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· Nov 21
Who is Ken Takakura? - A Guide for Dandadan fans
YouTube video by Anime News Network - Official
youtu.be
Pitched the idea for this one months ago, but it's finally here.
youtu.be/sUIPdkiyklk?...
youtu.be/sUIPdkiyklk?...
Now what could this be? 😏
November 15, 2025 at 2:47 AM
Now what could this be? 😏
Tatsuya Nagamine is a big reason WHY I gave the One Piece anime another shot. I watched Film Z before being caught up, and Broly in theaters had me awestruck enough to finally catch up on Wano during COVID.
I will get to Heartcatch as soon as my current watches are done. 🥲
I will get to Heartcatch as soon as my current watches are done. 🥲
Rest in Peace, Tatsuya Nagamine. Your Directing brought the One Piece anime to new heights!
November 14, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Tatsuya Nagamine is a big reason WHY I gave the One Piece anime another shot. I watched Film Z before being caught up, and Broly in theaters had me awestruck enough to finally catch up on Wano during COVID.
I will get to Heartcatch as soon as my current watches are done. 🥲
I will get to Heartcatch as soon as my current watches are done. 🥲
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Were learning that Tatsuya Nagamine, the director of Heartcatch Precure, and one of Toei's finest creative voices, passed away over the summer...
Its honestly a shock... and so young, at just 54.
Rest in peace Nagamine... thank you for everything 😢
x.com/shota_/statu...
Its honestly a shock... and so young, at just 54.
Rest in peace Nagamine... thank you for everything 😢
x.com/shota_/statu...
祥太 on X: "東映アニメーションの長峯監督が、今年の夏にお亡くなりになられていたことを知る。 私にとっては『ハートキャッチプリキュア！』と『ハピネスチャージプリキュア！』のシリーズディレクター、また『映画Yes！プリキュア5/5GoGo!』監督としてのご活躍が印象深い。 心よりお悔やみ申し上げます。" / X
東映アニメーションの長峯監督が、今年の夏にお亡くなりになられていたことを知る。 私にとっては『ハートキャッチプリキュア！』と『ハピネスチャージプリキュア！』のシリーズディレクター、また『映画Yes！プリキュア5/5GoGo!』監督としてのご活躍が印象深い。 心よりお悔やみ申し上げます。
x.com
November 13, 2025 at 8:13 AM
Were learning that Tatsuya Nagamine, the director of Heartcatch Precure, and one of Toei's finest creative voices, passed away over the summer...
Its honestly a shock... and so young, at just 54.
Rest in peace Nagamine... thank you for everything 😢
x.com/shota_/statu...
Its honestly a shock... and so young, at just 54.
Rest in peace Nagamine... thank you for everything 😢
x.com/shota_/statu...
Halfway into Hazbin Hotel S2, and ngl hell is boring now compared to heaven.
November 13, 2025 at 7:39 AM
Halfway into Hazbin Hotel S2, and ngl hell is boring now compared to heaven.
Typhoon Club (1985) (6/10)
Has some of the best long takes I’ve seen, yet it struggles to connect them together in a cohesive manner. I dug the atmosphere and sense of aimlessness when it came to these kids stuck at school, but sometimes it feels like deleted scenes got left in.
Has some of the best long takes I’ve seen, yet it struggles to connect them together in a cohesive manner. I dug the atmosphere and sense of aimlessness when it came to these kids stuck at school, but sometimes it feels like deleted scenes got left in.
November 12, 2025 at 6:52 AM
Typhoon Club (1985) (6/10)
Has some of the best long takes I’ve seen, yet it struggles to connect them together in a cohesive manner. I dug the atmosphere and sense of aimlessness when it came to these kids stuck at school, but sometimes it feels like deleted scenes got left in.
Has some of the best long takes I’ve seen, yet it struggles to connect them together in a cohesive manner. I dug the atmosphere and sense of aimlessness when it came to these kids stuck at school, but sometimes it feels like deleted scenes got left in.
Star Wars Visions Vol. 3 (7/10)
BLACK is a masterpiece, and The Lost One’s is a good follow-up. But apart from these other two at the bottom, the focus on droids and sequel bait feels hollow compared to Vol. 1s take on the Sith Jedi Binary.
(9 > 6 > 8 > 7 > 2 > 4 > 1 > 3 > 5)
BLACK is a masterpiece, and The Lost One’s is a good follow-up. But apart from these other two at the bottom, the focus on droids and sequel bait feels hollow compared to Vol. 1s take on the Sith Jedi Binary.
(9 > 6 > 8 > 7 > 2 > 4 > 1 > 3 > 5)
November 12, 2025 at 2:19 AM
Star Wars Visions Vol. 3 (7/10)
BLACK is a masterpiece, and The Lost One’s is a good follow-up. But apart from these other two at the bottom, the focus on droids and sequel bait feels hollow compared to Vol. 1s take on the Sith Jedi Binary.
(9 > 6 > 8 > 7 > 2 > 4 > 1 > 3 > 5)
BLACK is a masterpiece, and The Lost One’s is a good follow-up. But apart from these other two at the bottom, the focus on droids and sequel bait feels hollow compared to Vol. 1s take on the Sith Jedi Binary.
(9 > 6 > 8 > 7 > 2 > 4 > 1 > 3 > 5)
Silent Hill F (9/10)
Wish the replays diverged more drastically, but it shows how invested I was to get all 5 endings.
The way Ryukishi07 centered the horror on wedding blues, religious rites, and maternal trauma is something I'm gonna remember more than the tiresome combat.
Wish the replays diverged more drastically, but it shows how invested I was to get all 5 endings.
The way Ryukishi07 centered the horror on wedding blues, religious rites, and maternal trauma is something I'm gonna remember more than the tiresome combat.
November 11, 2025 at 7:00 AM
Silent Hill F (9/10)
Wish the replays diverged more drastically, but it shows how invested I was to get all 5 endings.
The way Ryukishi07 centered the horror on wedding blues, religious rites, and maternal trauma is something I'm gonna remember more than the tiresome combat.
Wish the replays diverged more drastically, but it shows how invested I was to get all 5 endings.
The way Ryukishi07 centered the horror on wedding blues, religious rites, and maternal trauma is something I'm gonna remember more than the tiresome combat.
Nobody (Lang Lang Shan Xiao Yaoguai) (7/10)
What if the mooks in Monkey King's adventure had their own chance at enlightenment?
There's definitely cutlural context I missed, but it was a cute little flick that ended on a surprisingly bittersweet note.
What if the mooks in Monkey King's adventure had their own chance at enlightenment?
There's definitely cutlural context I missed, but it was a cute little flick that ended on a surprisingly bittersweet note.
November 9, 2025 at 6:12 AM
Nobody (Lang Lang Shan Xiao Yaoguai) (7/10)
What if the mooks in Monkey King's adventure had their own chance at enlightenment?
There's definitely cutlural context I missed, but it was a cute little flick that ended on a surprisingly bittersweet note.
What if the mooks in Monkey King's adventure had their own chance at enlightenment?
There's definitely cutlural context I missed, but it was a cute little flick that ended on a surprisingly bittersweet note.
For all the bad effects Covid has done to Anime Discourse, it's a symptom of something undeniable.
Anime got a unique boost from the pandemic in that it was able to keep us spoiled for choice even in 2020. It didn't just survive the pandemic: it THRIVED!
Anime got a unique boost from the pandemic in that it was able to keep us spoiled for choice even in 2020. It didn't just survive the pandemic: it THRIVED!
November 6, 2025 at 1:13 AM
For all the bad effects Covid has done to Anime Discourse, it's a symptom of something undeniable.
Anime got a unique boost from the pandemic in that it was able to keep us spoiled for choice even in 2020. It didn't just survive the pandemic: it THRIVED!
Anime got a unique boost from the pandemic in that it was able to keep us spoiled for choice even in 2020. It didn't just survive the pandemic: it THRIVED!
Ballad of a Soldier (1959) (10/10)
Makima's biggest lie in Chainsaw Man is actually that this perfectly accessible tearjerker about a soldier reacquainting with civilian life amidst the war is some cryptic "you don't get it" cult film.
Makima's biggest lie in Chainsaw Man is actually that this perfectly accessible tearjerker about a soldier reacquainting with civilian life amidst the war is some cryptic "you don't get it" cult film.
November 4, 2025 at 8:48 AM
Ballad of a Soldier (1959) (10/10)
Makima's biggest lie in Chainsaw Man is actually that this perfectly accessible tearjerker about a soldier reacquainting with civilian life amidst the war is some cryptic "you don't get it" cult film.
Makima's biggest lie in Chainsaw Man is actually that this perfectly accessible tearjerker about a soldier reacquainting with civilian life amidst the war is some cryptic "you don't get it" cult film.
Ike always seemed to be the one that didn't wanna be in the black screen stream, so I applaud him for being willing to apologize to Doki.
a boy with glasses and earrings is sitting in a white chair
ALT: a boy with glasses and earrings is sitting in a white chair
media.tenor.com
November 4, 2025 at 5:02 AM
Ike always seemed to be the one that didn't wanna be in the black screen stream, so I applaud him for being willing to apologize to Doki.
Beaten in 2 days
November 1, 2025 at 7:03 PM
Beaten in 2 days
CSM Reze is making up for both a dry anime season and dryer box office.
November 1, 2025 at 4:59 PM
CSM Reze is making up for both a dry anime season and dryer box office.
Yeah, on IMAX this rips.
My mom was never gonna care for the action, but she was thoroughly impressed by Kensuke Ushio's grasp of different musical genres (she's a trained classical pianist).
As a fan of the action though, so much of the fights feel like watching a dance.
My mom was never gonna care for the action, but she was thoroughly impressed by Kensuke Ushio's grasp of different musical genres (she's a trained classical pianist).
As a fan of the action though, so much of the fights feel like watching a dance.
November 1, 2025 at 7:25 AM
Yeah, on IMAX this rips.
My mom was never gonna care for the action, but she was thoroughly impressed by Kensuke Ushio's grasp of different musical genres (she's a trained classical pianist).
As a fan of the action though, so much of the fights feel like watching a dance.
My mom was never gonna care for the action, but she was thoroughly impressed by Kensuke Ushio's grasp of different musical genres (she's a trained classical pianist).
As a fan of the action though, so much of the fights feel like watching a dance.
Bakugo vs Reze has legit buried the yearly halloween waifu art away from my TL 😭
I'm not complaining though: they're releasing PEAK over there
I'm not complaining though: they're releasing PEAK over there
October 31, 2025 at 10:13 PM
Bakugo vs Reze has legit buried the yearly halloween waifu art away from my TL 😭
I'm not complaining though: they're releasing PEAK over there
I'm not complaining though: they're releasing PEAK over there
Somehow this led to this
October 31, 2025 at 6:05 PM
Somehow this led to this
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Chainsaw Man Reze Arc is currently the #1 Movie in America!
October 29, 2025 at 5:16 PM
Chainsaw Man Reze Arc is currently the #1 Movie in America!
“Could you call this film a romance? It's a deceptive romance, that's based 95% on a lie. But that 5%. That 5% is enough to overshadow the rest.”
Beautifully put review of Reze
Beautifully put review of Reze
October 29, 2025 at 6:05 PM
“Could you call this film a romance? It's a deceptive romance, that's based 95% on a lie. But that 5%. That 5% is enough to overshadow the rest.”
Beautifully put review of Reze
Beautifully put review of Reze
Sing a Bit of Harmony (7.5/10)
There's a good 40 min chunk in the middle where I got swept up in its magic. But much like how the kids had to cover-up this robot’s glitches, the rest struggles to balance its musical whimsy, teen hang-ups, and discussion on mechanical sentience.
boxd.it/bvB0QH
There's a good 40 min chunk in the middle where I got swept up in its magic. But much like how the kids had to cover-up this robot’s glitches, the rest struggles to balance its musical whimsy, teen hang-ups, and discussion on mechanical sentience.
boxd.it/bvB0QH
October 27, 2025 at 7:52 AM
Sing a Bit of Harmony (7.5/10)
There's a good 40 min chunk in the middle where I got swept up in its magic. But much like how the kids had to cover-up this robot’s glitches, the rest struggles to balance its musical whimsy, teen hang-ups, and discussion on mechanical sentience.
boxd.it/bvB0QH
There's a good 40 min chunk in the middle where I got swept up in its magic. But much like how the kids had to cover-up this robot’s glitches, the rest struggles to balance its musical whimsy, teen hang-ups, and discussion on mechanical sentience.
boxd.it/bvB0QH
Sometimes I feel hitmen in movies go to shady back alley doctors not to avoid the cops, but because they're less likely to charge you for THEIR mistakes.
October 26, 2025 at 6:45 PM
Sometimes I feel hitmen in movies go to shady back alley doctors not to avoid the cops, but because they're less likely to charge you for THEIR mistakes.
My notifications split between glazing and slander 😅
October 25, 2025 at 9:54 PM
My notifications split between glazing and slander 😅
Ngl they did Mitsuko dirty with that haircut. She was so fly back in the day. 😭
October 24, 2025 at 4:26 PM
Ngl they did Mitsuko dirty with that haircut. She was so fly back in the day. 😭
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#Anime #Movie #ChainsawMan Reze Arc (2025)
SUBLIIIIIIME!!! Had a blast watching this tonight. The quiet moments were done so well. Naturalistic drawings are just such a balm to my soul but they also go all out in those bonkers fight scenes. Kensuke Ushio's soundtrack is so achingly lovely!
SUBLIIIIIIME!!! Had a blast watching this tonight. The quiet moments were done so well. Naturalistic drawings are just such a balm to my soul but they also go all out in those bonkers fight scenes. Kensuke Ushio's soundtrack is so achingly lovely!
October 24, 2025 at 5:01 AM
#Anime #Movie #ChainsawMan Reze Arc (2025)
SUBLIIIIIIME!!! Had a blast watching this tonight. The quiet moments were done so well. Naturalistic drawings are just such a balm to my soul but they also go all out in those bonkers fight scenes. Kensuke Ushio's soundtrack is so achingly lovely!
SUBLIIIIIIME!!! Had a blast watching this tonight. The quiet moments were done so well. Naturalistic drawings are just such a balm to my soul but they also go all out in those bonkers fight scenes. Kensuke Ushio's soundtrack is so achingly lovely!