My favorite part of AoT is when Eren buys the Battle Pass.

Never saw the anime, but I read the manga and though it was pretty good.

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I randomly stumbled across a YouTube video about FMA, so I watched FMA.

@Zuclyn I just can't understand how Overlord would be a 3/100. I would understand if you thought it was mediocre, and I'll admit the CGI was pretty bad, but I don't think it was bad enough to be a ridiculously low score like 3/100.

Yeah, I wouldn't say it ever got below average, but it did manage to go from a very interesting premise: that being a man being falsely accused of rape, and all the shit he would have to do to live in a world where everyone hated him, to generic isekai #3541.

What changed from beginning to end that made your opinion change so drastically? I know many people disliked it just based on the premise of what the goblins in the story do, but I don't think I've really ever seen anybody go from liking it to hating it.

Assuming I'm understanding this correctly, it means that the entry is planned to be removed soon, and as such cannot be added to lists.

The second sentence in the one-shot description is "Popularity may result in a serialization!", and both the one-shot and light novel are relatively recent, being published in 2021, so I'd say there's definitely a possibility, especially considering that the light novel is the 5th most popular in 2021.

It's possible that it is still a beta feature, and as such, only donators would have access to it so far, which would explain why wlfy has it, but we don't.

Edit: After being told, I checked, and it appears that the custom scoring feature is NOT a donator feature. Instead, it is only available to those who use decimal or out of 100 scoring.

Konosuba seems to be a pretty divisive show. If you like the comedy, it's great. If you don't find Konosuba style humor funny, it's an awful show with few redeeming qualities. Comedies tend to be that way.

@gh0stsyndr0me Honestly curious as to what made Elfen Lied a 7/10.

Part of it is that previously planned sequels have been pushed back due to COVID, and are now being made. The other part may be that anime companies need money due to COVID shutdowns, so they're taking the route of almost guaranteed money from sequels of already fan favorites.

Probably only certain servers got overloaded.

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I feel like this is a big problem in any long running show, there's only so much new content you can think of before you run out.

This is likely due to the start of a new season, and everyone adding shows to their lists.

I don't think many people hate it. I think that most people just got bored of the repetition.

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