I’ve always planned to go back and watch Mob Season 2, but I never got around to it. A large part of that is simply because my anime watching has dropped heavily the past 3 years. Outside of Toonami, the only recent anime I’ve kept up with were World Trigger and SD Gundam World Heroes.

I haven’t seen a Quizno’s in almost a decade.

Jersey Mike’s is the only one that is readily available near me. Jimmy John’s is downtown and the nearest Firehouse Subs is about 500 miles away.

None the last few days, but I did a search for “Diablo Immortal” on Polygon and got over 1,000 articles. Two of the most recent articles are gameplay tip ones and another talks about how Diablo was always meant for phones.

Because, of course, Kotaku is the only site that writes articles about Diablo Immortal.

Bleach is the one on this list I’m most anticipating, particularly if it fixes a lot of the issues the manga version had. I really, really hope, for example, that Yhwach vs. Squad Zero isn’t one-chapter-per-episode, because that little stretch was goddamn torture.

I remember Small Soldiers because I had a crush on Kirsten Dunst back in the day thanks to Jumanji.

Speaking of streamers and stuff, I’m surprised this hasn’t gotten an article here yet.

Good thing Subway is keeping the Build-Your-Own, because I’d be editing these premade setups already.

I mean, there are a ton of local takeout sub shops, but they all basically offer the same things. Cheesesteak, Chicken cheesesteak, Fried chicken filet, grilled chicken filet, hamburger, tuna, chicken salad, etc. with only one kind of bread, a standard sub roll. Subway offers stuff like Italian BMTs and Sweet onion…

Yea, back in the 80's you could have 10-year-olds say “shit” on-screen in a kids movie. Nowadays you can’t.

Why are the Yakuza games headlining this article instead of Powerwash Simulator, one of the greatest games ever made in the history of the medium? 

??? Who said it was supposed to be cool, funny, or edgy? 

The Amico, which is basically dead in the water at this point, not only has a better chance to come out, but will likely be a better value than whatever this is.

Supposedly, this is a prequel series.

He’s named after one of the lead singers from German heavy metal band Accept, Udo Dirkschneider.

[Insert lame joke to justify posting old radio parody of one of Ricky Martin’s hits.]

Well, AV Club’s article on Trigun made it clear they have no idea Yashahime exists, so that kinda sorta counts?

Assuming they are talking about Mineta.