Just watched the beast and the boy, by far one of the best movies ive seen in a long time

Oh shit I've been meaning to watch that

thanks for reminding me

It's amazing

My favorite anime film would have to be The Castle of Cagliostro. I seen it on TV like around 2008 or 2009 and instantly fell in love with it.

It was on HBO or Stars or something.

Lupin the 3rd?

Yes.

🤔

http://viewer.tonarinoyj.jp/series/FlR8CfEDXW0/FlR8CfEKNAU?manga=onepanman

😩

I can't read moonrunes

Finished Yu-No.

Now I just gotta get some of the extra stuff I missed on the way.

I am almost done with pun pun

I started reading on monday

I'm on chapter 92 now

He uh

reminds me of myself a bit

😰

why would you start reading from chapter 92

I finished pun pun

what the fuck

@DevilSnake74

Showed my old roommate JoJo.

Arhum's reaction to finishing Yu-No was the same as Dune's reaction to finishing School Days.

Lol

Least you got a history lesson on the creation of Japan. 😛

Still, that final part of the game constantly made my heart sink as all the answers started flowing in.

@Chaos How good is the Steins;Gate visual novel?

After having beat Yu-No, I'm now in the mood for more time travel stuff, and the fact that the company who made Steins;Gate is remaking Yu-No makes me even more curious about the visual novel.

It's complicated as far as visual novels go

Yu-No was complicated. 😛

All the branching is based on when and how you use your phone

But it's really good

But if you want to reach a particular ending or something I'd suggest you look up the flowchart for the choices

otherwise you'll probably not reach it

That's not too bad of a problem, Yu-No was virtually impossible without a guide as you had to "time travel" between routes to fetch items in your attempt at reaching the overall ending of the game.

I read that Chaos;Child is in the same universe, do I have to look into that game to understand some stuff?

No

steins gate is on it's own

You don't need anything to understand