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i am re-watching madoka magica because of the upcoming film, and i haven’t watched it in 5ish years. and man, it is a bit baffling how people acted like there was an abrupt tone shift with mami’s death 😭 or that the series was masquerading as cute to hide something darker. it wasn’t hiding shit

i understand this sentiment fujimoto illustrates. like denji, i want to fulfill certain needs, that maslow’s hierarchy…. but each level comes with new challenges, as it fills, more voids open up. it is like pouring water into a bucket with a hole at the bottom.

bic 🦝✌️@shogiboyplus.bsky.social · 2d ago

i always appreciate this. i find myself thinking this, that i don’t want to have to think hard and have the comfort of someone else choosing for me. i get by doing the bare minimum, but thinking beyond that is so hard.

i always appreciate this. i find myself thinking this, that i don’t want to have to think hard and have the comfort of someone else choosing for me. i get by doing the bare minimum, but thinking beyond that is so hard.

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we should go back to anime having 52 episodes a season because what do you mean goodbye lara is almost half over? like all modern anime it needs time for a beach episode, a christmas episode, a polarizing middle arc, an episode for the VAs to stealth-plug their pop group, and 4-6 “Nanami episodes”

i appreciate the softness of goodbye, lara greatly, and how it makes you reflect on the wonders of mundane—no fairytale, but pride at your work, and ability to relate with, empathize with, and befriend someone new. …also the quiet admiration of someone you love, seeing them grow and work hard.

Today's Sayonara Lara is all about baking cakes, learning to work hard, and how if you try and get between the love of two girls, a giant rock will fall from the sky and kill you kill you kill you kill you kill you kill

Sayonara Lara #05 links her struggles to reflections, photography, and subjective perception, in a way the script can't fully articulate but that rookie director Hirota elevates. Lara's focus on fairy tale-ish True Love blinds her to angles (like Mari maybe being her partner) revealed by reflections

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