I love One Piece, but I love Gintama more, so this pleases me.

“Would you look at that. Turns out the uncanny valley works both ways.”

I don’t care much for his humor either, I think a lot of his stuff is dumb. That being said however, I do have some respect for him, because without him, we likely would not have gotten the new Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey television series without him, which I loved. I also think he’d make a good, serious Star Trek TV…

Not defending Naruto, but that’s a freeze frame from an action sequence that was done in an abstract style. I’ve seen it used in a few anime, it’s meant to be messy, rough for action. Taking such a frame out of context is like pausing when someone starts to blink, then claiming their wasted. Long running anime usually…

Hells yes! That long wait will be worth it, lots of source material to go over! So stoked if Gintama’s return, my #1 favorite!

I love when the Husband’s younger brother would start to do something wildly inappropriate and they’d cut to him taking the train/bus home looking ashamed.

I have noticed a lot of videos posted on Kotaku and it’s sister sites, never start at the beginning of the video, is this intentional, or is someone always accidently hitting the “Start at:” check box?

The fact that I get that reference fills me with happiness!

I'm definitely going to check out Death Parade now, which by the way is also on Hulu if one does not wish to use FUNimation. So is The Rolling Girls and Tokyo Ghoul despite not being listed as such. I figured if it was on FUNimation it was on Hulu, but that does not seem to be the case.

Also, though I haven't watched…

I dig Thermos, I have 2 different sizes, insulated, keeps water cold longer than I need which is perfect.

I dig Thermos, I have 2 different sizes, insulated, keeps water cold longer than I need which is perfect.

Timeless. Lupin the Third cosplay!

Does it have Twin ceramic rotor drives on each wheel? Computer controlled anti-lock brakes? 200 horses at 12,000 RPM?

Indeed, logic goes out the window when one is obsessed as such.

That's what I thought it was at first, but then it made sense once I read he was dumping it illegally. That's a lot of chips to be dumping.

Either one of two things, obsession overrides logic, or there was no option to simply buy such a pass. (The answer is probably both.)

Unfortunately, for the obsessive, logic is not a virtue. Which is also the cause of is poorly thought out chip disposal plan.

No. As much as I love the idea of Nathan Fillion in a live action Uncharted, that is 100% Nolan North, it actually looks more like him now too.

During the Marineford Arc he received it after a traumatic event that left him catatonic, and while being rescued he was severely injured by the enemy, nearly killing him and his rescuer. He was saved, but nearly died again when he lost it after recovering some 2 weeks later, going on a rampage out of his deep grief.