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something stupid😂

also while i got you here check out this handsomehiro frame that's on screen for like .5 seconds

"Hey, do you- *sniff* do you like aneemay?"

And you're cultured, so you tell him,

"Yeah, I like anime."

"Oh- oh yeah? Then *sniff* then do you know Kagrabachi?"

And you're a huge fan of Kagurabachi, you've been reading the manga since you were a kid. So you reply,

"Yeah, I know Kagurabachi."

"Brooooooo. Me too! You should *sniff* check out this website..."

He tells you about a website with clips of all of Chihiro's best sword moves from the anime, especially his spin attacks (were there that many spin attacks? Despite being a mega fan, you can't recall...).

Honestly, you don't trust this guy at all, you don't even believe that he's an anime fan. But as a Kagurabachi fan, your curiosity overwhelms you. So on the computer, you open Firefox and type into the address bar:

www.chihirospin.com

I forgot about this but better late than never. There's a cute quirk of Mashiro's character that's revealed in chapter 118.

Usually, Mashiro's one of the many guys in Kagurabachi that uses the manly pronoun ore [俺] when he refers to himself:

But in his own thoughts when he's comparing himself to the other three guys in this squad, he uses the softer and more polite pronoun boku [僕]:

He essentially thinks of himself as a junior not on their level, so much so that he's being more humble even in his own head. In general, his vibe is "I need to work hard to prove I belong here" even though he's crazy talented with the fine control and power output of his sorcery. Cute!

@kcuf-ad pic above seems to be the only other weird one, the rest is just expressing concern about the propaganda and Shokoku being the aggressors.

Which, it's really crazy that tumblr and twitter are both worried about the propaganda, but for completely opposite reasons - twitter is worried Hokazono is gonna get assassinated (lol) for putting Imperial Japan's flaws on display, and there's so much more analysis on the symbolism in this chapter over there. Reddit is also roughly on the same page as twitter (other than the few posts that get flamed in the comments).

I get that the tumblr fandom are more sensitive to social issues, and I personally value that, but I can't help feeling like some of the commentary goes beyond criticism and are straight up just bad faith readings that the fandom here are happy to support for some reason, with how inflammatory some of these posts are. And no pushback on them either, it's all just... giving me a headache.