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Orb: On the Movements of the Earth, is a very good show. It’s a heavily fictionalized account of the discovery of heliocentrism that’s also about striving, about fighting for the truth, about fanaticism and belief, about throwing a light into the future, no matter how small. Stumbles a bit at the end, but it’s a fantastic series. I’m adding it to my “list of starter anime”.

There comes a time when an otaku must ask themselves: was the battle harem magic school monster girl ecchi of my pre-teen and teen years truly better than the tripe of today, or was I just a horny thirteen-year-old?

i think that if there is a nigh-universal piece of fanon, and you, by which i mean m stardustrifle, hate that fanon because it involves actively reading against the text/a misinterpretation of what actually goes on on screen, and someone writing a piece of expanded universe material decides to make that piece of fanon not simply canon but integral to the piece of expanded universe material they wrote, you (again by which i mean m stardustrifle) should be allowed to kill and eat that creator