I saw the trailer briefly for the new matrix movie during wan show.
For a brief moment I forgot keanu was Neo. His apperance in John Wick overwrote Neo.
I wanted to check if there was any other trailers and came across this video
Which prompted me to look at the original trailer
These two movies are now on my radar
I was asked to draw a object that represents me I decided to draw a scooter
This clip was funny enough for me to read the manga Life Lessons with Uramichi Oniisan
LMAO
Life Lessons with Uramichi Oniisan: Chapter 7, Page 7
More funny frames
Lol
Life Lessons with Uramichi Oniisan: Chapter 11, Page 4
Oof
Life Lessons with Uramichi Oniisan: Chapter 22, Page 9
I wrote a guide for myself and the community to remove revert tabs. If I ever need to setup firefox if I’m on a new computer or don’t have access to my main computers.
I found this post to be very helpful at restoring firefox extensions on android for newer releases, which limited extension support.
I tried mull out, and got it working. Before that, I had been using a older version of fennec 
.
The only advice I’d suggest is to make sure to add a dash (-) in place of a space as the collection will query the firefox extension store.
Here’s the extensions I use
If you like my collection, here’s my link and config
https://anilist.co/activity/289078627
I recently finished Dimension W. It has a a very unique scifi premise. The interactions between the two leads reminds me of a recent Clint Eastwood film, where a prejudiced hermit’s slow life is interrupted by a young companion who forces the hermit to confront their past.
The end went by really fast, and wrapped up a lot of loose ends. Dr. Yurizaki was a massive mystery and great plot driver. Towards the end, Yurizaki’s actions and the explanations by other characters, the author had me convinced that Yurizaki had gone bitter and crazy.
I’m glad the author gave Mira and Kyouma equal contribution to the ending. The author could have easily made Kyouma save Mira and the world. Though Mira’s manifestation of Kyouma did help resolve her existential crisis
I’d be down with any of these choices. Lemme crowdsource a choice
If it resembles Kirby…
Yep slime from slime life
https://anilist.co/manga/100872/Slime-Life/
Slime Life: Chapter 184, Page 6
Lmao
Saenai Kanojo (Heroine) no Sodatekata - Koisuru Metronome: Chapter 38, Page 7
Neat cover, something to use when I get tired of the ones above
Saenai Kanojo (Heroine) no Sodatekata - Koisuru Metronome: Chapter 40, Page 2
Sabu Musha, responsible for the art and story is really killing it in this chapter.
Saenai Kanojo (Heroine) no Sodatekata - Koisuru Metronome: Chapter 40, Page 21
Another one for the archives
Saenai Kanojo (Heroine) no Sodatekata - Koisuru Metronome: Chapter 40, Page 27
Chapter 41
This man is legit superfan. Sigma picked being a editor over a college entrance exam.
I decided to pick up Jujutsu Kaisen since there weren’t any new updates for manga I was following. My friends enjoyed the anime and were showering it with praise, so I decided to give it a read.
The premise is unique, but still shounen. The praise and comparisons to Naruto are not exaggerated. Both protaginists have a demon attempting to take over their body. Both protaginists have a op teacher who obscures a portion of their face. Finally, both manga have a competition arc, though this has become a shounen trope.
This page was pretty funny
Jujutsu Kaisen: Chapter 19, Page 19
Bought a cleaver.
I prefer this over a traditional cooking knife. Somthing about the weight and it’s ability to scoup food into a wok makes it quite appealing.
Lol the author had me fooled as well
Kawaikereba Hentai demo Suki ni Natte Kuremasu ka?: Chapter 17, Page 13
I recently read this series.
https://anilist.co/manga/100827/Kawaikereba-Hentai-demo-Suki-ni-Natte-Kuremasu-ka/
The author is such a troll.
The premise and characters are pretty unique and raunchy, in comparison to other series I have read, for a harem manga. There were many moments that made me laugh. What interested me the most was finding out who’s “Cinderella”. The author did a great job at hiding the character, as I misidentified “Cinderella” on multiple occasions. The premise and character types is revealed early, so it’s very easy to pick up and get hooked.
I didn’t like the ending reveal because there weren’t many hints, furthermore, the reveal came out of nowhere. I’m not sure if “Cinderella” was planned from the beginning, if the author was rushed, or if the author had written themselves into a hole. I enjoyed the journey more than the destination. Regardless of the reveal, I still enjoyed it, but the ending felt rushed.
