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In the middle
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Thinking about watching Steins;Gate. Opinions?


Thinking about watching Steins;Gate. Opinions?
The best animé
Do it

Thinking about watching Steins;Gate. Opinions?
do it

I watched FMA the sacred star of milos recently, it was nice getting a dose of FMA that I hadn't seen before, the movie was pretty disconnected to the series and was kinda meh in some parts but I enjoyed it.

I think it's time I watch end of evangelion


Licenceless Rider's Speech scene was even greater and more emotional than it ever was.

keep on on madhouse
keep on



except actually make sequels to things, that don't keep on

this just in steins gate is loving sad ;-;



stop ruining it for me

in everyone's opinion, what is the most psychologically extreme, the most horrendous, brutal anime ever to be seen?

in everyone's opinion, what is the most psychologically extreme, the most horrendous, brutal anime ever to be seen?
I'd nominate kaiji for that spot

not particularly extreme or horrendous, however, it is indeed a psychological thriller and some of the later puzzles are disgusting (get this question wrong and a needle goes under your fingernail)

I'd nominate kaiji for that spot

not particularly extreme or horrendous, however, it is indeed a psychological thriller and some of the later puzzles are disgusting (get this question wrong and a needle goes under your fingernail)
i'll be honest

i didn't watch the last episode of kaiji season 1 because i didn't want to know if he would lose against the chairman on the lottery bet. i sat through that entire series and loved it but i was so forgetin stressed out by the end of it i couldn't handle it being all put on the line.

kaiji goes 0-100 so fast, i'd put it up with paranoia agent in terms of pychological forgetery