Sessions expiring while composing a post has always been a thing, though it's possible some of the measures we've taken in response may have had some inadvertent effects on sessions. I've had to answer the "captcha" as part of logging in a couple of times following the recent changes.

This season's ecchi, Ishuzoku Reviewers, seems to be too hot to handle. Not only have Funi dropped it from their simulcast/simuldub, but even the censored version is being dropped from channels in Japan.

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This year, we are proposing a clean-up of zero post accounts not active since the end of 2018 at the end of this March.

Budget makes a difference. A movie gets more cash per minute than a series, and an OP that gets used every episode will get proportionately more attention too -- just as with 2D animation, where a polished OP can be followed by increasing QUALITY in later episodes.

So I picked up and read the first volume. It was surprisingly OK so far, in the style of "Eva continuation-fic that I might have written, following an Asuka-centric, early SysOp crash, fix-fic", however off the rails it might get later.

Blockio#892096 wrote:they seriously miscalculated how much time they'd have left.

From what I read, "Code000" wanted to axe the manga at chapter 32, but Yabuki managed to negotiate a few extra chapters to get some kind of conclusion. Compared with the usual axing, this was better than we might have had.

And it's done. Incredibly rushed at the end (some plot threads getting resolved in a panel or so), as one might have expected, given where we were when the "3 chapters left" dropped. On balance, slightly better at the conclusion than the anime, if only because it simply omitted most of the...

In the end, I dropped Kirara Asteroid and Somali as failing to hold my attention (the dual monitor test -- is there something more interesting on the other screen?), and in their place I have finally watched another episode of Chihayafuru 3 while keeping up with the other series from this season men...

First PV is out, looks about as you'd expect.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpBYkmRvpQc

Mr. M#892050 wrote:How much time will pass before some CAM-rip came out?

You could look back at the archives to see what the answer was for the previous movies. If memory serves, it was something like "a few days after the first showings in China".

While waiting for the new season to start, I put all the series I had been part-way through on hold, and rewatched KemoFure and GaruPan . Of the new season, Heya Camp△ being a short short hardly counts, so I tried Kirara Asteroid as a cute girls doing things in the same sort of vein option, but wasn...

The year's not been getting off to a good start...

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Srsly, who would DDOS this forum. I think Zoop has the right of it -- just an impersonal attempt to compromise, rather than it being someone with a vendetta against the site (and on that score, I can think of more likely names than your list). It just makes a change that it's likely an attack again...

The Cruel#891787 wrote:It's clear enough what my new Avatar means.

Don't over do it, though -- do this instead
Getting off Mr Anno's Wild Ride early is allowed.

Mushishi S2 is the only "sequel" on my list, but being episodic, it's less a "the story continues" than a "more of the same" (unlike Fafner from the AOTY-but-not-top-ten honourable mentions); half of them are anime originals, including 3 mobage tie-ins as functionally ...

It's pleasing to see that there's a great divergence in tastes here. It also means that it would have been futile to try making this any sort of poll, as there's very little consensus (even on post format :D ). Having hardly watched any movies in recent years myself (only The Wind Rises , and Kaguya...

Zoop#891727 wrote:And yet they just had to make her younger(looking) in the Arise ones

That was supposed to be a prequel/origin story, even if ageing in appearance is entirely optional for full-body cyborgs.

Trailer for Gundam Hathaway movie -- the 40th anniversary project is continuing into the new year.

Neil Innes, of Python and Rutles fame.