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Yeah I mentioned the others earlier, though I've never watched Tsubasa so it doesn't hold the same history for me. I agree, SAO is currently awesome, let's hope it doesn't do what seasons 1 and 2 did.

Rewatching Cross Game - for the fourth time - with the whole family. Truly a remarkable anime and deservedly one of the few to score a 10/10 in my ratings.

Sometimes you just need sequels like SG;0 and FMP4 to remind you what anime SHOULD be like. Goddamnit, why do I watch so much shit normally? I'm gonna have to be more ruthless with my watch selection to stop wasting time...

SG;0 looks great so far as everyone else has said. Oh thank god for more FMP as well - I've so missed it. Happy to have more shokugeki too; time for that to finally move forward with the plot. I actually didn't mind the new SAO either, though from history I know it'll be awesome for a while and then turn into a steaming pile of shit by the end of the series.

I have no idea but I heartily endorse your use of the English language with respect to spelling.

The power of thumbnails...

Sure thing. I'm a sucker for romance, especially with happy endings.

Another polarising one? It's easy to be liked when you shitcan something like I did with Guilty Crown but in fact I absolutely loved Nagi no Asukara...

GC polarises people. Me, I'm firmly in the "this is a steaming pile of shit" camp.

"Corrupted Zelda"

As good a series as Shinsekai Yori was, it was a mindfuck and not remotely an ultimately happy ending. Heck you said it's not exactly a happy ending yourself. My opening post was pretty clear, it should be an ultimately satisfying AND happy ending.

Added ReLife.

You're welcome. I wouldn't go so far as to call it amazing, but it's a solid rendition of what a romance of this type in the Victorian era would have played out like. There are very few moments in it that feel like you're actually watching anime.

Emma: A Victorian Romance