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Thank you ^^ Already did that, even did all the quizzes to be safe. UPDATE: I did fine the missing scene. It turns out that there was a scene hidden in the school on the first day and if I didn't attend on the first morning I never would've seen the notice. Still missing a scene but I'll start looking through for stuff like that.

Wasn't really sure where to put this topic but like it says I'm missing scenes in the game and I really don't know how or why. I've combed every aspect of it from start to finish and beaten the entire game but I'm still missing a few eclipse scenes and some scene involving Rin (I think it has a CG or her in bed?) I've gone through the entire game getting every "New" scene but for some reason these few elude me. Help please...?

I've always been a sucker for Wells' and Bradbury's writing styles so I'm not the most unbiased source but I think it can be worth a shot

I have been a long-time classical Sci-Fi fan. I recently got through rereading one of my favorite books of all time The Time Machine by H.G. Wells. And am doing a read through of The Martian Chronicles.

You are in for a lot of fun. But yeah, like everyone said. Do it in production order.

Death Note: A kid gets a new notebook and wants to become God

Welcome to the site ^^ Have nothing but respect for a fellow RPG and Horror lover

It sounds fun, why not?

Sounds like this could be fun.

I've always had a soft spot for Conan. Since it aired on tv when I was a kid over here. I remember I read something like 40 volumes of the manga before slowly drifting away from it.

The last time a game truly just enraptured me was Dark Souls I. I thought it was all fun and death and then I discovered the plot and it jumped to my top 3 games of all time.

Steve Blum has been one of my favorite VAs for a long time now.

Welcome to the party onii-chan. Kick back and have some fun

I think Heizei was being facetious haha. It's a pretty fascinating franchise, particular if you like surrealism and people frequently discussing philosophy and ideology.

The first VN to really get through the years of indifference was Muv Luv Alternative. It was the only time I ever watched the climax of a story in complete denial telling myself that x-character was okay and that it was going to work out. Stayed depressed for about a month. Kara no Shoujo and Fate/Stay Night did it for me too

In Apocrypha it's someone different. They give Assassins more leeway in the spinoff stuff. But yeah, to be an Assassin you have to be 100% unknown but you also have to have a legend in order to be a Heroic Spirit and qualify. Inheriting the Hassan name gives them a title to become a Heroic Spirit, but their true identity remains unknown.

Let's see...Off the top of my head. Attack on Titan

RWBY is a western-made Anime produced by Roosterteeth in Austin Texas, the people behind Red vs Blue and Achievement Hunter. The creator is a guy called Monty Oum who is really well known for his fighting animations (Look up Dead Fantasy or Haloid to see some examples). It's a really cheesy show but it does house some of the best fights and songs you'll see.

It's a bit of an oldie but I've always been fascinated with Light Yagami from Death Note and that whole big debate over how much of a villain he actually was.

Dunno if it's news or if I'm just behind but it's been apparently leaked that the anime is going to be 24 episodes long. I was actually a little worried that it was going to try to cram a lot in 12 episodes but if this is true it's a huge relief.

Hajime no Ippo : Rocky Balboa the anime. Steins;Gate : Labcoats up in this motherfucker.

I recently started watching the second season of Fate/Ilya. This show is a pleasant surprise