25.) Tsukihime -A piece of blue glass moon-. An absolutely incredible reenvisioning of an already solid story. Ciel's route almost manages to justify its exhaustingly long pace, only to stumble at the very end, but I savored every moment experiencing it. Now in agony of waiting for the other half

24.) The Boy and the Heron. I actually liked this way more than I thought I would. There's a lot of setpieces and ideas that I'll probably think on for a while.

23.) House of the Dragon season 2. This bounced between extremely peak and cringe at incredibly fast rates so who is to say if it is good or bad. Alicent is still the best.

22.) TLOTRTROPOP Season 2. Okay so these guys could produce something actually good with Celebrimbor's story but elsewhere is a hot mess in so many places and not in a good way.

21.) Notes from Underground. Someday I'll pick up a Russian book where the narrator isn't an utterly pathetic man, but the prose is respectable.

20.) The Husky and His White Cat Shizun vol. 1: I was recommended this and I generally enjoyed it. I think what vibed more with me was the fact it was straightforwardly a reincarnation of someone within the story so it's not obnoxiously engaged with discussing its own genre.

Il Siracusano and Zwillingsturme im Herbst also have 6* guys for free so look forward to them in six months or so

I love your art!! 🙏

19.) Oops I forgot to update this in ages. Anyway, Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin the anime. Good adaptation, even if it's a little janky with handling its plot points. Really glad PA Works picked it up and gave Sakuna more exposure to the world.

18.) Hades 1. Yeah, so it turns out it's good, I say five years late to the conversation. Turns out my crippling addiction to roguelikes will just consume me until the end of time.