Dead End Thoughts

So I finished catching up to the manga as now all volumes has been published in english.

It's alright.

If the Unabomber's manifesto was a bit too technical and emotionally detached for your liking, this book is far more approachable and makes a more sympathetic case for a reactionary approach to the modern dehumanizing effects of what we call "society."

Quick Context: The youtube channel "Open to Debate" hosted a debate between two academics in a comedy cellar club in NYC.

The series carries a lot of comedic weight with it's subversive premise of the isekai fantasy genre within anime at large.

What happens when the epic Hero's journey ends with a middle aged washed up hero who barely lives to his reputation let alone cares about it?

DRM bothers me the way a spicy kidney stone bothers every person with a uretha.

Yes this is a review of a demo as of the time of this post the full game hasn't come out yet.

The anime starts off with an interesting premise and approach to a super-powered main cast.

Quick context for those unaware: There's a niche within the wider culture wars about how men's reading habits or lack thereof serve as some indicator of their latent misogyny or anti-intellectual tendencies.