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I’m curious to know what other works are favorites among Link Click fans, and whether there are recurring names or similarities. I think it’s interesting for understanding the fandom better and, why not, maybe discovering new things that match my tastes. If this is off topic, I’ll delete the post.

I have the feeling there will be a lot of recurring names, and I’m really curious to see if I’m right 😂. I'll start:

• Gintama: Because it's Gintama, those who've seen it will understand.
• One Piece: I'm really attached to it; watching it just gives me a sense of peace.
• Arcane: Probably one of the best animated series I've ever seen in my life.
• Steins;Gate: As a fan of Link Click, I probably don't even need to explain why to you guys.
• Jujutsu Kaisen (JJK): Honestly, I don't even know how I feel about this anime. If it hadn't been made by MAPPA, it probably wouldn't make me feel this way—I'll let you draw your own conclusions.
• To Be Hero X: I love Haolin's writing, and the animation and music are absolutely insane.
• Akatsuki no Yona: I just really love the manga.
• ORV (Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint): I only follow the manhwa, and I absolutely adore it.
• Alien Stage: Honestly, it's a series of MVs telling the story of 6 characters, with the plot fragmented across music videos, comics, and art, leaving a lot up to individual interpretation. I discovered it recently and completely fell in love with it. I actually think Haolin might have taken inspiration from it for the Link Click and TBHX MVs. Plus, I'm pretty sure inplick worked on it; I've seen some art that looks way too much like her style not to be hers, though I haven't officially confirmed it. It's Korean, though, so it's highly likely.
• Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation (Mo Dao Zu Shi): I read a bit of danmei, but this is the only one that truly hooked me. Even though some parts make me cringe, the plot is really amazing haha.

In general, I don't restrict myself to any specific genre and I'm always looking for something different. I didn't include it in my favorites, but another donghua that truly resonated with me is Scissor Seven. Highly recommend it!

Hi, I watched this mini-series yesterday, and I had absolutely no idea it even existed. I tend to watch random things and it just happened to appear on YouTube — it completely enchanted me. So I have a couple of questions for the community:

1 — First of all, have I seen everything there is to see? Is it just the music videos on YouTube? Are they planning a sequel or something similar?

2 — Is there anything similar you could recommend? I absolutely loved the format.

3 — Can someone help me understand the ending? Because I’m still confused. >!Is Till alive? The pink-haired girl hears his heartbeat and asks the people who I assume are part of the revolutionary group to take him away and save him. Is there any news about her and Luka? Are they dead or alive? Adult Till helps save other children — is it a coincidence that they look so much like them as kids? Are they clones made from their blood or is it just a coincidence? Honestly, the whole clone thing isn’t very clear to me.!<

>!Why did they shoot Luka? Sure, he’s not exactly trustworthy, but he’s still a victim just like them, so why shoot him only to end up killing their friend too?!<

>!And lastly (sorry, I know that’s a lot of questions), what exactly did the pink-haired girl do at the end? I understood that she turned against her own companions to take the computer and destroy everything, but then I wondered what they were actually trying to do, because I thought that was their goal too.!<

Thanks to anyone who has the patience to answer me (˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶)