How many nominations is one person allowed to submit?
I recognised only Suzuka, Teio, Mcqueen and Urara in the first picture.
Anyone knows which umamusume the cosplayer between Mcqueen and Urara is supposed to be?
until it's revealed a horse is transphobic
The premise of umamusume is that horses from our world get reincarnated as horse girls in the world of umamusume.
Yes, even the male horses.
@rikka@ani.social Looks like episodes 1 and 2 were released together.
Last week I watched 2 anime that other members of this community have been discussing. They are both coincidentally Chinese animation.
The first is the Nezha movie and its sequel. It's peak battle shounen with plenty of flashy fights. Personally, I enjoyed Nezha 1 more than Nezha 2 despite the latter being more acclaimed.
very mild spoilers
There is a twist in Nezha 2 but I saw it coming a mile away.
There is no twist in Nezha 1, but I enjoyed the world-building and how they set things up.
They are worth watching IMO if battle shounen is your cup of tea, or if you are interested in Chinese mythology.
The second is Release that Witch. I binged the few episodes that have been released and I am now all caught up. I love the world-building and politics, and there is definitely a conspiracy.
In fact, I got too impatient after catching up, wanting more of the story, so I picked up the manga adaptation. While I don't regret it, I must confess that I felt letdown. The manga felt sloppy.
Yes, there are significant differences in character design, but that's superficial. What mattered to me is how the work is presented. The anime gave me the impression that it's all about politics and drama. The manga on the other hand turned the story into yet another generic isekai power-fantasy.
Maybe the anime would eventually go down the same path as the manga since they are both based on the same novel, but till then I'd say it's better to stick with the anime. Personally, I hope that the anime would pick out the best part of the source material while leaving the worst out.
kernel maintainers are pushing the fix burden onto PostgreSQL
Maybe it isn't applicable in this context, but didn't Linus Torvalds send an angry email on an adjacent topic, but regarding the same philosophy?
Found it: we do not break userspace
Disclaimer: I am a noob when it comes to Linux and building operating systems.
Source: Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End - season 2 episode 10
For context, Nakamura is the author, Nozawa is the illustrator, Shueisha is the publishing company and the dude speaking is the protagonist.
Source: The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You - chapter 196
Source: Bonnouji - chapter 27
Source: 'Tis Time for "Torture", Princess - season 2 episode 10
Source: You and I Are Polar Opposites - episode 9
I was just thinking that Botan is the grown-up version of Nadeshiko.