It's An Anime Thing

We all have the ones we love, and the ones we just wish the creators would kill off. Here's mine :) 1. Ichiru Kiryu 100% hate this guy with a passion. "My brother was the only one that looked at me." Boo hoo, asshole. I seriously don't give a fuck how he felt about being the weak twin. Like if you felt so bad about your parents treating you as if you're weak (which it really didn't look like to me), you should be happy that your brother is even giving you the time of day. He could've chosen to just ignore you like your parents supposedly did instead of treating you as an equal. And I can't believe he actually felt bad enough to the point where he helped Shizuka kill his family?? Like damn, what a selfish little brat. 2. Yuki Kuran I could give less fucks about her, but it seems as if I don't have any left. This girl had almost no personality, and she's so fucking naive . I kind of feel as if she was used more as a plot dev

 I can't with this manga anymore... This chapter literally had me squealing even after it ended. So in the last chapter Shouko finds out that Yuzuru was the one who posted the article that led to Shouya's suspension. I'm telling you, understanding sign-language must be taxing. Do you see her hands? They're flying everywhere. You must be really good at sign language to keep up with all that. Anyway, Shouko actually gets angry for the first time and starts scolding her little sister and tells her to apologize. But of course due to pettiness, she doesn't want to apologize. Shouko then tells her something in sign language, which for some reason wasn't explained, and Yuzuru gets upset and runs out the house. Shouya actually happens to find her in the playground sleeping. Eventually after some negotiating (and Yuzuru collapsing) Shouya convinces Yuzuru to stay for inner at his house. A while later there's a knock on the door.

To be honest, I didn't really think too much of him in the beginning. I generally tend to focus more on the main characters when I'm getting into any kind of series. Shingeki  was possibly the only series I'd ever seen that actually made me think about the side-characters. So again, I didn't really think much of him, other than the fact that he seemed like a badass character. However, due to the fact that I was sitting next to my anime crazed cousin (who had actually made me start watching Shingeki ), I literally never heard the end of all of Levi's great attributes. "Omg see him? That's Captain Levi! He's Humanity's Strongest soldier! He's short, he's a clean freak," blah blah blah My thoughts were mainly focused on Eren, Mikasa, and Armin most of the time. But THEN, episode 14 rolled around and after seeing Levi literally beat Eren senseless in court, I just thought he was a giant asshat. But then near the end of the ep

I feel like this episode was Netflix's way of appreciating the hardcore fans out in the world who spend their time freaking out over any series and doing things such as creating content related to the series, cosplaying, all that good stuff. I like how they made Lotte more eccentric when she'd talk about "Night Fall". The "excited fangirl" behavior she had during the event portrayed exactly how fans of any series in the real world act when they're at a convention. Trust me, I've been there. Going to a convention, especially for the first time, is very  exciting. There's events to catch, merch to buy, and if you're into cosplay you'll try to see how many characters you can recognize. Or in the case where you're in  cosplay you're probably hoping that someone will recognize you and point it out. Depends on what kind of person you are.

If I were to focus on my wants, I'd say I'd like to be a winged Ghoul like Touka is... But that's mainly because I just find it to look so pretty. Plus, she looked so badass wth it >_< But if anything I'd like to have the same kagune that Rize and Kaneki have. It doesn't provide too much protection, but I think I could do a lot of damage with something like that. I don't think I'd prefer something that only provides protection. Yes, protecting yourself from an attack is important, but don't you think it takes a lot of energy to shield yourself when you could just find an opening and slice the guy's head off? I don't know, that's just my personal opinion.

That's it, Deku will always be the best boy. I love him. ISN'T HE THE CUTEST?? Okay, fangirl moment over. Let's get serious. So , it turns out that All Might isn't all might, if you know what I mean. Seriously, how do you go from this TO THIS IN 0.2 SECONDS? ... He looks like a bum. Anyway, Deku finally gets his big question answered by his childhood hero. To which All Might responds, You can almost pinpoint the exact second his heart gets shattered. BUT I really think Deku might have been able to prove a bit of his worth in this episode. Due to All Might's negligence, he'd accidentally dropped the soda bottle that had contained the Sludge Monster (is that his name?? I'm not sure). This bottle happens to make it's way to Bakugo of all people, and the same thing that almost happened to Deku happens to him. Bakugo gets overtaken by the monster, thus leaving him powerless and giving the monster an extreme a