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More importantly, how was your summer so far?

Manga-wise, I'm waiting for Crusher Joe Rebirth chapter 48 to come out. I wanted a space adventure feel that I got from Outlaw Star.

I also found heavy peach wood that I plan to use for completing another knife.

give me the top 5 most obscure animes and ill watch them please!!

Primarily, the handling of that logistical, technical and administrative groundwork in pharmaceutical technology. Acupuncture still plays some very important technical role in healthcare as well. Besides! Picking up pharmaceutical and medical abilities along the way would help greatly. Overall, I would enjoy having the opportunity to target pressure points for fighting inflammation while managing important pharmaceutical and medicinal operations.

If working in a veterinarian clinic, then knowing how to treat a pet by working alongside veterinarians would be great too. Knowing recommended doses of medicine for pets is important anyway.

Medicine-wise! Loratadine helps greatly with fighting seasonal allergies and the cold (must be used with a special, cold-grade paracetamol). Definitely not the medicine that should be limited to one season, but any time of the year when necessary.

I also heard that Kingdom Hearts 4 is coming out this year while being multiplatform at launch. The departure to that original KH aesthetic is unfortunate though. Oh well! At least Japanese people will finally get to explore a KH game on the Switch 2.

I'm also disappointed in Rockstar refusing to release any of their games onto GOG and nobody will want GTA 6 with Denuvo. Copy protection is how Spore generated controversy. I also fail to understand why Rockstar's sister company 2K has games available on GOG already. Some people need to ease up on the DRM.

What do you consider Avant garbage?

I can think of a few with my own definition of it...

I had no idea and thinking about those injuries make me think about tennis elbow if it was twice as painful.

From what I heard, SaGa Frontier distinguishes itself from traditional RPGs by abandoning a singular, world-saving plot in favor of several distinct, interwoven narratives.

The game is also said to explore mature, often existential themes through that "Free Scenario System," where the player's choice of protagonist dictates the philosophical lens through which the world is viewed.

One core theme is the overarching narrative fabric of SaGa Frontier is woven from questions of identity, destiny and belonging. Unlike games where characters unite against a common enemy, these protagonists pursue personal journeys that occasionally intersect but rarely converge into a single goal. The game challenges the player to find meaning in a fragmented world, emphasizing wanderlust, experimentation and discovery over linear progression.

It is also centered on the clash between tradition and change, particularly regarding the nature of the different races.

Without going into too much detail, the narrative is also seems to frequently examine what it means to be "human" versus "other," especially through characters who straddle these boundaries or seek to transcend their biological limitations.

Like Elk in Arc The Lad (suffered from amnesia and nightmares regarding the genocide of his people; also a victim of a horrific experimentation facility like the "White House"), this Emelia is also driven by a lost past while being fueled by revenge. Riki also seems to be burdened by the destruction of his home just as much as Elk and Emilia while also being motivated by personal trauma rather than a grand quest.

SaGa Frontier like Arc The Lad also abandons the concept of a single hero entirely which is something that they have in common.

With that said, get well soon and while hospitals seem traumatizing with some stories about neglectful staff, I'm still thinking about working in one as a pharmatechnician while using acupuncture for backup in case a patient gets neglected by irresponsible staff. I would carry the needles in that event too like auxiliary medicine. Like an extension of a first aid kit.

I don't know surgery like my former classmate Katie who is basically the female equivalent of Black Jack (property of Tezuka) by now, but I practiced enough acupuncture when I felt all kinds of inflammation.

I haven't watched any new anime yet, but after reading Darwin Jihen, I'm looking forward to seeing that Suikoden anime's premiere in Japan this year.

If Konami Animation can adapt the old Suikoden 3 manga also, then that would be amazing. That manga by Aki Shimizu seems to have aesthetics comparable to FMA. Going in the same direction as Ms. Shimizu's manga would be greatly appreciated aside from keeping the CGI of that old PS2 game as seen in that opening. Which appears to be hand-drawn with some green screens.

Definitely the type of old manga that deserves an anime adaptation. Every other old manga did like my beloved Hyper Police and even Sorcerer Hunters.

It also helps to have the frame rate approach 30 FPS, exceeding the average for anime which is like 24.

With that said, I hope that you're having a wonderful spring.

According to ANN, the Suikoden anime is about to be premiered in Japan this year.

I also hope that you'll get a chance to own SaGa Frontier HD which is on GOG now. Yep! Other Square Enix games are on the Polish platform too.

Speaking of Star Ocean, I just moved on First Departure R. I love the fact that Julie Maddalena, Yuri Lowenthal and Richard Epcar were in the cast of this game.

Hopefully, future Star Ocean games will keep hiring veteran actors. Put former 4Kids actors in future Star Ocean games too like in Valkyrie Profile. Made by Tri-Ace also.

Anywho! First Departure R is awesome. I love how the characters move in battle like OG Grandia (Grandia 3 has that intro that sounds like the kind of rock music Avril Lavigne made; has plenty of other amazing tracks). It's pretty good for an action RPG.

Hopefully! by the time I finish First Departure R, Code Vein 2 will get an upgrade. It's a shame it didn't succeed like the original and I love Sayaka Ohara. Namco Bandai still needs work.

I'm still glad that Namco Bandai localized Ni no Kuni for Level 5 and Ghibli. For localizing Dark Souls and Armored Core 6 (best mecha stuff in recent years) also.

Western-wise, I look forward to the revival of Turok with Origins.

Sneakily starts reading Famiresu Iko.

I can be a speedy reader, but I'll at least finish the random yuri manga I started years ago for who knows what reason before I start Famiresu Iko just to give you a chance. It looks like Therapy Game is pretty well liked, so maybe I should give it a shot too! It's fun that you found physical copies of the manga!!! I am not sure if I've read any BL manga physically except for Shimaname Tasogare, and that is not exactly the traditional BL manga.

It was a fun manga! I'm glad that you took the time to give me the rec and I definitely plan on reading the sequel too! I'm still making my way through the anime you recommended, but I can tell you put a lot of thought into my gift so I'm very grateful.

Yay!! I'm so happy you liked it!❀

I hope you like them all, I'd love to hear your thoughts!

Gokinjo Monogatari is such an overlooked gem, I'm excited the length didn't exclude it!☆