@Hydrogen any word on whether this takes place in the same world as DB/Z/S?

I'm guessing the chibi style means its a separate universe but it could also be seen as merely an aesthetic that doesn't reflect the actual appearance of the characters, or maybe like when Goku was a kid in GT.

I'm hoping that this isn't going to be a replacement for super, the super manga's been excellent and so have the last two movies. I really want Super to continue, it's not time for it to end yet.

@razrabotka uhhh...is this unexpected? Nearly all Western animation is copyrighted too. Steamboat willy isn't even public domain.

@alphacyberranger I don't watch AoT, but i must know: why is every season of this anime always the final season?

Haven't they been on the final season for like half a decade now?

@mo_lave i tried it out and it was kind of disappointing. She didn't really "seem" like Lain, just chatGPT.

Granted I don't actually know what she'd have to say to seem authentic...but this ain't it.

Also service is unreliable, i have to send her each message several times because the server is overloaded.

Those cels they're raffling off make it tempting to sign up, except i know i wouldn't win. I'd give my only remaining leg for an authentic production cel from Serial Experiments Lain.

@RickyRigatoni @nul sometimes i fantasize about what Dragonball or Gundam could be like if they were filmed in live action by one of the big tokusatsu studios like tsubaraya or ishimori

@CluckN weeeell, last big American show not last big show. But yeah, i don't really keep up with western pop culture outside of video games and so maybe I'm wrong there.

I guess now that i think of it there was also the one about jeffrey dahmer on Netflix? I think that was pretty popular but tbh i got kinda bored after the first episode and also i felt kinda guilty because i know the victims' families were all pissed as hell at Netflix.

@alphacyberranger NGL, i didn't even know there was a strike until this post.

Netflix One Piece is the first western show I've seen in over a year that I actually like.

Maybe it's just me being a weeb but I feel like Hollywood's influence is greatly declining even in America. The last time there was a show that *everybody* I know watched was Stranger Things season 4 and that was more than a year ago now.