Yeah, probably. I'm just hoping lol. Or at least that the triangle doesn't get dragged through until the end.
The system they use to get their roster is rock solid, it's proven itself after decades to be reliable and consistent at getting new hits, and yet every time they have a slow period after some big series end, it's doom o'clock as usual. Don't have to pay attention to it
That hand gesture does in fact mean money in Japan. I've used it many times.UHHHHH
Probably all are in a "we asked shuiesha but their taking forever to give us permission" situation
Holy shitsnacksInoue writing and directing the Slam Dunk movie.
Slam Dunk Manga Creator Takehiko Inoue Helms, Pens New Anime Film for Fall 2022
Kabaneri's Yasuyuki Ebara designs characters with Toei veterans handling technical directionwww.animenewsnetwork.com
This is going to be the greatest anime film ever if it's up to the standards of InoueInoue writing and directing the Slam Dunk movie.
Slam Dunk Manga Creator Takehiko Inoue Helms, Pens New Anime Film for Fall 2022
Kabaneri's Yasuyuki Ebara designs characters with Toei veterans handling technical direction
Did you also notice that the writing makes way more sense when drunk?
I have not read it drunk, but I could certainly see it. I feel like Kubo just kept contriving reasons to draw cool shit, which ok fair play - he is SO GOOD at that. But aside from the problems that ended up being issues down the road, it felt like he was out of fumes by the time he got to Fake Karakura Town... then proceeded to write a whole bunch more. lol
Fake Karakura Town is definitely where the wheels started to come off, yeah. Even before that, you could totally see it, which surprised me - I had basically only fond memories of the series through Soul Society ending. But Fake Karakura Town highlighted the problems that were already building up. So less running out of steam and more finally running out of space to avoid Kubo's issues as a writer. Chad getting a whole fight devoted to him with not one but two lengthy powerups and then immediately going down like a sack of rocks in Hueco Mundo was sort of the inflection point between "good Bleach" and "bad Bleach" imo. But it's the same stuff the series had been dealing with since surprisingly early in its run.
Just going to accept it as fact and move on.
I mean, I know they're different, but "horniness" as a watchword for stuff like Halibel's design conveys the idea very effectively. I would call the way that multiple women get taken out with extreme ease only to be saved by the men sexist, but idk if the adjective immediately describes the issue with the character designs specifically like just calling them horny does? But YMMV, I guess.
