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I'm doing good. This weekend I'm leaving for the UK.

Although in some States the education system just suck so bad that it doesn't matter where you live and the only choice is to move to another states.

I mean, if it means watching more anime, why complain? I don't know if they'd end up hating anime instead because it makes them study more which they don't like to do lol. True, it's not the first time I take like 20 manhwas and decide to read all of them as an "objective". Yeah, Blue Lock has one Main protagonist and 15 other protagonists, and I wouldn't be surprised if Isagi isn't the one winning at the end (although he surely be either first or second), so yeah, it was fun to watch, but I wouldn't say exciting, which kind of defeats the purpose (so unless it's for a reason like remembering what happened there before continuing it's better to watch something new). I watched Monster recently and it was kind of how I felt through it, I loved the anime, but it wasn't the masterpiece I was expecting, like sure, the characters are amazing, but it didn't make me feel much for them, or at least not as much as a 10/10 should in my opinion, and maybe it's just because for some reason I don't enjoy anime the same way as when I started watching One Piece with excitement to see how many things could be told in 1000+ episodes; I don't have any specific examples of watching an anime with low expectations and ending up happy with how it's built, but I get the point. Ohhh, that makes sense, like it just depends on how memorable some characters or aspects of the manga are. I think I can more or less understand since it's similar with seasonals, like I don't remember much about an anime but the second the next season starts and I see the characters again I go like "ohhhhhhhh, true, this was the character that saved the MC 200 episodes ago"; although maybe with manga chapters being shorter than full episodes, and some of them being monthly it might be more difficult to remember.

If I'm not mistaken, they don't, (they have a way to meassure their strenght for the ranks). I think that Sung-Jin Woo unlocked it when he was going to die in the first dungeon we see, but it was actually a system designed by the one who had Sug-Jin Woo power before him to find a successor. Either way they're safe it that's the case. I mean, Sung-Jin Woo does all the time in the manhwa lol.

This is the link https://chapmanganato.to/manga-rv952056 . That's what I meant, sorry for saying it that way, like the more people who watch the video the more ads will be played, because if the video is let's say 30 minute long and they put ads every five minutes, it's both about how many people watch the video and about for how long do people stay at the video. Although it has to be "good" fame, if you're known for being annoying and don't have any fans not many people will want to buy your merch. True, but hey, that's why you have a main channel where you post more mainstream videos, to make the necessary money so that you can also focus on projects you love for the secondary channel.

I don't know, I don't know how they sell anime besides streaming platforms, but if they sell like physical copies with 24 episodes each, and they sell well in Japan, they might want to make more episodes to sell more. I assume so, like even if the Pokemon fans have grown up and most of them don't care anymore about the franchise, maybe their kids do, so I guess it depends on how well they managed to attact the new generations. I mean, even now some people pay thousands of dollars for a single card because it's special somehow, but that's more like a collectionist thing, so it's probably not popular enough to make tons of money.

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I mean, it'd be a win win since companies would invest in making better animes so everyone watches them and become as smart so they get benefits from it lol. Yeah, like you've advanced on so many project at once, instead of just one (even though of course this is for fun, not an objective, but I do think that MAL contributes to at least me seeing it as a cool project, like I was really proud when I got to 100 days of anime lol). True, it's just theorizing. Yeah, exactly. I watched the first season of Blue Lock because the second one is coming out now and I didn't remember all the details from when I read a few chapters of the manga, but it wasn't the same since I already knew the results of the important matches. That's true, it could be that even if you watch an anime that considering your personality should be in your top 10, ends up as a normal anime because you don't enjoy watching anime as much anymore, so it's great to find hidden gems here and there that make it to your personal top. Yeah it makes sense, but I assume then you can only pick it up where you stopped if you don't spend more than a few months without reading it, since with all the mangas you're reading, I'd assume your brain just throws it into the bin to make space for all the ones you're interested in.

I mean, as far as I know Sung-Jin Woo is the only one who has a system in Solo Leveling, so it would make sense if this case was similar, like he has the system for a particular reason instead of because it's what's normal. Although I'd argue you should try to be the strongest just in case, there might be a point where not even all your summons can defeat an enemy.

I've looked it up and all I can find is an older version of the manga with worse drawings, but I'm not sure if it's the one I was talking about, if you want me to I can put the link here. I don't know exactly how it works, but it makes sense; the more subscribers you have the more views you get, and consequently the more ads YouTube can play; plus more people will buy your merch if more people know you and have a positive image of you. Yeah, surely you'd have more people on your channel if you talked about One Piece than you would talking about a new random Isekai, even if it's your favourite manga. Yeah, some YouTubers do stuff like that, where maybe their main channel is for gaming and the secondary if for something less known but that they really love doing like maybe a channel about drawing.

I hope that the remake fixes the pacing problem, I think that way a lot of people would give One Piece a chance and discover that they love it. Yeah, I mean, surely they make a lot of money from the games as well, but for example in my case, I had a huge amount of Pokemon cards as a kid, and probably every kid has a Pokemon toy of some kind.

I mean, it would surely turn some anime watchers into sucsessful inventors lol. Exactly haha, somehow the fact that you watched an episode for 8 different animes seems like much more than watching 8 episodes of the same anime, I guess it's just because you can see that you're "progressing" with a lot of things instead of just one. I'd have to see the same anime with newer animation to say for sure, but I really believe this way is better. Yeah, you can watch it for a second time and enjoy it in a different way since you're noticing small details and apreciating how the characters change through the story (I mean, it's always good when your top 10 change isn't it, after all the animes you've watched, there's still new ones out there that manage to make you fall in love). When you do something along those lines, do you continue it from where you left it or do you watch/read it from the begining?

That's fair, let's say that it would work with some kids perhaps, those who didn't care as much about the actual sport. I mean, if you have a manhwa system, it means you're actually the protagonist of a show and you don't know it lol, so it'd make sense for someone close to you to get the system as well. It got to a point where he doesn't even have to fight unless the enemy is overwhelmingly strong.

You should look it up, just to compare a few chapters, it's fun to see it when you see the amount of detail the actual manga has. I guess it depends on how much money a YouTuber makes, I have no idea how a random YouTuber earns per month, since it's probably really different between people since a guy might have a million subs and another ten million subs, surely their pay check is different. But as long as they don't do something that could get them banned, and it's something they're passionate about, they'll find people who enjoy the content. Plus, they can do more than one type of video if they do YouTube full-time, so they can probably make something they like on one hand, and something the people want on the other hand.

It is, but it also allows for the manga to make a lot of connections and to develop characters that don't even seem important, I think its length is one of the reasons people say One Piece has the best world-building in anime. Plus I think I heard on a video that most of their money they got was from merchandising, not from the anime or the video games, and I would assume kids buy a lot more Pikachu toys than adults lol (And I don't think a business like Nintendo or The Pokemon Company are running out of money lol, they can just print more games or animes to then sell more shirts lol).

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One of the reasons i haven't started blue lock is the animation lol but gonna start soon

That is why it is his important to research where you want to live if you plan on having kids because you want to move to a place that have a nice school district. I know some people that they only 1 school in their district, and they have no choice, but to go there unless their parent wants to pay to send them to private school or homeschooled.

I started watching Kiniro Mosaic because of ur profile pic and I already love it! :3

They'd surely try to invent a device that somehow allows them to sleep four hours a day and be fresh so that they can use that extra time to watch anime. Yeah, it feels like you don't have to dedicate as much time to it, which is wrong since it takes the same amount of time, but it just feels like it takes less for some reason, I mean, it has to be the fact that you only have to watch one episode of 20 per week, when it would take you four hours to watch it in one go. True, like it fits for something that seems to imitate old japanese stories, an old style is a better choice for this I think. True, only ten animes can be in your top 10, you should thoroughly enjoy them. True, if a show is good enough, you'll simply want to continue it after a while, if you even drop it in the first place.

I mean, it has to be easy to impress a kid, if he sees the players kind of fight to not let the rival get points they might like it more. But to be honest, someone else could have a system as well and know if you use some powers. That's what makes Sung-Jin Woo so strong.

Lol, kind of like how there's a parody for One Punch Man where the drawings are something you or I could perfectly do. It probably would be the case unless you're one of the best YouTubers out there. But if you really reach a point where you can comfortably live from YouTube, I think you can afford losing some subscribers.

Yeah, plus the pacing is really bad, but some arcs are as long as full stories, like the manga doesn't have a pacing problem I think, and it has arcs with more chapters than other full mangas. Yeah, I think I watched something similar in a YouTube video, where a guy said that when asked if they'd make something for adults, Nintendo replied that their target audience was children and didn't intend to change it.

Haven't started re:zero yet, need to finish s2 part 2, blue lock, Shangri-La, Arifureta, kimi wa meido sama, Tsuma Shougakusei ni naru, SAO alternative, Nageki no bourei. Thinking about MF ghost (need to watch s1 first) and Ranma

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Lol, imagine if the more you watched anime the more you'd enjoy it, I hope that was the case, but I'd end up being a hermit all summer haha. True, plus I don't know if it's the same for you, but the fact that they drop one episode per week makes it simpler; with an old anime you have to look for places in your day where you can watch it, which can mean that you watch 5 episodes today, but then go for a full week without watching any; the fact that the new episode drops the same day of the week every time makes it so that you only need to free 20 minutes that day and just continue with whatever else you do. Yeah, because it takes place in feudal Japan, and the vibe is like "you-kaiesque" (I just came up with that word), so old animation seems like the right coice, even if it was made today. True, some of those stories might stick with you for a long time and maybe even change the way you see some things, so why not taking your time to fully appreciate it? Yeah, you're dropping it for something you believe to be better. True, this isn't a goal, it's enjoyment.

Yeah lol, like a father takes his kid to watch american football because he asked to go a few times (he meant soccer), but now that they started watching it they enjoyed it and decided to continue watching it in the future. Yeah, since you have curiosity to see how it is. That's why manhwa systems are better, they tell you literally what to do. Plus the ability to "revive" said army as long as you don't run out of mana.

Yeah, at least the fighting scenes, I don't know about the part where they're just chilling in the store. I mean, when you can already live from YouTube, you probably have an audience who will watch anything you post just because you're in the video talking about something, so you can focus on making videos you're actually excited about making, and this could be one of those.

Exactly, there's arcs that take like 100 episodes. True, and I guess Pokemon is still just focused on a younger audience so why would they make the show more interesting to adults?

Thanksgiving don't really have a great history to it, but now a lot of people just use it to surround themselves with family and eat. Oh and to be thankful.