to netflix

I'm going to pick up these old anime movies on VHS for that ***Aesthetic***.

Reed Hastings can suck my dick

Yeah, fuck that dude

>i rode a bike through Africa, therefore, lemme fuck up anime

Pretty much.

Yeah, keep away from anime and continue making your series about a black bitch that's also a witch

I need to see all the dope ass old cyberpunk anime films.

***It is the year 2059. The city of neo-Miami is run by a fascist dictator known only as Adam. However, Joanne Silverman knows the secret that could bring Adam down for good. Will Joanne be be able to take down her oppressors? Or will Adam get to her first?***

***TECHNOHUNTER, COMING TO THEATRE JULY 1, 1987. AND VHS ON FEBRUARY 9, 1988***

Lol

Badass asf

I actually thought about writing a book like that, but decided that cyberpunk doesn't really work for me as a book.

If I did, it'd have to be a game or an anime.

The past seems to be better... Wtf

Go ahead dude

Like I said. I'm obsessed with cyberpunk.

Leave your mark in this deplorable world.

I'd buy that game, or manga. Be sure of that.

As long as MGTOW has some influence on it lol

Cyberpunk imo is one of the greatest aesthetics man has ever created

And I've been hooked on New Retro Wave for a while now

@ToastMcGhost it is. Something about the cold hard colors combined with the intimidation of futurism and blaring synthetic music just hits all the right notes.

It's why I love the 1980s so much.

Then you get those beautiful bright patches of neon and holograms

Cyberpunk movies and games always seem to drip aesthetic like a goddamn fire hose.

That's why I'm buying 2077 no matter what the reviews say

Yeah, the cyberpunk aesthetic has been badass since the 80s and has never stopped.

unrelated, but another thing that makes the 80s appealing was how you could wear your heart on your sleeve

nerds, outcasts, weird kids, goths, punks, etc. were all put on the silver screen and took over large aspects of culture

The Breakfast Club is great for that

my man John Bender

I need to see that film

That's when it really started being okay to be a nerd

what i miss the most is men teaching boys how to be men
never had it

now, you can't like anything or find pleasure in anything unless it's ironic, you're only a casual fan, or you're laughing at how stupid it is.

Unfortunately, when being a nerd started becoming popular, we ended up getting a bunch of posers as well.

go your own way, like what you want to like, tell society go fuck off

yep.

"Yeah I'm a nerd, I like, uh... Fortnite."

i really liked Naruto, Dragon Ball Z, Magic the Gathering, Linkin Park, Disturbed, etc. when I was a kid

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