I just finished the anime and absolutely loved it. Now I want to continue the story in the manga instead of starting from the beginning.
From which chapter should I start reading after the anime? Did the anime skip anything important, or is it safe to continue where it left off?
Thanks!
Estou procurando trocar meus itens de Blade Ball por Tokens de Troca de Cultivo de Jardim.
O que eu tenho:
Lâmina Flor Corrupta
Lâmina Asa de Luz
Procuro por:
Estou disposto a usar um intermediário confiável do subreddit, se necessário.
Por favor, comente ou envie sua oferta por mensagem direta. Somente ofertas sérias.
I'm looking to cross trade my Blade Ball items for Grow a Garden Trade Tokens.
What I have:
- Corrupt Blossom Blade
- Lumenwing Blade
Looking for:
- Grow a Garden Trade Tokens
I'm willing to use a trusted middleman (MM) from the subreddit if required.
Please comment or DM me your offer. Serious offers only.
Tenho 16 anos e sinceramente não sei mais o que pensar sobre as pessoas que estavam na minha vida.
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Eu nunca imaginei que faria um post desse tamanho, mas preciso desabafar e ouvir opiniões de pessoas de fora.
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Tudo começou ontem. Eu estava na rua com um grupo de amigos quando acabei desmaiando. Isso não foi algo totalmente inesperado, porque já aconteceu outras vezes e eu já estou em tratamento. A maioria das pessoas que estava lá sabia disso e também sabia o que fazer numa situação dessas.
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Quando acordei, percebi que a maior parte do grupo tinha ido embora. Só ficaram uma ou duas pessoas que eu conhecia. Na hora eu fiquei confuso, mas depois comecei a me sentir muito mal com aquilo. Eu entendo que ninguém é obrigado a ficar comigo o tempo todo, mas eu imaginava que pessoas que eu considerava amigas pelo menos esperariam eu me recuperar ou teriam certeza de que eu estava bem antes de ir embora.
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Uma coisa importante que eu tinha esquecido de mencionar é que minha namorada também estava lá. E ela foi embora junto com eles.
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Aquilo já tinha me deixado bastante decepcionado. Eu passei o resto do dia tentando entender se eu estava exagerando ou se realmente tinha motivo para me sentir abandonado.
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Só que hoje as coisas ficaram muito piores.
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Acabei descobrindo que minha namorada estava me traindo com um dos amigos que me deixaram lá naquele dia.
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Como se isso não bastasse, também descobri que várias das pessoas que eu considerava amigas falavam mal de mim pelas costas há bastante tempo. Pessoas que eu ajudava, que eu defendia quando falavam delas e que eu considerava parte importante da minha vida.
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Sinceramente, estou me sentindo um idiota.
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Não apenas pela traição, mas porque comecei a olhar para trás e me perguntar quantas vezes fui motivo de piada sem saber, quantas conversas aconteceram pelas minhas costas e quantas pessoas fingiam gostar de mim enquanto falavam mal de mim quando eu não estava por perto.
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O que mais está me destruindo não é nem o fim do relacionamento. É a sensação de que várias pessoas em quem eu confiava simplesmente não eram quem eu pensava que eram.
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Em menos de dois dias, eu passei de alguém que achava que tinha uma namorada e um grupo de amigos para alguém que descobriu que foi abandonado quando passou mal, que estava sendo traído e que provavelmente era alvo de comentários pelas costas há muito tempo.
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E o pior é que eu estudo com praticamente todas essas pessoas. Eu realmente não sei como vou encará-las na escola. Só de pensar em entrar na sala e ver todo mundo agindo normalmente depois de tudo isso já me dá um aperto enorme. Não sei se vou conseguir fingir que nada aconteceu, não sei se devo confrontar alguém e também não sei se simplesmente me afastar vai ser o suficiente.
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Eu sei que a vida continua e que existem pessoas melhores por aí. Eu sei que provavelmente a melhor decisão é me afastar de quem me fez mal. Mas, sinceramente, agora eu não consigo parar de pensar em como não percebi nada antes.
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Eu fui ingênuo por confiar nessas pessoas ou simplesmente não tinha como perceber? Como vocês lidariam com uma situação dessas? Vocês confrontariam essas pessoas ou só cortariam contato? E, principalmente, como eu deveria agir na escola sabendo que vou ter que ver essas pessoas quase todos os dias?
Hoje eu desmaiei na rua enquanto estava com vários amigos. Isso não foi algo totalmente inesperado, porque já aconteceu outras vezes e a maioria das pessoas que estava lá sabia o que fazer numa situação dessas. Também já estou em tratamento e acompanhando isso.
Quando acordei, percebi que vários dos meus amigos tinham ido embora. Só ficaram uma ou duas pessoas que eu conhecia. Sinceramente, isso me deixou muito mal.
Eu entendo que ninguém é obrigado a ficar comigo o tempo todo, mas achei estranho que tantas pessoas simplesmente fossem embora enquanto eu ainda estava me recuperando. Na hora, me senti meio abandonado, principalmente por serem pessoas que eu considerava amigas.
Talvez eu esteja vendo a situação de forma emocional demais, ou talvez eles tenham achado que eu já estava sendo cuidado pelas pessoas que ficaram. Mesmo assim, não consigo deixar de me sentir decepcionado.
Vocês acham que estou exagerando por me sentir assim? Como reagiriam se algo parecido acontecesse com vocês?
Sinto que não sou tão legal assim, queria ajuda de vcs para eu melhorar nesse quesito
Seeing that Akatsuki no Yona is finally getting an anime sequel after more than 10 years gave me a tiny bit of hope for other older series that never got a continuation. �
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One anime I've always wanted to see return is WorldEnd: What Do You Do at the End of the World? Are You Busy? Will You Save Us? (SukaSuka). The anime aired back in 2017, and despite being one of the most emotional fantasy series I've watched, it never received a Season 2.
I know the original light novels have already concluded and there is even the sequel series (SukaMoka), but with the recent trend of older anime receiving continuations, I'm curious:
Do you think SukaSuka still has any realistic chance of getting a Season 2?
Was the anime successful enough in Japan to justify a sequel?
Are there any statements from the author, publishers, or studios regarding the possibility of continuing the adaptation?
Or is this just another case of an anime made primarily to promote the source material?
As a huge fan of the series, I'd love to see the rest of the story adapted someday. Maybe I'm just coping after all these years, but if Yona fans can finally celebrate, perhaps there is still hope for us too.
What do you all think?
Ontem de madrugada estava pensando um pouco sobre isso, por que alguns dos meus ani/mangás favoritos estão acabados(Boku no kokoro e More than a married couple but not lovers) e eu chorei durante umas 2 horas seguidas, e eu quero saber se algum de vocês também chora ou fica mal por alguns dias
I've been thinking about this recently: could someone like Violet Evergarden have existed in real life? Not necessarily with the same name or every element from the anime, but someone with a similar life story.
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The idea of a former soldier trying to reintegrate into society after a war is definitely something that has happened throughout history. Many people had to learn how to live in times of peace again and understand emotions that had been suppressed for years. There were also people whose job involved writing letters for others, either because those people were illiterate or simply couldn't put their feelings into words.
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What really makes me wonder, though, is the essence of Violet's character: someone who grew up in an inhumane environment, was treated more like a tool than a person, and gradually learned the meaning of emotions such as love, grief, and empathy through the stories of other people.
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Do you think someone with a journey similar to Violet's could have existed in real life? Are there any historical figures who resemble her story, even partially? I'd love to hear your thoughts.
I know Violet Evergarden takes place in a fictional world, but after finishing the anime and the movie, I started wondering what actual years the story would roughly line up with.
The world feels heavily inspired by post-WWI Europe, so I’ve seen people estimate anywhere from the late 1910s to the 1920s. But then there’s the future timeline with Daisy, where Violet is already treated like a historical figure from a distant era.
So now I’m curious:
- What year do you think Violet was born?
- Around what years do you think the main story takes place?
- And how far into the future do you think Daisy’s timeline is?
I’d love to hear other people’s interpretations because the timeline honestly fascinates me almost as much as the story itself.
I don’t even know how to explain this feeling properly.
I started Violet Evergarden expecting a beautiful emotional anime, but I was NOT prepared for what it would do to me emotionally. Watching Violet slowly learn what love means, seeing her change throughout the series, and then reaching the final movie… it honestly felt like watching an entire lifetime unfold in front of me.
The ending completely destroyed me in the most beautiful way possible.
That final feeling of time moving on, the world changing, letters fading away, and Violet finally finding peace with Gilbert… I genuinely just sat there staring at my screen after it ended.
I feel empty, devastated, peaceful, and grateful all at the same time.
I don’t think I’ll recover from this anime anytime soon.
I just finished episode 4 of Violet Evergarden and I genuinely don’t know what I’m feeling anymore.
It’s weird, because the anime is sad, yes, but the feeling goes way beyond just “sadness.”
As the episodes went on, I started feeling something I can’t even properly describe. It feels like nostalgia, melancholy, comfort, gratitude, and emptiness all mixed together at the same time.
There’s this quiet atmosphere in Violet Evergarden that makes everything feel distant and warm somehow, like remembering something important from years ago even if you never lived it yourself.
And honestly, Luculia’s arc completely broke me.
The way she hides her pain behind a smile, the guilt she carries, the feeling of wanting to move forward while still being trapped in the past… it hit way too close emotionally. The anime doesn’t scream its emotions at you — it just quietly places them on your chest until they become too heavy to ignore.
Also, Violet herself feels painfully human despite not understanding emotions properly yet. Watching her slowly learn what feelings even mean somehow hurts more than most tragic anime deaths I’ve seen 💀
I’m only on episode 4 and somehow this anime already feels nostalgic to me, which makes absolutely no sense.
People told me Violet Evergarden would make me cry.
Nobody told me it would make me feel emotionally homesick for something I can’t even explain.
tonight i’m finally starting Violet Evergarden for the first time ever, and honestly… i have no idea what i’m walking into 😭
i’ve seen so many people call it beautiful, emotional, life-changing, and even one of the saddest anime they’ve watched. some people say it made them cry for days, while others say it completely changed the way they look at emotions and relationships.
without spoilers… what should i expect from this experience?
is it the kind of anime you binge in one night, or should i take it slowly?
are there episodes that hit especially hard emotionally?
and is there anything i should know before starting it?
i’m really excited, but also kinda nervous because everyone talks about it like it’s something unforgettable lol
It honestly feels weird knowing that More Than a Married Couple, but Not Lovers is probably getting close to its ending.
I’ve been following this manga for so long that it became part of my routine, and thinking about the final chapter genuinely makes me emotional. Seeing the characters grow, the relationships develop, all the waiting every month… it’s hard to imagine it being over soon.
At the same time, I do want the story to end properly instead of being rushed, especially after everything that’s been built up until now.
I’m curious if anyone else here feels the same way. Are you guys emotionally prepared for the end, or are you also still in denial about our eventual goodbye to this series?
I’ve been wondering about this lately, especially now that the story feels like it’s entering its final stretch.
How many chapters do you guys realistically think More Than a Married Couple, but Not Lovers still has left before it fully ends?
Do you think it’ll wrap up pretty quickly, or do you expect a longer final arc with stuff like graduation, future plans, relationship development, etc?
Personally, I feel like there’s still enough content for a decent amount of chapters, but I’m curious what the community thinks.
Hey everyone, I just wanted to come here and ask for some honest advice about my current friendships, because I genuinely don’t know what to do anymore.
For some context, I’m a 16-year-old guy and I struggle with depression and social anxiety, which makes this whole situation a lot harder for me than it probably sounds.
At the beginning of the school year, things honestly felt different. I finally felt comfortable around a group of people at school, and that meant a lot to me because connecting with others has never been easy for me. We used to talk a lot, joke around, and I actually felt included for once. I got really attached to those friendships because it felt like I had finally found people I belonged with.
But over time, I started noticing things changing. The group slowly became more distant towards me, and there’s one person in particular who seems to push that distance even more. Whenever I’m part of a conversation and he joins, it suddenly feels like I stop existing. I get ignored, talked over, or left out completely. On top of that, he says bad things about me to the others and even makes up lies that honestly don’t even make sense.
The worst part is that I know this friendship is hurting me, but I still can’t fully walk away from it. Because of my social anxiety, meeting new people or trying to fit into another group feels almost impossible for me, so even when I feel unwanted, I still stay because being alone scares me even more.
I’ve tried distancing myself before, but it only made me feel worse. It felt like nobody noticed I was gone, nobody tried to talk to me first, and it just made me feel even more like I’m only there when it’s convenient for them.
I know this might sound dramatic, but this situation has genuinely been affecting me a lot emotionally, and I really don’t know how to deal with it anymore. I’d appreciate any honest advice.