u/SnooOwls3528

Keep seeing "Why is X anime not talked about/unpopular?" when talking about older anime.

Maybe it's just an issue with new members of the community. But as an older fan, while I'm glad they get attention still, it's annoys me for some reason.

Sure they are not popular now, but they were. And it's ok. We have a lot more to watch compared to the past and it's easier to access legitimately.

But if it's a pre-streaming era anime, please don't call it unpopular. It most likely was in it's time.

But by all means keep talking about older shows and sharing them.

I don't plan on doing it. But, I keep getting ads on Instagram by them advertising language lessons.

I'm almost desperate enough but would feel bad taking advantage of it. Lol

I live in Japan. Sometimes I walk and eat and they will do a fly by but I just don't react. Will give a bit if they come up to me nicely.

But I was walking home just from the supermarket and a crow slammed me right on the top of my head.

I had eaten just prior. Could they smell it? Could they have not liked my black ball cap?

Edit: went by again going to work and there were two. no hit this time but still swooped me. probably a nest near? Will pay tribute/toll next time.

It was very sweet and left things on a positive trajectory.

Nakamura is happy and more comfortable with Hirose. It's pretty clear Hirose is not in to women.

I personally don't mind the open-ended ending.

I'd imagine most get help from editors or people more familiar. But how hard is it to capture the right speech pattern for them to sound authentic?

Given the groups are separated, are the party members not allowed or choose not to watch each others episodes so they don't know information they should not know?

A lot of manga usually give vague dates or use a unique system. Especially if in a setting that is not within our own world. Are the dates in the story meant to reference real world events or to construct a very detailed timeline of events?