Frieren has been really good, my favourite this season.
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Apologies if this sounds dumb I'm not an anime expert. I saw this post and checked out Ragna crimson.
Now I overall like it(after 2 episodes) but there a couple things that left me a bit confused.
1 - what's up with the head patting in the first episode and generally this kind of hyper infantilized Leo? I've never met a 12yo that acts like that, I understand this is fiction but what is the point exactly? Should I feel endeared? Because it did the opposite, creeped me the fuck out. Is there a name for this? (so maybe I can avoid it in the future)
2 - the whole discussion about getting more power, I feel it's a recurrent theme in the few anime I watched and I already thought it was cringe when goku was doing it in Dbz.. I would have expected this to be gone after more than 20 years.. Do Japanese people feel... Powerless? Like it's that a thing?
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I have not watched this week ragna, but if it managed to get 1st, I'm excited to watch it tonight.
Honestly surprised to see Dark Gathering make it up here. I've been enjoying it a lot in spite of the MC, past several episodes went to some dark places and I was all about it.
My confusion about how people find Dr Stone enjoyable continues.
I wouldn't say I'm hate watching it, but I have lots of free time in the middle of the night with an infant right now, so I watch anything even remotely interesting. This season looks like it might answer several questions for the series, but I also kinda worry about how they are going to retain the facade of scientific explanation with their magic feeling doo-dad in play.