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Monday, February 29, 2016
[FANART][OC] Kayo Hinazuki from Erased
fanartJust finished it few days ago, sharing it to know what you guys think of it http://ift.tt/1TiKoFE
[Rewatch][Spoilers] JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders - Episode 17 Discussion
Episode 43 - Lovers Part 2<-- Previous Episode | [Next Episode -->]()Information - MAL | Hummingbird | AnilistStreams - CrunchyrollScreenshot of the DaySteely Dan's LoversRewatch Schedule and IndexPlease, absolutely no untagged spoilers past the current episode. We have plenty of first time watchers, and I want them to be able to enjoy JoJo to the fullest, as I'm sure they do too. If possible, please try to keep all spoilers, even tagged ones, to a minimum.Somebody pointed out that the Next Episode Previews will sometimes have spoilers in them, so watch at your own risk. http://ift.tt/1TiKq04
TIL the reason Sid Meiers name is on all his video games was because Robin Williams told the co founder of Micropose, Bill Stealey, "Bill, you should put Sid's name on a couple of these boxes, and promote him as the star.' And that's how Sid's name got on Pirates, and Civilization" as a joke.
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[Rewatch] Ping Pong the Animation Episode 1 Discussion Thread
Welcome everyone to the first day of the /r/anime Ping Pong the Animation rewatch!EpisodeDate (MM/DD)Episode 1 The Wind Makes it Too Hard to Hear02/29Episode 203/01Episode 303/02Episode 403/03Episode 503/04Episode 603/05Episode 703/06Episode 803/07Episode 903/08Episode 1003/09Episode 1103/10 (Chuck Norris's Birthday)Rewatch FAQ:Where can I watch Ping Pong?Ping Pong the Animation is available for legal streaming within the United States on Funimation's YouTube channel or on their website.Is there an English dub and is it any good?Ping Pong does have an official English dub. Unfortunately the dub is not available for free in the United States. The general consensus is that the dub is serviceable. No one is badly miscast, but there seems to be a general preference for the subtitled version. If you dislike subtitles, then the dub is good enough to not get in the way of you enjoying the show, but if you're on the fence, then I would recommend watching the subtitled version.What is the policy concerning spoilers within the rewatch discussion threads?As I'm seeking to be accommodating of first time viewers with this rewatch, please mark any spoilers for future episodes with spoiler tags. Information concerning how to format spoilers is available in the /r/anime sidebar under the "Spoilers" heading.How can I help contribute to this rewatch (beyond standard commenting)?I'm currently looking for information concerning where Ping Pong is available for legal streaming outside of the United States, a guide to the various rackets and styles mentioned in the show, and general feedback concerning the content of the OP post. Responses addressing any of these three issues would be greatly appreciated at this time.Does /r/anime have shit taste because Kong Wenge lost in the first round of the Best Guy contest this year?Yes.Episode 1 Discussion Prompt (for those of you who would rather respond to specific questions)Episode 1 is all about character introductions as it introduces us to three of our four main characters, Smile, Peco, and Kong. Each of these three are also introduced in a different setting. Smile is standing next to a conversation of first years at ping pong practice, but not actively participating, Peco is skipping practice in order to play games for money, and Kong is seen filing his fingernails while lamenting his fate to be stuck in Japan as his plane lands.For first time viewers, what is your first impression of these three characters?For veteran viewers, how effective is the first episode in quickly giving the viewer a sense of each character's personality?For filthy elitists, how does the shot composition and camera movement during each of the characters' introductions inform the viewer about that character? Also what is your favorite episode of Legend of the Galactic Heroes?Assorted Thoughts on this EpisodeThe OP animation for the show wasn't completed in time for this episode, so if you're watching the broadcast version of the show, the OP will feature clips from this episode itself. If you're watching the DVD/blu-ray release version, then the standard OP animation will be present.People shit on this show's visuals a lot, but I think the visual presentation is pretty damn good regardless of opinions concerning how the characters actually are drawn. The consistent use of split screens and multiple frames in order to convey action or reaction helps make otherwise mundane scenes more intriguing.We sure spend a lot of time listening to ping pong balls getting hit back and forth in this episode, don't we? At the risk of sounding unbearably pretentious, I like that choice. It gives the episode a nice sense of rhythm.The conversation between Smile and Peco concerning how're they're going to sneak into the other school in order to spy on Kong is a nice little scene that demonstrates the differences between the two characters. Smile just walks in the front gate because doing anything else would be frustrating and unnecessary. Peco of course has some more elaborate plan that we never get detailed in mind because that's the thing you're supposed to do in these situations, right?I'm sorry about the delay in getting this episode thread up. http://ift.tt/1Uv86xt
TIL the reason Sid Meiers name is on all his video games was because Robin Williams told the co founder of Micropose, Bill Stealey, "Bill, you should put Sid's name on a couple of these boxes, and promote him as the star.' And that's how Sid's name got on Pirates, and Civilization" as a joke.
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Recommendation Tuesdays - Week of March 01, 2016
Need a recommendation or have one to share? This is your thread! This thread is active all week, so you can post in it when it's not Tuesday and still get an answer! :)If you have a recommendation to share that's well written and longer than 1.5k characters, consider instead posting a [WT!] (Watch This!) thread.If you'd like to look through the previous WT! threads to find recommendations or check if there is already one for your favourite show, click here.Not sure how to ask for a recommendation? Fill this out, or simply use it as a guideline, and other users will find it much easier to recommend you an anime!I'm looking for: A certain genre? Something specific like characters travelling to another world? etcShows I've already seen that are similar:Link to my MAL (or other anime list): Leave blank if you don't have one. http://ift.tt/1Uv86xr
[Spoilers] Saijaku Muhai no Bahamut - Episode 8 [Discussion]
You know where to find it, and I'm suposed to be paying attention to class.will edit later. I swear not like last weekMAL http://ift.tt/1TNezob
[FANART][OC] Araragi x Araragi's Ahoge (NSFW) [CONGRATULATIONS BEST GUY 2016!!]
CONGRATULATIONS, ARARARARAGI!!!Textless versionAhoge Series Album (NSFW)Hello, /r/anime! It's been a long while since I last did any fanart, like 2 weeks? I had to go ham or go home with this one, and I had my faith that Araragi could win this. And fortunately, my faith has been rewarded!Congratulations to one of the most interestingly written main characters out there! And thanks to all my fellow Monogatari fans for making it happen!Hope you guys like it! http://ift.tt/1QhE90L
Pierce the heavens. TTGL and the battle with cancer.
Yesterday I watched one of my best friends die. He was brave and strong. He and his brother were my neighbors growing up and we all quickly became best friends. That was 15 years ago. As time passed we went our separate ways but when we all came back together a year and a half ago to battle his cancer, we reconnected. We found a shared love for anime and in particular TTGL. The message of brotherly love and indomitable will rang true in our hearts. Make the impossible, possible. Having faith in each other in order to believe in ourselves is something we began to live by. As we began our long struggle with cancer we got him a memento of sorts, a core drill necklace. As time passed things got better and then worse, over and over. He held onto that drill, sometimes in his hands and others in his big brothers. They clung to it so desperately that the brass coloration on the core drill wore away to the silver finish below. Yesterday as his battle ended, he held the core drill in his hand. We gathered around a our friend and held him as he passed. He wears the drill around his neck now and he always will. His drill is the drill that pierced the heavens and our hearts. Later... buddy... http://ift.tt/1oTSAPX
/r/Anime Fanart Contest 4th Edition: Winners!
Hi there :)To start, i'd like to thank everyone for entering. We got significantly less entrants this time around but the quality of the work submitted is always high!Apologies for the delays, we're about a week late on this because the other mods decided that for some reason Rule change announcements are more important than this. Big thanks to /u/ItzKell, /u/Ailim (3rd time!) and /u/urban287 for judging the contest with me. The top 6 or 7 places were ridiculously closeHere's a link to the original thread if you'd like to look through all of the submissions.So without further ado: the 1st, 2nd and 3rd winners!1st Place: Here's a link to their submissionI'll send the gold either in an hour or tomorrow, shoot me a PM about that flair ;) . /u/Earth2Mars2nd Place: Here's a link to their submission /u/VigamoxThis and 1st we're really close!3rd Place: Here's a link to their submission /u/1stGardenReally liked this one~Congratulations to you all!So i'll be letting the contest chill for a while. I want to actually have some decent prizes for the next contest so it's worth while for people to put hours of their time into the contest. A flair and 1 gold gift is a bit lack luster this time around, i wish i prioritized my shit and i'd have been able to get something more. As always, if you have any thoughts regarding this leave them below or shoot me a PM! http://ift.tt/1QooH0N
[Spoilers] Death Note REWATCH - Episode 3 Discussion
Episode 3 - DealingsDiscussion topics:Obviously we'd have no need for Shinigami eyes. Would you trade half of your remaining lifespan in exchange for knowing any detail about any person you lock eyes with? You would obtain the information via a mind reading power of sorts.Light didn't seem that good at soccer, but at least he was playing. Do you currently play any sports? Did you play any when you were younger? Were you any good?Reminder: /u/The-Sublimer-One will be posting the threads for episodes 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 (March 3rd - March 7th).The following table holds the schedule. One episode per day, and a final day for us to discuss the series as a whole. Each thread will be posted at 4pm EST.DateEpisode #DateEpisode #DateEpisode #2/2713/11143/24272/2823/12153/25282/293 - you are here3/13163/26293/143/14173/27303/253/15183/28313/363/16193/29323/473/17203/30333/583/18213/31343/693/19224/1353/7103/20234/2363/8113/21244/3373/9123/22254/4series discussion3/10133/2326Regarding Spoilers: If you want to discuss anything from future episodes, use the spoiler tags! Don't even try to be vague, just tag it. Also, no 'spoiler teasing' either; e.g. "I can't wait to see the first-timer's reactions to episode xx!" The first-timers will know to expect something, and it will ruin their excitement.Don’t think I can’t crack down because I have yet to see the show. I know there will be a bunch of good people hanging around here, a bunch of Death Note veterans, who will keep an eye out as well. So please be respectful of those who haven't seen the show yet. When in doubt, just tag it.Death Note is available for legal streaming on:NetflixHuluMy Anime ListHummingbirdAnime News Network/r/deathnote - be wary of spoilers http://ift.tt/1QQqXDp
[Fan Art] The Elric Brothers [Full Metal Alchemist]
The Elric BrothersYoggy's DeviantArt http://ift.tt/1OIjcrG
Missed Some of [WT!] Threads? Here is a Compilation (& Scoreboard) for You! (February, 2016. Edition)
Since the introducing of a new [WT!] (Watch This) tag, these posts get a lot of well-deserved praise. We get to know some new interesting anime, remember some sweet moments about titles we've already finished some time ago, suggest shows ourselves. However, not everyone's browsing /r/anime everyday, and since we all live in different time zones, some very well-written posts may fly under the radar. I decided to make a little compilation of the posts that were posted here throughout past month. I took anime topics from February.Num[WT!] ThreadGenresAuthorUpvotes1.Samurai Champloo (MAL)Action, Adventure, Comedy, Historical, Samurai, Shounen/u/MartintheDragon2162.Initial D (MALAction, Cars, Drama, Seinen, Sports/u/ImCummingOniiChan1743.Sakamichi ni Apollon (MAL)Drama, Josei, Music, Romance, School/u/Zerms41574.Joukamachi no Dandelion (MAL)Comedy, Seinen, Slice of Life, Super Power/u/Iizbakaokay1515.Lovely Complex (MAL)Comedy, Romance, Shoujo/u/kaverik1366.Tetsuwan Birdy Decode (MAL)Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi/u/mmreviews1057.Flag (MAL)Mecha, Military/u/JBridge728.Persona 4 The Animation (MAL)Adventure, Mystery, School, Sci-Fi, Super Power, Supernatural/u/Vlayer609.Busou Renkin (MAL)Action, Comedy, Fantasy, School, Shounen, Supernatural/u/DracoCaeser21>>MONTHLY UPDATED SPREADSHEET/ARCHIVE OF ALL [WT!] THREADS<<Remember, fellow redditors, to read the reviews and to expand your horizons - best shows don't belong to one or two genres, and the column of 'genres' is here for you to make the table easier to navigate, not to quickly dismiss genres you don't like.Remember, fellow authors, the best comment in your thread is not "What a good anime, I can also suggest this", but "Thanks for suggestion, I will watch this anime".As always, leave what you think about the post in comments, any feedback is appreciated. Thanks for reading!Previous Post http://ift.tt/1RAErjK
Who is the strongest character without any magic or superpowers?
Whenever questions of the strongest characters in anime are asked, the same names always crop up: Goku, Saitama, Accelerator, Gilgamesh, et cetera. And what they all have in common, is that they have ridiculously, obscenely overpowered supernatural abilities. So today I want to ask, when you toss out all the demigods and superhumans, who's left? Who's the most badass normal human person in anime? http://ift.tt/1LPZXwr
What are some sexy anime scenes that don't rely on nudity?
Sensuality, intimacy, emotional connection expressed in a carnal way, etc. For the purposes of this discussion, "nudity" means it wouldn't fly on US over-the-air broadcast network TV — unclothed genitals or female nipples. Simple skin-showing shouldn't disqualify things. http://ift.tt/1oSOqYz
[Spoilers] Akagami no Shirayuki-hime 2nd Season - Episode 8 [Discussion]
Episode title: The Temperature of a Smile, a Cherished PlaceEpisode duration: 24 minutes and 16 secondsStreaming:FUNimation: Snow White with the Red HairInformation:MyAnimeList: Akagami no Shirayuki-hime 2nd SeasonPrevious Episodes:EpisodeReddit LinkEpisode 1LinkEpisode 2LinkEpisode 3LinkEpisode 4LinkEpisode 5LinkEpisode 6LinkEpisode 7LinkReminder:Please do not discuss any plot points which haven't appeared in the anime yet. Try not to confirm or deny any theories, encourage people to read the source material instead. Minor spoilers are generally ok but should be tagged accordingly. Failing to comply with the rules may result in your comment being removed. http://ift.tt/1OIgaUi
/r/anime, let's play a game.
Hi there, /r/anime. Here's something we can all participate in, and hopefully have some fun doing.The rules: Every comment chain in this thread must start with a link of a picture from an anime. After the picture is posted, users may then freely look at it, and if it is from an anime they haven't watched, they may attempt to explain what the picture shows using their imagination. At any stage, the original poster may step in and explain what the picture actually shows, though this is completely optional.Have fun! http://ift.tt/1Scm4Uz
[Essay]A Sinful Structure : Kara no Kyoukai and Unconventional Storytelling
the following contains minimal spoilers that are all tagged and clearly marked. if you haven't watched KnK, you can read and understand this essay just fine without knowing what's behind those tags - then you should go watch itIn late November, when I sat down to watch the first installment in Kinoko Nasu’s widely regarded Kara no Kyoukai, I was completely unprepared. All I knew is that I loved Nasu’s Fate/stay night visual novels, and that ufotable’s animation and production work would be stellar. I also knew that the first film was something about a series of suicides in urban Japan.I was completely unprepared for the gory, dark, no-holds-barred exploration of humanity’s dark side that awaited me. My journey through Kara no Kyoukai began with that uncomfortably startled experience. I came to believe, once I had adjusted, that KnK is an overall excellent series of films with a lot of thematic meat, and while that’s the type of stuff I would want to write about, KnK’s unconventional narrative structure is what captured my respect and admiration the most. Every film reveals a little more detail about every character and explains a little about the setting and circumstance of the cast.In addition to the elucidation of important parts of the overall story, the individual plots and character arcs of the single films gradually became more sensible as each sixty minute run time progresses.Watching Kara no Kyoukai (as a whole, or as any single movie) is watching a curtain open on a stage, and by the conclusion, being able to see every player and set piece in a delicately staged place.Each film an experienceEach Kara no Kyoukai movie follows a very predictable formula: a new character is introduced, Shiki reacts to that new character, lots of tension, some head bashing, then some thematic meditation and resolution.Except for the fact that there is always something left questionable, something unexplained. A prominent example of this is the way new characters and plot devices are introduced: dramatically. Think about how first five minutes of movie 3. Unprecedented gory spectacle in the first five minutes of a film (and the first five minutes of my time with a character) is often the start of something edgy, something where people are brutally murdered for the sake of being murdered.But KnK bounces back every time with a chillingly haunting and frequently surreal opening credits sequence. Then, the characters debate the new dark happenings intensely. The reasoning behind the new immoralities and the psychology of the guest star sinner are guaranteed to be the forces that drive that particular film forward. More generally, the movies maintain a continually dark atmosphere while letting the viewer observe how Shiki, Kokutou, and Touko respond to each new sin.That thoughtful structure is crucial to what makes Kara no Kyoukai spectacular. While these films are thrillers and mysteries, they don’t let the viewer solve the case with them like detective stories, and they don’t have some spectacularly intricate conclusion that unveils the culprit in an over the top fashion.The “mystery” and “thriller” aspects of KnK come from the psychology of the characters and the morality of the sin that particular movie hones in on. Rather than taking a traditional approach by building up characters gradually and then having a conflict and resolution, the plot of each film keeps progression and tension alive by exercising morality and psyche. The satisfaction of uncovering the killer comes not with knowing who did it and how, but knowing why they did it, seeing the darkness of their soul, and determining if the sin was justified.The films as they expandWhile each individual film is a fairly satisfying reflection on right and wrong, Kara no Kyoukai is not an episodic series of isolated incidents. Even as each film gradually dives deeper into its respective subject matter, it progresses the character arcs of the main cast and links to the other movies in the series. This second layer of roundabout storytelling engages the viewer on an entirely separate level. It’s wonderful to watch each character (Shiki in particular) gradually begin to develop and make sense.Ryougi Shiki is at first an overly serious detective who scarcely displays emotion. The first film makes vague references to past events in her life, giving the idea that Shiki is not a tool used to deliver Nasu’s message, but that she is her own person independent of Kinoko Nasu’s musings on humanity. Shiki isn’t the only one who might or might not be little more than a tool. While the first film wraps itself up pretty nicely, it leaves questions about the characters and certain apparent conveniences in the plot. All of the films leave questions like that.The second film explores Shiki’s past a little, but offers mostly hurried and confused explanations about some sort of 2. The third film seems to exist on the timeline somewhere in between the second and first films. Every film offers tantalizing glimpses into a genuinely interesting principle cast, but they stop at being that: tantalizing glimpses.But that’s the point. While recounting (seemingly) isolated episodes of evils, KnK finds time to hint at what drives Shiki, Touko, and Kokutou. It also throws around cool magic like the Mystic Eyes of Death Perception and Puppet Arms. Even though none of it really makes sense.Then film five, the Paradox Spiral, comes around. It connects the isolated instances of immoralities of films one and three to Shiki’s past and her present. It merges the disconnected sixty minute slices of movie into a magnificent conspiracy that questions nothing short of the meaning of life itself. Every isolated reflection on random heinous acts combines to tackle the biggest question of all. Most of the previous events in the series click. It’s a wonderfully gratifying feeling.Backloading everything on the fifth film would normally not work, but the way in which KnK teases the viewer with the “big picture” and gets the viewer thinking about the world and mind of Shiki is engaging enough to the point where it feels like a natural progression to address some questions and loose ends in a masterful fashion. Not everything is solved, though. Shiki’s past and Kokutou’s one dimensional psychology are still left untouched.SPOILERS UNTIL THE NEXT BOLD HEADING (all tagged)Film Seven is excellent for the same reasons that film five is, but different ones at the same time.Here’s what I mean: One of the most baffling things presented by the first six KnK films is Shiki. She doesn’t make sense. Films two and four explain her somewhat, but for the most part they provide isolated instances of her growth and development as a person.Film four shows Shiki recovering from a grave loss, the film two/four spoilers and film two demonstrates how 2 affects her life and the life of her closest and only friend Kokutou Mikiya. Neither film bothers to explore the nature of 2/4 Her actual condition is hardly touched on, but its outward symptoms lead to some excellent talk of inherently broken people and murderers.Film seven not only clarifies the difference between 2/4 Additionally, it brings to the forefront subtle interactions with Kokutou from the previous films. Such interactions include the Haagen Dazs scenes from film one and 2, 5, 6 conveyed in films 2, 5, and 6. These elements meld together to form a story about coming to terms with a sinful past, learning to love oneself and others, and living in a flawed, but beautiful present.So, why?KnK seems pretty fractured until films 5 and 7, but those two episodes not only justify the events of previous films but build upon them. But why? What’s the point of telling a story in such a roundabout way?Ultimately, there is no “correct” reason. This is art, and ufotable and Nasu told the story as they did for their own reasons. What I can vouch for, however, is how these storytelling choices affected me and my enjoyment of KnK.Come number 5 and then 7, my rapt attention to the narrative clues of each movie was rewarded in the most gratifying way. The magnificent reveals during the fifth and seventh movies were exciting not because of the fight scenes that came with them, but because they were unexpected and fulfilling (respectively) and justified when considering the story so far.The same goes for the subtle buildup of the individual films. Excluding the parts of each movie left unexplained for 5 and 7 to handle, each hour-long vignette resolves thematically in a sensible, thought-provoking way.Both types of resolution lead to gratification. During that moment of comprehension during each movie, and the two big moments during films five and seven when I understood the overall narratives and characters, I felt closer to the characters and story. Like I had taken Kara no Kyoukai’s hand and ventured into awonderland of death and magic and came out with an intimate understanding of my partner. It’s a unique sort of connection that could only have been made through KnK’s one of a kind narrative structure. The philosophical density of each film in isolation, the sky-high production values, and actual events of the overarching plot seem tangential when compared to that gradual but rewarding connection KnK made with me. I think that that wonderful feeling is what KnK aimed to do with its fractured chronology and spotty details.Thanks so much for reading!Given the fact that I don't often feel like sitting down to watch a movie, Kara no Kyoukai took me four months to complete. But it was definitely worth it. With this piece, I strove to give my perception of its odd structure without talking too much about concrete examples. It's an exercise, for me at least, in providing solid analyses with minimal long-winded justification of said analyses. One of the plus sides of working on such a style is that it's pretty spoiler-lite, so I was able to tag all spoilers rather than have to mark the entire thread.So yeah, there you go. If you haven't watched KnK, you really should. It's not for everyone, but if gels with you in any way, you'll end up loving it.Please feel free to engage me about what or wrote (or didn't write) on KnK! I write these essays for the community feedback and discussion, so please, give me feedback and discuss!I've archived this essay along with my others here.That's about all from me!-Cloud http://ift.tt/1UtzVpN
Araragi's Bizarre (and painful) Adventure [Potential spoilers]
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[Spoilers] Diamond no Ace: Second Season - Episode 47 [Discussion]
Episode title: PartnershipEpisode duration: 24 minutes and 0 secondsStreaming:Crunchyroll: Ace of the Diamond Second SeasonInformation:MyAnimeList: Diamond no Ace: Second SeasonAniDB: Dia no Ace: Second SeasonAniList: Diamond no Ace: Second SeasonAnime News Network: Ace of Diamond: Second Season (TV)Anime-Planet: Ace of the Diamond: Second SeasonHummingbird: Diamond no Ace: Second SeasonPrevious Episodes:EpisodeReddit LinkEpisodeReddit LinkEpisodeReddit LinkEpisode 1LinkEpisode 14LinkEpisode 27LinkEpisode 2LinkEpisode 15LinkEpisode 28LinkEpisode 3LinkEpisode 16LinkEpisode 29LinkEpisode 4LinkEpisode 17LinkEpisode 30LinkEpisode 5LinkEpisode 18LinkEpisode 31LinkEpisode 6LinkEpisode 19LinkEpisode 32LinkEpisode 7LinkEpisode 20LinkEpisode 33LinkEpisode 8LinkEpisode 21LinkEpisode 34LinkEpisode 9LinkEpisode 22LinkEpisode 35LinkEpisode 10LinkEpisode 23LinkEpisode 36LinkEpisode 11LinkEpisode 24LinkEpisode 37LinkEpisode 12LinkEpisode 25LinkEpisode 38LinkEpisode 13LinkEpisode 26LinkEpisode 39LinkEpisodeReddit LinkEpisode 40LinkEpisode 41LinkEpisode 42LinkEpisode 43LinkEpisode 44LinkEpisode 45LinkEpisode 46LinkReminder:Please do not discuss any plot points which haven't appeared in the anime yet. Try not to confirm or deny any theories, encourage people to read the source material instead. Minor spoilers are generally ok but should be tagged accordingly. Failing to comply with the rules may result in your comment being removed.Keywords:ace of the diamond second season, ace of the diamond, sports, shounen http://ift.tt/1ThmjyY
My 1K wallpaper dump I've built up through this sub and others. Enjoy (:
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