nani667:
Episodes 2-7 📺 🍿

Caught up

Najdorf:

Lucifer-senpai gonna be happy to have him

Najdorf:

Lucifer-senpai gonna be happy to have him

samistry:

Name?

nani667:
Episodes 6 - 10

nani667:
Episodes 6 - 10

GloriousGbola:



I fear the size of your homework folder.

nani667:
🤦🏽‍♂️

Baddestguyp:
Rick and Morty: The Anime

Shots from the teaser

Baddestguyp:
The Rose of Versailles (1979).....8.5/10


Synopsis -
The story is centered on the true life events leading up to the French Revolution of 1789 and also covers the Revolution itself whereby the commoners and some other factions sought to take back political power over France from the ruling class/monarchy. This led to countless loss of life and so much human cruelty.

The story is about 90% based on true life events but it's major protagonist is a completely fictional character called Oscar François de Jarjayes. Oscar was a member of the Jarjayes family who have been loyal to the Monarchy.

Oscar, due the her father lacking a male heir was raised by her father as a man to succeed him. As a result, she joined the Royal guards.

It is a tragic tale that retells the events leading up to the French revolution and many characters who played different roles in it.
I had to do a little research on the French revolution after I finished watching and while the series isn't 100% accurate, it is mostly accurate and many of the major events and characters were captured in this 40 episodes anime series.

It captures many major events like the Affair of the diamond necklace during which the people completely lost faith in the ruling class. ..

When I started the story, I thought it would be like the usual Hollywood female power show with Mary Sue characters but the deeper I went, it became clear that this wasn't the case.

Every character stands out with their own strength and weaknesses. Oscar struggling with her own identity and romance as someone who was raised as a man and who had fully accepted that identity, even if it meant depriving herself of love and attempting to shut out her feminine side and feminine emotions.

Andre who loved and was loyal to Oscar but would not hesitate to call her out when he disagreed with her choices.

Marie Antoiniette, the Dauphine of Austrian origin who entered a political marriage at the tender age of 14 with the French Dauphin (who became King Louis XVI). She was mostly portrayed as a timid but ignorant Queen easily manipulated and swayed by her own emotions and thus failing to see the plight of the common people.

The way the story captures many events is brilliant. The soundtrack too was brilliant and fitting.

The only downside is the animation. Since it was animated in 1979, the animation is not great.

pu7pl3:
Sirius the Jaeger

Kaycee7:
How'd you even stumble up on this? Haven't heard this name in a while

Baddestguyp:
The Rose of Versailles (1979).....8.5/10


Synopsis -
The story is centered on the true life events leading up to the French Revolution of 1789 and also covers the Revolution itself whereby the commoners and some other factions sought to take back political power over France from the ruling class/monarchy. This led to countless loss of life and so much human cruelty.

The story is about 90% based on true life events but it's major protagonist is a completely fictional character called Oscar François de Jarjayes. Oscar was a member of the Jarjayes family who have been loyal to the Monarchy.

Oscar, due the her father lacking a male heir was raised by her father as a man to succeed him. As a result, she joined the Royal guards.

It is a tragic tale that retells the events leading up to the French revolution and many characters who played different roles in it.
I had to do a little research on the French revolution after I finished watching and while the series isn't 100% accurate, it is mostly accurate and many of the major events and characters were captured in this 40 episodes anime series.

It captures many major events like the Affair of the diamond necklace during which the people completely lost faith in the ruling class. ..

When I started the story, I thought it would be like the usual Hollywood female power show with Mary Sue characters but the deeper I went, it became clear that this wasn't the case.

Every character stands out with their own strength and weaknesses. Oscar struggling with her own identity and romance as someone who was raised as a man and who had fully accepted that identity, even if it meant depriving herself of love and attempting to shut out her feminine side and feminine emotions.

Andre who loved and was loyal to Oscar but would not hesitate to call her out when he disagreed with her choices.

Marie Antoiniette, the Dauphine of Austrian origin who entered a political marriage at the tender age of 14 with the French Dauphin (who became King Louis XVI). She was mostly portrayed as a timid but ignorant Queen easily manipulated and swayed by her own emotions and thus failing to see the plight of the common people.

The way the story captures many events is brilliant. The soundtrack too was brilliant and fitting.

The only downside is the animation. Since it was animated in 1979, the animation is not great.

Brokeloser:

Arigato.I searched for it and in the process I stumbled upon another gem.300+ plus comments all positive.

pu7pl3:


Netflix uploaded it oh, it's going well.

Baddestguyp:


Checked it.
This anime is a 4.6/10 on IMDB tho...

And I saw some comments about it being LGTBQ or so...

Brokeloser:

I vaguely remember the description mentioning male and female organs but I didn't pay attention to it. I'll do my own research to see if it's western influenced or the usual Japanese fetish. E no go beta for me if I use my hard earned funds buy sub use download American cartoon LGBTQ nonsense.

Baddestguyp:


Like when I wasted by data to download Banana Fish only to discover it was LGBTQ

From Episode one I don dey notice one of the major characters get gày sugardaddy...

Na so I delete the nonsense

Baddestguyp:


I watched this anime some years back.
It was pretty solid but didn't stand out enough to be memorable.

It was good tho...

CoolUsername:
I think Shonen Jump is in a post-big three era right now. With JJK and MHA ending in quick succession, SJ doesn't have a super clear cut group of battle shonen manga leading the pack. Coupled with the emergence of the Jump+ app, viewership is being shared across a wide range of series.

When I look all the manga that have anime adaptations that have been released such as Spy x Family, Chainsaw Man, Jigokuraku, Undead Unluck, Elusive Samurai, Kaiju No. 8, etc, you can see that there's no shortage of hits out there already. Yet, we still have stuff like Sakamoto Days, Dandadan, Witch Watch, and Akane Banashi with anime adaptations in the pipeline.

But it doesnt stop there. A lot of new manga both on the magazine and the app have already been able to generate buzz and can only stand to gain from future anime adaptations. Watch out for titles such as Kill Blue, Nue's Exorcist, Ruri Dragon, Wild Strawberry, and _{Peakgurapeakchi}
Kagurabachi.

I'm mostly a manga reader these days and over the years I found myself moving away from shonen to explore other genres of manga. However, with the Jump+ catalogue these days, I don't even have to leave the Shonen Jump environment to find experimental stuff anymore. The only thing I have to worry about is the high rate of cancellation but all in all, I'm eating good.

Brokeloser:
Blue lock episode nagi is out.