ending and Uratarou at least had a better resolution as a character by the very end. I wish that the series had a lot more time to flesh itself out, but overall I'd say I enjoyed it enough. It just felt that by the end especially it was  a rush job like it was cancelled or something.

An interesting fact about Girls' Last Tour is that the ED is animated by the mangaka himself.  That's kind of nifty.  He seems to like playing with animation.