tgirlschierke

hard to pick but Light feels neat

Uranium-235.

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for a solid while i had forgotten cloudflare and crowdstrike were different entities, so i spent like 5 minutes scrolling through lemmy, incredibly confused

you grew up in hell

One Piece has a 25-episode fight at one point. Here's a short list of anime shorter or the same length as this one fight:

• The first season of FLCL (6 Episodes)

• Hellsing (13 Episodes or 10 double-feature Ultimate episodes)

• No Game No Life (12 Episodes)

• Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo (24 Episodes)

• The first season of Re:Zero (14-22 Episodes depending on cut)

• Devilman: Crybaby (10 Episodes)

• Puella Magi Madoka Magica (12 Episodes)

• Bokurano (24 Episodes)

• Berserk (25 Episodes for the OLM show, 13 Episodes for Studio 4°C, 24 Episodes for 2016)

• Kill la Kill (24 Episodes)

• Ergo Proxy (23 Episodes)

• The first season of Psycho-Pass (22 Episodes)

• The first season of Assassination Classroom (22 Episodes)

brings back memories

I'm still convinced that myth started with someone getting caught giving their partner a golden shower.

Why not both?

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• Berserk (1997) features a subplot regarding the politics of the Midland monarchy.

• Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion

• Cross Ange: Rondo of Angel and Dragon

• Gankutsuou has no actual royals, but is filled to the brim with drama surrounding nobility.

• Le Chevalier d'Eon

• Ranking of Kings

• For a more unconventional take on royal dynamics, Revolutionary Girl Utena is a great pick.

• Much of Re:Zero -Starting Life in Another World's first season is defined by this.

• The Rose of Versailles

• Sailor Moon features royal drama as a subplot.

The sheer difference in meaning before and after watching Evangelion is astonishing.

It's nice to see the Lemmy side of the anime community can be friendly after all the experiences I've had with the Reddit anime community.