Oh yeah, better update about where I am with other series.
These are the ones that I am currently still watching; there are a few others that I've finished recently but I hope to talk about those in another post in the future.
Hunter x Hunter (2011); last seen episode 44. UP TO DATE.
Moyashimon Returns; seen episode 4 (behind by 4 episodes). I was sad to realise that I'm just not enjoying this one as much as the first season, but I plan to stick with it to the end anyway.
Space Brothers; last watched episode 10 so REALLY behind with it, but I love what I have seen and am catching up steadily. I was reading the manga but gave up since it seemed to translate so well to anime (someone tell me if I'm missing out on anything by doing so).
Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita; HOW DID I END UP WATCHING THIS SURREAL PIECE OF CRACK ABOUT FAIRIES AND THE DECLINE OF HUMANITY? I watched up to episode 7 last night. I like a good dose of weird and this series delivers that, plus it is actually cleverer than it appears at first (and it gets more amusing after the first couple of episodes). I find myself going between laughing out loud at how bizarre it is and finding the world and the fairies to be very unsettling (also, I don't think for a minute that it's true but I do enjoy the theory that the series is all a total delusion and Watashi is probably insane). Please give me more of this trapped-inside-manga-panels, time loop, anthropomorphised space probes (VOYAGER IS LOVE), non-linear, unnamed character, social commentary-ish oddity.
It can't be called post apocalyptic (there was no apocalypse) but it is a refreshingly different take on a society where human population has entered a decline. Is anyone else still watching?
These are the ones that I am currently still watching; there are a few others that I've finished recently but I hope to talk about those in another post in the future.
Hunter x Hunter (2011); last seen episode 44. UP TO DATE.
Moyashimon Returns; seen episode 4 (behind by 4 episodes). I was sad to realise that I'm just not enjoying this one as much as the first season, but I plan to stick with it to the end anyway.
Space Brothers; last watched episode 10 so REALLY behind with it, but I love what I have seen and am catching up steadily. I was reading the manga but gave up since it seemed to translate so well to anime (someone tell me if I'm missing out on anything by doing so).
Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita; HOW DID I END UP WATCHING THIS SURREAL PIECE OF CRACK ABOUT FAIRIES AND THE DECLINE OF HUMANITY? I watched up to episode 7 last night. I like a good dose of weird and this series delivers that, plus it is actually cleverer than it appears at first (and it gets more amusing after the first couple of episodes). I find myself going between laughing out loud at how bizarre it is and finding the world and the fairies to be very unsettling (also, I don't think for a minute that it's true but I do enjoy the theory that the series is all a total delusion and Watashi is probably insane). Please give me more of this trapped-inside-manga-panels, time loop, anthropomorphised space probes (VOYAGER IS LOVE), non-linear, unnamed character, social commentary-ish oddity.
It can't be called post apocalyptic (there was no apocalypse) but it is a refreshingly different take on a society where human population has entered a decline. Is anyone else still watching?
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