Oh yeah, that show where Birca from Go-Onger and Gridman are sworn enemies pretty much and everyone is a mix bag of X-Men type mutants and stand users from JJBA. :lolol

I haven't seen s-CRY-ed since it was on Adult Swim and I remember it was a cool show. I also remember that both the anime and manga have two different endings.

The anime and manga are extremely different. The main difference being that the manga honestly comes across as more of a satire or parody of what type of show that the anime is. For some that works, but for me it was a hard pass.

Finished Fate/stay night last week, which is funny because I watched Kamen Rider Ryuki prior to that. Might see Unlimited Blade Works and Zero while I'm on the Fate train, want to see Gintama at some point, along with Soul Eater I'll be watching soon. I'll be watching Shin Kamen Rider, the My Hero Academia OVAs, and the Heroes: Rising movie this weekend, planning to watch some shorter anime and ones I've been meaning to get around to before continuing my binge of One Piece.

Very late to the party but I'm watching Death Note for the very first time alongside a friend of mine. We're also watching Restaurant to Another World and Heaven's Design Team, because these three shows could not be anymore different

I was genuinely shocked to see that not only everyone's second favorite toku writer Inoue worked on Death Note, but also how prolific his credits are in anime.

My friend also wanted to do a re-watch of Fate/Zero alongside me, and I immediately accepted when I saw it was worked on by Urobuchi of Gaim fame

Death Note is great. I especially love the first two Japanese live-action movies that it got. And I know might sound crazy, but the Death Note musical is legit good.

Back Arrow. Google it. Watch it. Enjoy.

Considering Back Arrow is a collab between the people behind both Code Geass and TTGL, I'll pass. But hey, if that sounds great to you, then yeah, go for it.

Don't know why but I found myself watching a lot of food related isekai shows lately starting with Isekai Shokudou followed by Isekai Izakaya Nobu. I really just wanted to watch something light-hearted but now I'm starting to get interested in learning to cook.

The real goal in cooking I think is can you get on par with Salt Bae. :lolol