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There are some people really shitting on the animation for the new trailer.  I think Genos has CGI arms at one point? IDK, I'm not to worried because nothing in the trailer stood out to me as bad, and ultimately had me hyped for the new season.  I'll reserve judgment until I'm watching the final product.

I dig this thread.

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Basically any live version of a Nine Inch Nails song.  Especially stuff from Pretty Hate Machine.  The live album And All That Could Have Been is essential listening.

1 minute ago, Deimos said:

I still prefer the Human Tornado.

You had a name like this and you ditched it?

I think something akin to what Homecoming did is definitely ideal.  Maybe they haven't fought any iconic villains yet, but they've been telling as X-Men for a while now.  Origin stuff can be handled in brief conversation or quick remarks.

The question is, do you factor in Magneto or go elsewhere first to stay away from being repetitive?

9 minutes ago, Revolver said:

I read the first 5 or so chapters of it. I thought it was alright. I think Promised Neverland is a lot higher quality.

 

I’ve been reading Radiant lately. Actually written and illustrated by a French guy but it’s a shonen through and through.

 

The only other thing I’ve poked at recently is Eden Zero. Definitely reminds me of what I liked about Fairy Tail before they added a thousand characters and the stories got bad.

Dr. Stone is one of those manga where the first few chapters don't well represent what it becomes a few chapters later.  It takes on new life after the short first arc, which I'm hoping the anime does a bit of remapping to better tell the beginning.

Not sure if you mean back and forth as far as quality or focus of the story.  Because sometimes they get so derailed in making other scientific advancements that they almost gloss over the original task/reason.  I think it helps that I read most of it in a bug chunk until the last 15 or so chapters.

Has anyone here been reading Dr. Stone?  I usually don't get too deep into manga like I do anime, but this was part of the big 4 new IP's that were meant to bring fresh blood into the Shonen Jump pages (The Promised Neverland was one of those four).  It's basically a battle manga where the conflict and escalation is based on scientific advancement as opposed to fighting and power levels.  Really cool art style and surprisingly engaging story.  Anime comes out in July.

Mostly just getting the ball rolling in this forum.