<Playing Death Games to Put Food on the Table>

Nah man. If you considered Crunchyroll “good” before this breach you still have so much to live for since literally everything must be great ;)

I like this type of show. 8/10.

I finished Kunon can see and * Noble Reincarnation* this weekend. They were both mid at best, but a good time killer to watch while doing something else. Noble Reincarnation could be interesting in the source, and I might give it a try when I have a dry spell.

Frieren novel for me.

<The Twelve Kingdoms> Book 3 - Just when the MC of the previous novels started to be less of a whiny little crybaby, this series takes a turn and starts with a completely new arc with completely new characters and a new MC. And this one is even more whiny than the last one. It’s unbearable, and I’ve dropped it after a third of the volume. I assume those plotlines would cross somewhere down the line, but I really can’t suffer through the rest of the volume.

<The Otome Heroine’s Fight for Survival> Volume 6 - I have always been a fan of Alia, but coming from Twelve Kingdoms before makes her the perfect palate cleanser. If I had to rank her right now, I would put her at number 2 after Myne. The volume itself was a nailbiter, and the cliffhanger is superb. I can’t wait for the next one.

<The Devil Princess> Vol. 3 - It follows the same MO as the first two volumes. 95% boring build-up just for MC unleashing for a bit at the end. It’s getting really boring.

2 of my top 3 favorite light novels are in it (Cooking With Wild Game and The Frontier Lord Beginswith Zero Subjects)

I’m so tired of this trope.

OP by Mori Calliope! (anime peeps might know her from the Gachiakuta 2nd Opening or the ED of Suicide Squad Isekai).

Synopsis:

The “zombie x youth comedy” manga is set in a world where 90 percent of humans on Earth have contracted and died from a deadly, virulent disease; only to then rise again as zombies who attack people. 13 years after that “Red Day” of societal and civilizational collapse, the surviving humans live away from the big cities, while still hoping to retake them someday. An entirely new generation of people who know nothing of the pre-Red Day world are now coming into their own. The story begins when Aki and her close friends Haru and Natsuki begin a journey to find Aki’s missing father.

Cast:

Miyari Nemoto as Aki

Lynn as Natsuki

Toshiya Miyata as Haru

Hibiku Yamamura as Yū

Yuka Nukui as Sakura

Staff:

Shin’ya Une (Rent-A-Girlfriend season 3 director, Teasing Master Takagi-san, D.Gray-man Hallow episode director) is directing the anime at Studio Comet, and Kyōhei Suzuki (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind, Kiss Him, Not Me assistant episode director) is the assistant director. Kenichi Yamashita (Actually, I Am…, The Holy Grail of Eris) and Aki Itami(Forest of Piano, The Comic Artist and His Assistants) are in charge of the series scripts, and Narumi Shimoji (Charanpo Land no Bōken film, Ugoku! Neko Mukashi Banashi) is designing the characters. Kenta Higashiohji (Pole Princess!!, Reborn to Master the Blade: From Hero-King to Extraordinary Squire) is composing the music.

Teaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbXVkk7UH9Q

Date:

The anime will premiere in October in the IMAnimation programming block of TV Asahi and 23 of its affiliated channels, and will run on Saturdays at 11:30 p.m. JST (10:30 a.m. EDT).

Source ANN

Daddy is feeling like Gates after selling his Tesla stakes right now. Or Rowe after passing up on The Beatles.

“Speak of the devil and he appears” (Literal translation: “Speak of Cao Cao, (and) Cao Cao arrives.”)

JP -> EN

EN -> DE, ES, PT, etc.

might be different for anime, but at least that’s how it works in the sector I’m involved with. It’s a lot easier to get a translator for English into language X than getting one for Y to X. If I’m correct with my assumption for the anime pipeline, this would make it even more important to get high-quality EN translations that stay true to the source, since many other language translations will be derived from that.

I see. This might even be more to my taste than Campfire Cooking. I found his constant “I’m so scared even though I’m invulnerable” antics a bit grating. So this is just fine for me.

You had me at “chill” but are there adventure episodes between cooking?

Synopsis:

The light novels’ story centers on Rin Takanashi, a working adult, around thirty years old, who is into camping and tabletop role-playing games. She was summoned as a saint to another world with a beautiful high school girl, but her “Motor House” (Camper Van) and “Survival” skills were deemed garbage by the prince and she is instantly exiled. Rin discovers that her skills are actually useful in special environments, and she decides to continue her hobbies of solo camping and cooking in the other world. Using her skills to summon her dream camper van, she sets off on her own foodie roadtrip and meet wonderful companions along the way.

Cast so far:

Sora Tokui as Rin Takanashi and Yūki Ono as Vil.

Source and more infos

What type? The one who actually reads a series before screaming bullshit? Yep. That’s me.

sigh no. Not grooming either. But y’all already made up your minds anyway, so I’ll stop arguing the point.

Yeah, nah. They’re engaged (as of the demon tribe’s customs), but he explicitly refrains from anything physical until she comes of age (as her human custom). Literally no pedophilia in this series.

I don’t think we’ve read the same thing…