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I am currently watching the Space Battleship Yamato. 2199 one. Old guy is GOAT. And I really love how they show distinctly Japanese ethics and honor code in the first episode.

Might be. I actually watched the Season 2 and last episodes of Season 1 first LOL, so I might be a bit under influence of their trip to Giad. People dying was never something I cared about though. I also like the concept of the Legion - AI using stolen human brains a la Matrix, but worse. I do...

Currently watching the 86. Excellent series - bit political, but it is actually well done. I'm thinking about watching the Mobile Suit Gundam after it, and then... don't know.

Yep.

Something I wrote about my favorite anime / manga: https://fantasyview.wordpress.com/2023/12/21/why-d-gray-man-characters-are-so-good/

Regarding Japan and Christianity, D.Gray Man has been consistently popular in Japan despite being fundamentally based on Christianity and having a grand total of one Japanese character. Anyway: https://fantasyview.wordpress.com/2023/10/30/battle-fantasy-d-gray-man/...

And came to Japan connected with Western influence. Even if not, again: it is up to them whether to accept it or not.

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Christianity is not native Japanese religion nor something that has anything to do with Japanese culture. So no, nothing wrong.

Nothing wrong with that.

Come on, don't tell me you don't get it.

Allen Walker is the best shounen protagonist: I think it may be because D.Gray Man is a shounen with elements of seinen. But basically, Allen is like an onion: he has layers. Person you meet at first is a polite young man that will sacrifice his own well being to save the damned souls. But as...

I may go back to watching Pandora Hearts. May write a review someday, but yeah, anime is amazing. The atmosphere is just... well... it can be really creepy. And the story starts off simple, but further you go, more complex it gets. Unfortunately, it ended after only 25 episodes, so if you want...

So I felt philosophical: https://fantasycore.home.blog/2022/04/16/thoughts-on-nea-d-campbell/