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Re: Discussion of Edgy Deconstructions
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Simon met Nia after he drilled her box.
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Re: Discussion of Edgy Deconstructions
I just realized Dark Grasper is a pun since she wears glasses. So she's a Dark Glassper as well as a Grasper. Wish there were some way to show off these stupid puns in our language.
Also Silva we were talking about why she has to wear a bikini. She's a pretty clear homage to some famous lady villains in Sentai.
is probably the clearest example.
Also Silva we were talking about why she has to wear a bikini. She's a pretty clear homage to some famous lady villains in Sentai.
is probably the clearest example.Just Monika
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Re: Anime Clüb | Nov = Michiko to Hatchin | Dec= Phantom: Rf
Alright, I finished Michiko.
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Now onto Phantom: Requiem for the Phantom.
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t wasn't a bad anime, but the middle really dragged on. I thought the last 5 or 6 episodes were the best in the show, and Satoshi managed to become my favourite character. My one gripe is that I didn't understand Jumbo as a character or anything she did (I guess she would be the show's Five). I also wish they did more with the Brazilian setting. Some episodes revolve around it with the gangs and corrupt cops and soap operas, but then there was one about Chinese culture for some reason.
Also, Michiko definitely got more badass and likeable as the show went on.
Also, Michiko definitely got more badass and likeable as the show went on.
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Re: Guess the Anime Character Drawn in MS Paint
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Re: Guess the Anime Character Drawn in MS Paint
I have no idea who that is.
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Re: Guess the Anime Character Drawn in MS Paint
Easy, it's Jet Black, the black dog who bites once and never lets go!
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Re: Discussion of Edgy Deconstructions
It's...beautiful.Silverdream wrote:Yo Colette, https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=kyubey+curve
Also, I'm glad to see an application of the Heaviside step function. The ridiculous amount of sines probably indicates that they used a Fourier series to get the equations.
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Re: Discussion of Edgy Deconstructions
Pics brokeColette wrote:It's...beautiful.Silverdream wrote:Yo Colette, https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=kyubey+curve
Also, I'm glad to see an application of the Heaviside step function. The ridiculous amount of sines probably indicates that they used a Fourier series to get the equations.
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Re: Discussion of Edgy Deconstructions
Started watching Stein's Gate... dude.
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