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SPOILERS TW: for suicide Doki Doki Literature Club... I played the game when I was 15 years old, one of my biggest MISTAKES was watching it with my little brother. Anyways, I loved it since the characters were shippable, and it was very nostalgic even though i like to ignore the killing and suicide and jealousy parts and the ending. Despite the darker themes, I'm pulled to the game by its nostalgia and interesting characters. While the game is far from happy, I am drawn to its beloved characters and the game creativity. yes this was a fake bad review i don't feel sorry i wasted your time anyways stan ddlc forever 💋

I love Nana so much I've watched it at least 15 times and I still cry every time I watch it. Nana and Hachi are more than just friends, they are soulmates. They have a deep and meaningful bond, and they rely on each other to get through life's toughest moments. Their relationship is one of the most beautiful and inspiring things I have ever seen.

Warning: If you experienced sexual trauma, you should avoid this one because there is a scene that may trigger PTSD. As strange as it is was, Paprika 2006 by Satoshi Kon is like a psychotropic journey. The way it was animated and how beautifully the music worked made it weirdly lovely to me. Due to the psychology behind dreams, the real world, and even dream journeys, it's an ideal conversation topic. The movie's story and art direction make it a great choice for a movie night, and it can provide an interesting discussion about the human psyche. It's also a great option to watch if you're a fan of animation and surrealism. Satoshi Kon , rest in peace. I wish I had the opportunity to meet you. Your work has and will continue to impact many people for generations. Your imagination and creativity will be remembered for every moment of your life. Thank you for bringing us such pleasure.

The first time I saw Perfect Blue was five years before Black Swan. I saw the resemblances. However, I would consider it a rip-off. If everything Tarantino has produced were a rip-off, the entire catalog would qualify. I think it influenced the director, despite his denial. One of the most incredible anime filmmakers ever, Satoshi Kon. Throughout his career, I think he's been overlooked. For instance, the similarities between Perfect Blue and Black Swan are too obvious to ignore, with both films featuring a female lead struggling with mental health issues, a stalker, and a descent into madness.

Perfect Blue is an amazing and unique film that deserves more recognition than it currently receives. I remember watching that 5 years ago, and it was no mistake. It is an intense psychological thriller that explores the dark side of celebrity, and how it can lead to paranoia and fear. The film is more than just a thriller/horror it is a complex exploration of identity and how it can be manipulated by the media. Perfect Blue is far superior to Black Swan in terms of quality and thoughtfulness. Black Swan is a shallow and exploitative film that relies heavily on shock value. While it may have become a cult classic, it fails to address the more profound themes explored in Perfect Blue. Finally, Perfect Blue is a film that you should see because it deserves bigger attention and deserves a higher rating on Rotten Tomatoes than Black Swan. It is a thought-provoking and dark film that addresses difficult topics in an original and captivating way.

I loved everything from mi to Kanojo to Kanojo no Koi, which is why I adore ddlc sm!! I played it when I was 14 years old, and yes, I am aware that minors aren't allowed to play adult games, but I DON'T CARE. Despite the fact that I shouldn't be playing adult games at the age of 14, the plot and characters in Mi to Kanojo to Kanojo no Koi, as well as the relatable story of Doki Doki Literature Club, made it worthwhile to take the risk.

Attack on Titan is a masterpiece. I remember watching Attack on Titan with my older sister in 2013. With its beautiful animation and riveting story, it was a work of art. I was obsessed by it and have been a fan ever since. The story, animation, music, and characters are all perfectly constructed to create a vivid and compelling experience. The show does an excellent job of creating characters and exploring themes of morality, trust, and strength. When I saw some of my favourite characters in the show die, I ugly cried. Even though I knew the moment was coming, the scene's emotions were so powerful that I couldn't help but be impacted. The show does a fantastic job of making you care about the characters that make you experience their pain.If you haven't seen Attack on Titan, you should absolutely watch it. It's a fascinating and addictive show that will leave you wanting more. stan hajime!