u/MillenniumGreed

who is it

I dunno why but it's one of the funniest parts of the show. Him constantly calling Melanie "Miranda" lmao, Jason is unintentionally hilarious

Can be romantic but non romantic ones go as well.

Malik and Tee Tee prior to season 4 come to mind. I hate what they did to Malik's characterization.

I was always curious about watching the series in Japanese, since I grew up watching it in English. While the voices in Japanese aren’t bad, I find the lines can be much more generic. Eg: someone is firing an attack. In Japanese, the character observing may just say that “it’s a great attack” or “that much energy?” Whereas in English, they’ll add jokes or just something else besides the obvious.

I also noticed how Hiei is actually more polite, both to Kuwabara and in general in the sub than the dub.

So I want to self improve in several different areas of life. But I know realistically, it’ll take some time. I know that with change, it’s best to build slowly, to let it stick more organically. However, I have a multitude of problems right now, all of which have varying levels of difficulty and urgency.

My line of thinking is that it’s best to solve the most important, high priority problems ASAP. But also have quicker, more easier ones that I can do to help build my momentum.

Goals related to:
- Spirituality
- Finances
- Education
- Health
- Relationships
- General stuff

How do I break it down?

Pretty much everyone agrees the anime takes the series to heights that the original manga didn’t. From what I understand, the Yu Yu Hakusho manga goes in its own direction with aspects like Yusuke’s dad appearing, the Three Kings arc being cut short, Genkai actually dying and so on. Has Togashi ever commented on the anime being so different? He seems like someone who wanted his work to be preserved and while the anime was great, I imagine he’d still have his gripes with it.

Hey y'all. I've been wanting to get into good shape. I'm fat and would like to stabilize blood sugars as much as possible while avoiding junk food. I know it'll be a journey. My question is, for those of you who are into weightlifting or other fitness related activities, how do you navigate lows while accounting for caloric deficits and exercising? Obviously, getting your blood sugars on track is important, but do any of you have pretty good / clean diets overall? I was thinking of keeping my "low snack" isolated to something like soda and gradually reducing the other junk in my diet.

How did you change overall?

I ask because I want to build muscle, lose fat, increase energy and cognition. But I’m coming off of a lifetime of inadequate nutrition. I’ve started eating a healthier breakfast, and eventually, would like to “graduate” to more meal prep.

My question is: did you meal prep all of your meals all at once? Or did you just try meal prepping one standard meal of the day, then prep more for other meals as time went on?

I think I want to start meal prepping my lunch, and then if consistent enough, I’ll eventually graduate to meal prepping dinner as well.

What other arc potential was there? Anything you can think of, or could be cool if Togashi expanded it more?

Obviously many were upset that Kuwabara wasn’t in the final arc. How would you have utilized him, or restructured the series so that he would have still been an active player?