This is an honest gut punch, I had the chance to meet her at NYCC a couple years back when they were celebrating Bebop’s 20th and she was just a legend. 

Wolf’s Rain, Cowboy Bebop, Tokyo Godfathers, Macross Plus, Samurai Champloo, Space Dandy, Carole and Tuesday: This is a murderer’s row of anime classics over the past 3 decades, and this woman’s responsible for writing a good chunk, if not most of them. I grew up with them and still am in awe of them all.

Such a legend. I guess I should go watch Wolf’s Rain since I haven’t yet. Macross Plus is the best Macross, I highly recommend it if you haven’t seen it. I am excited to see it on the big screen next week.

The Bebop movie has always felt underrated to me. We lost a true artist today.

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It was kind of fun Sci Fi in the beginning and then it just got too far out there for me.

I’m a 90s kid but I’m absolutely sick of the X-Men and enjoying the nice long cinematic hiatus they’re on. Going deep into the Kirby cosmic stuff is new territory I’m really excited about.

Yeah, exactly

Look on the bright side.  They could have cast Ed Sheeran :)

The weirdest part is trying to equate it in any way at all with the Chapelle thing. This is why people don’t take geeks seriously. Everything is life and death to some of us.

Honestly it was probably actually written just for the Dave Chappel thing and not much more.

Or how many times I’ve heard the theme to Stargate in movie trailers...

Because then they can’t write hot-take click-bait.

It is indeed bad and I can get why they kicked him out of the show.

Step one: read this book

I’m so pumped for this. I only hope it matches the level of hype that I’ve created in my mind.

“Welcome to Rivendell... Mister Anderson. You know the thing I hate about elves? It’s the smell. I feel... saturated by it.”

The real conversation here is how great Hugo Weaving was as V in “V for Vendetta”.

“Meet the new boss...”