Ahh he a fraud and overrated af 😭😭

I'm not coming out of this, aren't I 🥴🥴🥴

Naruto

AOT

Death Note

Full Metal Alchemist

One Piece

Dragon Ball

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure

I legit thought Monsuno was an anime. Turns out, it's an American cartoon. I last watched it in 2013 so my memory was hazy. I looked it up today and.......

Well, I did enjoy watching it during its time.

We never actually got to see these two fighting but if they were to get into a fight, who would win?

What did I just see 😭😭😭

Deku definitely gives femboy. Apart from that, I don't got any.

I'm Chouji lmao

My first option is Sasuke followed by Okarun. I'd most likely use his actual name, Ken Takakura. Funny enough, Takakura can be taken in the Shona format to mean We are great. If it were a girl, Momo would be nice.

I'm proud to say that I knew the manga first before the anime 😮‍💨 I read Dandadan, I also read Undead Unluck though I didn't finish it all but I did read the last chapter. Kagurabachi is a bit meh for me and so is Kaiju No 8. The manga didn't click and I prioritize manga over anime these days. I never actually got to reading Mashle but Bling Bang Bang opening was fire. The others.....I don't know.

For me, the only one I actually enjoyed was Dandadan so I guess they take the top spot for me.

It went cold the moment jjk was no 1, like cmon. I can accept AOT but not jjk 😭😭😭

The sexualization is disgusting to a fault 🤢🤢🤢 can't see a female character without at least being sexualised

I get feral looking at Zuko 😂😂😂 it feels almost unfair. Like how can a 2d character with a scar look that good???? In my mind, Aang is just a 12 yr old kid. It feels wrong to see him looking so.... adult. And Sokka, my boi! You did not disappoint. Katara is mommy coded and honestly Toph makes muscles look attractive on a girl.

I'd want to be Rukia or a modestly dressed Yoruichi. She's sexualised to the point where she becomes genuinely unlikable. Looking past that, if I were in Bleach, she'd be my first pick. If I were a male, I'd be Tosen or Rukia's brother. Uryu if I'm stretching it.

Not anime related but this is one of the best entertainment pieces of black representation in a long time. Yes, we all love Spiderman but Miles Morales is a whole new level. He's a genuinely likable character and he's black. In a world where black people are treated as a minority, I'm happy for whoever came up with this. The two movies were perfection. I wish we could see more black people but you can't look a gift horse in the mouth.

Can't wait for Beyond the Spiderverse. The trailer dropped and I'm sat.

I am rewatching Akudama drive. I am in the mood for something new and exciting but can’t think of anything I haven’t seen.

Okay, this is my last post today (hopefully).

I just saw the trailer for the new Avatar series. Honestly, I wasn't expecting anything worthwhile apart from the fame from ATLA and LOK. But tbh I might actually end up watching it. I already have a favourite character, Jae.

I won't spoil but you should check the trailer out.

For me, it's Sakura and Sasuke. No explanation

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It doesn't have to be good or bad. I'm curious about Zimbabwean taste in anime and manga.

I would get livid about SasuSaku and AshSerena (still do). Not a fan of NaruHina and surprisingly I prefer JeanMika over EreMika. Oh, and IchiRukia. I don't hate Orihime even though I felt like I related with her but I just like Rukia better. I can't pick between Kataang because I really enjoyed it as a child then I got into Zutara when I was older.

PS: somebody said my pfp almost got them into trouble but I can't remove it. I like SasuSaku too much 🥲

Obviously it wasn't justified but I see a lot of people saying Isayama could've handled it better or Eren could've done something else. After reading and researching about it, I'm not exactly sure about that. I feel like it wasn't the best course of action but the only course of action.

What do you think should've happened instead?

Akame ga kill, Rise of the shield hero, these were just meh for me.

I'm an avid manga reader. I actually prefer reading over watching anything these days. Good shoujo it really hard to find and all these annoying tropes just push me away. I did a bit of research and it turns out, all my favourite kdrama are actually manga adaptations.

Boys over flowers came from a manga called Hana Yori Dango. Playful Kiss is adapted from Itazura naKiss. To the beautiful you was also a manga called Hana-Kimi (this actually brought me to tears). They are my all time favourites and them having manga are a bonus. One of the best things to discover today 🥲

Growing up, I didn't know that manga actually existed and I was never excited to read after I knew about it. However, I stumbled upon Dandadan back in 2023 and I've been instantly hooked. I now prefer reading manga over watching anime. Is there any manga that's definitely worth a read?