School of Rock is a decent choice. My favorite rock movie is Spinal Tap though.
Delicious in Dungeon, but crossed with modern day food. First chapter was fun, so I thought I would share.
I haven't read/watched Demon Slayer, but I think these movies should be the end of the main story if I am reading articles correctly. Congrats to all the fans of the series for getting a complete adaptation. That doesn't happen too often.
No release dates announced yet. The new PV is here. This announcement comes as the current season finale aired today. Check out the Crunchyroll article for additional information. Source manga synopsis from AniList:
The setting is Taisho era Japan. Tanjirou is a kindhearted young boy who lived peacefully with his family as a coal seller. Their normal life changes completely when his family is slaughtered by demons. The only other survivor, Tanjirou's younger sister Nezuko, has become a ferocious demon. In order to return Nezuko to normal and get revenge on the demon that killed their family, the two of them depart on a journey. From a young talent, an adventure tale of blood and swords begins!
I'm not sure what it was that cracked on page 7. I had feared at first that it might have been her magic core or something like that.
Agreed, will be sad to see this one go.
I hope we get more of her backstory soon. I do agree with Eiyuu though about her smug smile.
Loved this face on Sewa
Yeah, video game anime adaptations are usually not great. The last one I watched was Atelier Ryza because a friend is a huge fan of the series and hyped it up. However, the anime was so incredibly boring and the game structure was so apparent through the story that it was impossible not to notice.
I didn't watch this series, but the only option I could find after a quick search in my region (US) is streaming through Amazon Prime. Otherwise, sailing the high seas is a fallback for when other routes fail.
Premieres July 6th. No English article that I found yet, so here is the Natalie source. Series synopsis from AniList:
Rice is Power!
Spoiled harvest goddess Sakuna finds herself banished from her opulent celestial home to an island overrun with demons. In the untamed wilderness, she must rediscover her birthright as the daughter of a warrior god and harvest goddess by weathering the elements, fighting monsters, and cultivating rice, the source of her power. By her side in this forbidding place is her guardian Tama and a group of outcast humans. Together, these unlikely companions must join hands to tame both the soil and the demons of Hinoe Island.
Premieres sometime in 2025. The new PV is here. Check out the Crunchyroll article for additional information. The article describes the story (source is a visual novel) as (weird spacing is part of the original article):
To help manage his recently deceased grandmother's effects,the protagonist Takahara Hairi travels to Torishirojima during his summer vacation.
As he gets off the ferry boat, he spots a lone girl standing on the pier.
A girl who simply gazes into the distance as her long hair flutters in the wind.
He looks at the girl in utter bewilderment, but before he realizes it, she can no longer be found anywhere.
Hairi finds himself starting to adjust to life on this island,
surrounded by nature far lusher than anything he has ever come across back in the city.
Time seems to flow by casually on this island, and as it does, memories of something nostalgic keep coming back to him...
Memories of something he had long forgotten.
My pleasure! I have found so many fun series from other users in this community. I think @Essence_of_Meh@lemmy.world is the one that I saw this one from originally.
Premieres Fall 2024. Source for the teaser image is from the official Twitter account. This announcement comes as the finale for season 1 aired today. Check out the ANN article for additional information. Season 1 synopsis from AniList:
The story begins with Igarashi, who was disqualified as a pro golfer after a certain "incident" and thus moves to Kagoshima Prefecture's Tokara Islands to step out of the limelight. On these islands known as "Japan's last unexplored wilderness," he encounters a naive girl named Tonbo.
As it turns out, these supposedly unexplored islands have a homemade golf course, where Tonbo plays every day. She demonstrates genius-level prowess, playing every kind of shot with just one golf club, a 3-iron. Igarashi is amazed at Tonbo's talent, even as he harbors doubts about her only using a 3-iron. Yet, hidden deep in Tonbo's heart lies a painful, sad past….
No date announced yet. The new PV is here. The announcement comes after the third season finale aired today. Check out the Crunchyroll article for additional information. Synopsis of the source novel series from AniList:
The year is 2095. Magic has been tamed as another form of technology, and the practice of magic is now a rigorous discipline. Brother and sister Tatsuya and Miyuki Shiba are just about to start their first year at the renowned First Magic High School of Japan. But the school's ironclad rules mean that the brilliant Miyuki enters the prestigious Course 1, while her older brother, Tatsuya, is relegated to Course 2--and that's just the beginning of their troubles!
That's a good point. You think that running your own business like that gives you control, but really, she is now just an employee of the dungeon master, in whatever form that takes. Do you think having a master like Thistle would provide a good work/life balance? I doubt it...