Moments when a piece of entertainment completely rocked you.
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Thaluikhain
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Re: Moments when a piece of entertainment completely rocked you.
Yeah, second that. Started reading the manga now, though not very far in, looks like the anime was scene for scene almost identical, at least at first.
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Stahlseele
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Re: Moments when a piece of entertainment completely rocked you.
The Movie Redline.
It basically killed a Studio, but it is pretty good watching.
A completely over the top sci fi racing anime MOVIE not series.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ktotgj7 ... aWxsZWQ%3D
It basically killed a Studio, but it is pretty good watching.
A completely over the top sci fi racing anime MOVIE not series.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ktotgj7 ... aWxsZWQ%3D
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angelfromanotherpin
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Re: Moments when a piece of entertainment completely rocked you.
I was strongly considering doing a Let's Play thread of the Star Trek Lower Decks Warp Your Own Way CYOA comic, but it's not really a game, just explorable interactive fiction. It is, however, super good. Like the show, the references to previous material can be a bit thick on the ground, but if you can manage that it's a really solid thinky Trek story that effectively blends comedy, mystery, horror, and heroism.