u/LucasPP2009

Hey guys, I was thinking that once I have all the albums in their regular editions, I’ll get the Deluxe Editions with the second discs, since they have some really fucking good stuff on them. That way, I can also save myself from having to buy all the singles.

Anyway, getting to the point: which do you think is more worth buying, the Blur 21 box set or the Deluxe Editions of each album separately? I know the Deluxe Editions come in their own boxes with postcards and stuff like that. And in box set come with DVDs and the Rarities discs.

I’m not really sure which would be the better option, so what do you guys think?

I don't understand why some people consider Nazuna and Ko's relationship grooming. I understand that Ko is 14, but I think we also have to consider who Nazuna is. She's a vampire, not a human, and her appearance and physical development are not representative of her chronological age. She was born with her current appearance and vampires in this series are immortal.

Let's recall that chapter of the manga and episode of the anime, where Where Kabura enters the apartment of Haru to see her (Haru) daughter, and see Nazuna, with her current appearance, as a teenager; she was born with that appearance but with the mindset of a newborn baby This is another reason why I don't think Nazuna's chronological age can simply be compared to the age of a human being. She was born with her current appearance, despite initially having the mind of a newborn baby.

Because of that, I don't think it makes sense to treat Nazuna's chronological age in exactly the same way as we would treat the age of a human being.

If Nazuna were a 40-year-old human woman who became romantically involved with a 14-year-old teenager, I would absolutely understand the concern. But she's a vampire, and the series establishes a completely different supernatural context.

I'm not saying everyone has to like their relationship. I'm saying that calling Nazuna a groomer is a much stronger claim and shouldn't be based solely on her chronological age.

Hello.

This is something I've been wondering about for a long time. Why did Paramount remove extras from international releases? For example, I've noticed that many SpongeBob SquarePants DVDs, like the seasons, came with lots of extras in the American versions, but in the European and international versions, they remove all the extras or only include one. For instance, season 2 of South Park in America came with a documentary, "Goin' Down to South Park," which isn't included in the international versions. If anyone knows the reasons for this, I would appreciate it.

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Hello, does anyone know where I can get a Rei plushie (the one from the meme, the Rei Chiquita one)? In my country, Spain, I can't find it on any website, and shipping here is extremely expensive.

If you saw this post before, They deleted it because of the image I included, lmao

I've seen that a lot of people don't like TGE. I'd like to know your opinion on the album.

Honestly, for me it's one of my favorite albums, not just by Blur, but of all time (along with 13, Self-Titled, and Modern Life). It was an album that helped me cope with my grief when my father died; I listened to it on repeat many times. At least for me, it's a very good album, even though it has its flaws.

There are some bad songs on the album, I won't lie. It's like my experience with "Mother's Milk" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. It's one of my favorite albums, but I won't deny that it has some REALLY BAD songs.

>!Or maybe it's just me who thinks shitty albums are good.!<