what if fujimoto subverts our expectations and puts denji into a normal relationship

that’ll totally happen right?

kinda sad to see when apollo had community made icons which all looked cool

For anything physical, I try to get on vinyl, but otherwise I rely on either Spotify for streaming or Soulseek for downloads/sharing. I’ve been meaning to set up a personal streaming server on Jellyfin but I’m way too lazy to convert a 4500+ song playlist into downloaded files.

Guh-doh, but on occasion Go-dot for no reason at all.

This game’s gonna have Kiryu as a dual protagonist so I wonder how that’s gonna work out with Ichiban being butt-ass naked in the US lmao.

animepahe.ru has a good selection at high qualities imo

It’s an old article, but I’m not surprised considering they also released a software update for the 3DS days after closing the eShop.

If you enjoyed Persona 5, I definitely recommend checking out the other Persona games. Persona 1 and 2 are a little less beginner friendly and are more like the Shin Megami Tensei series they spun off from. 3 and 4 are a lot like Persona 5, so they'll be familiar experiences.

The announcement for Persona 3's Remake just got leaked recently so if you want to experience that game but have the more modern quality of life experience, you could wait for that game to come out next year.

I'm not sure if it counts as a traditional webcomic, but the One Punch Man Webcomic is definitely my favorite.

Yeah that’s true lmao I was being a little more forgiving with it.

This is exactly what I’m looking for. Thanks lol.

I always find myself coming back to Monster Hunter every time I wanna chill and relax.

I’m enjoying the concept behind the fediverse, and while communities are small right now, they’re eventually gonna get bigger and be more centralized.

I think the UI/UX does need a little more work, but that’ll come with time.

I'm currently caught up on both the manga and webcomic, but I think it'd be really sick if there was some sorta manga specific community out there cause I find myself reading stuff more than watching things.

For a platform based so heavily around user content, they really seem to hate their users. Even if they went back on the API pricing plan, Reddit is just testing the waters for what changes they can get away with to become more profitable and corporate-friendly, and this is something I feel like they’re gonna continue to do.

Only thing they can do to bring me back is more transparency in what they’re doing, but that’s not gonna happen lol.