SovietBeerTruckOperator

Just cuz I used to wooork at a WaaWaa dont mean a tuulk like duuush!

Akiyama was not a trained astronaut, scientist nor engineer. During his time aboard Mir, Akiyama gave live reports each day documenting life aboard the station, but his apparent discomfort led to him being described as the first "antihero in space". He described his struggles such as space sickness and craving for cigarettes:During training, he quit smoking cigarettes, having previously smoked four packs a day. Before liftoff, when asked what he looked forward to most upon his return to Earth, he said "I can't wait to have a smoke". His fellow cosmonauts later reported, in regards to his nausea, that they "hadn't ever seen a man vomit that much."

Why has nobody made an anime about this guy???

Setting this as my alarm clock sound

Should a level 12 illusionist really be dating a level 4 sorcerer?

Mana Dynamics

A pawn shop owned by a gay couple called "Gay Pawn"?

A pawn shop owned by a step-brother-sister duo where the sister is constantly getting stuck in appliances people an pawning called "Incest Pawn"?

And liked watched a movie or something.

The treats will stop

Dude with incoherent but lightly commie themed politics flees to random Muslim country where he's briefly greeted as a hero but then ends up either dying from a rare cancer or unceremoniously immigrating back to the US to start a weird Trot party in Brooklyn.

What's next? Group of adventurists do a pretty based adventurism but then break up cuz they're really just a dysfunctional polycule and then they all spend 20 years in federal prison and all either become new born Christians or anti-vax hippy youtubers? Oh wait that's the Zizians.

Overall loved the show but had some mixed feelings about the final season.

Didn't really like Roberta just becoming a total feral animistic killer. Outside of the problematic aspects (also CW this anime has a lot of problematic and not-aged-well stuff in it) of that it felt a little out of character for her, wasn't her whole thing she was a super precise assassin who was trying to live a peaceful life, not like, a science experiment gone wrong? Also found it weird how a show that previously seemed somewhat sympathetic to radical leftists and skeptical of US imperialism suddenly presents a NSA black ops team in a wholesome light, especially right after they murdered a bunch of people for the crime of being DemSocs in Latam.

Also felt like there was some forced character development, I think they should have had another season. Rock going all Machiavellian made sense but didn't feel earned. Revy getting called out for having this secret fantasy of a normal life also made sense but again didn't feel like they did enough to allude to that in the previous episodes. Also they really should have spent more time with Dutch, I loved Dutch, probably one of the best black characters in anime ever but it felt like he got way less screen time than his character deserved.

Haven't read the manga so maybe it's better in some regards. Overall though still one of my faves now, like how much it embraces being over the top while also feeling a bit grounded in reality.