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How can I buy the chainsaw man manga without having to pay absurd shipping costs

This might be the most stacked year since 2021. Welcome back, Clevatess

Darealrick:
How can I buy the chainsaw man manga without having to pay absurd shipping costs

check themangabookshop on insta

samistry:
Solo Copying

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHJH6dI25BE

Not copying

System manga plenty

Fire Force is so interesting

NeoWanZaeed:
Not copying

System manga plenty

I see

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TLo4Z_LWu4

Maki cooking the Zen'in clan was glorious to witness

Baddestguyp:
Maki cooking the Zen'in clan was glorious to witness

Meanwhile this episode is getting a massive backlash in Japan.

The Poetic Symbolism behind the title "Perfect Preparation" in Jujutsu Kaisen season 3 episode 4


The title and the episode itself references a proverb/folktale of the Goose holding a Reed in its mouth.

There are different versions of the folktale but it essentially goes something like this:
When geese are traveling for their long migrational journey, they would carry a Reed in their mouth for feeding. Along the way, they drop their Reed on an island so that on their way back, they can pick up the reed to eat on their journey.

So the saying goes that a Goose with a Reed in its mouth is "perfectly prepared."

It is also then said that a dead Goose leaves behind its Reed as it was never able to return to pick up it's Reed. If you count all the Reed on the island after the journey, that tells how many Geese didn't make it.

In Jujutsu Kaisen, Maki and Mai, the twin Zenin sisters represent these geese. As explained in the episode, twins under Jujutsu are seen as one person and thus each twin is incomplete. They limit each other. Thus they are both Geese without a Reed.

Mai sacrifices herself to make Maki complete while taking away all the cursed energy she had shared with Maki from the womb where they shared their cord.

Mai hands Maki a reed and her sacrifice/death makes Maki to become complete (her heavenly restriction). Also the sword that Mai forms for Maki with the last of her cursed energy takes the form of the reed handed to Maki.

Thus Maki is now perfectly prepared for her journey. The perfect preparation wasn't training but was loss of the one dearest to her. The sad part though is that while Maki gains power as a result, she feels empty. Because even though she can now fly, it came at the cost of the one closest to her.

That is why numerous shots of geese flying in the sky throughout the episode.

Everyday247:
Meanwhile this episode is getting a massive backlash in Japan.

Those Japanese fans hate it whenever an anime uses creative directing...
They want the same copy paste adaptation

Baddestguyp:
Those Japanese fans hate it whenever an anime uses creative directing...
They want the same copy paste adaptation

is that what caused the backlash? Don't they know the difference between manga and animation?

pu7pl3:
I came here to glaze Maki

See physique...

Make I enter gym

Baddestguyp:
See physique...

Make I enter gym

Lol🤣🤣🤣

Everyday247:
is that what caused the backlash? Don't they know the difference between manga and animation?

they were expecting it to be somewhat somber, and a bit horror, not Kill Bill style directing

The year I said "lemme face my hustle", them come choke everywhere with peak. How son of man wan focus?

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NoonMasamune:
check themangabookshop on insta

They said it's sold out

Hell's paradise

Jjk without gojo is just a trash

This will be my first anime about trading I’m going to watch and I’m really excited

DieRich5:
This will be my first anime about trading I’m going to watch and I’m really excited

Ohhh, I'd love this!!

Fro5t:
The year I said "lemme face my hustle", them come choke everywhere with peak. How son of man wan focus?

you can still focus and what I’m doing this year is I’m only allowed to watch films on weekends

I just dropped a new YouTube video breaking down Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle, and I’m saying what many fans don’t want to hear 👀

👉 The Upper Moons were actually STRONGER than the Hashiras.

From Akaza vs Giyu & Tanjiro, to Kokushibo’s terrifying presence, this review dives deep into power scaling, realism, aura farming, and why the Demon Slayers only stand a chance because of willpower, flashbacks, and humanity.

If you love: ⚔️ Demon Slayer
🔥 Anime debates
🧠 Power scaling
🎥 Deep anime analysis

You NEED to watch this.
🎬 Watch here:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jE3w6Dd-pw?si=PHLwhww2K4e7AY50

After watching, come back and tell me —
Do you agree… or am I wrong? 👑🔥

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pu7pl3:
Bro voiceovers are not your strong suit.
Use AI or get someone else to read your script.

I know I am not good at it yet. I am still learning, that was my first time doing a voiceover so I was not expecting it to be perfect, plus I was reading it.

Baddestguyp:
Maki cooking the Zen'in clan was glorious to witness

One of the protagonists btw

NeoWanZaeed:
Jjk without gojo is just a trash

Noob haven’t read modulo lol 😂 😂

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10th Anniversary Visual

From Modulo JJK sequel
Dabura vs Divine General Mahoraga

Mobile Suit Gundam: Hathaway

Premise:
After Char's rebellion, Hathaway Noa leads an insurgency against Earth Federation, but meeting an enemy officer and a mysterious woman alters his fate.

Thoughts:
I've never been a fan of the Gundam series/movies because I don't like Mecha and the multiple timelines just dont work for me. That said, i saw the trailer for the part 2 of this movie and loved it.
So I decided to binge the first 3 old Gundam movies and the 4th one as well.

I finally watched this as my 5th movie in the Gundam franchise and I can say its a breathe of fresh air...

It follows a side character from the 4th Gundam movie, Hathaway Noa who is our protagonist here.
There is little focus on mecha and more of characters. We even see the protagonist experience what regular humans experience daily and how their views mostly defer from that of those in power or the ideological views of those directly involved in the conflict including him.

The movie portrays most of the war from the perspective of humans helpless on the ground with giant mecha robots towering and fighting above, even down to the impact of the buildings, surrounding plants.
These robots which were portrayed as "cool" in the first 4 movies are shown as scary from the perspective of humans on the ground just like ants who have the misfortune of witnessing battles. Everything from buildings crashing down to explosions and parts of the Gundams falling from the sky...

Part 2 is apparently already airing in Japanese cinemas. I hope we get the digital release soon