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I don't see what you're trying to say here.
The Neflix-and-chill with Kimetsu no Yaiba seems legitimate.
And, if you're trying to make a pun about Nezuko being involved, then consider that the show itself makes Zenitsu basically do it.
Posted by: Pete Zaitcev at Sun Mar 14 21:26:10 2021 (LZ7Bg)
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Just that is not a series that inspires the word "chill".
Posted by: The Brickmuppet at Sun Mar 14 22:00:56 2021 (5iiQK)
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I dunno, the fan-art on Pixiv suggests a lot of guys want to "chill" with her, and every other female in the show...
-j
Posted by: J Greely at Mon Mar 15 11:51:11 2021 (ZlYZd)
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Seems like the same Shonen Jump style action plotting I've been enjoying since young adulthood. So reading the manga or watching the anime might just be a relaxing lazy nostalgic return to my childhood.
For values of childhood that does not actually include what I was reading as a child.
(Joan Aiken and Rosemary Sutecliff stand out in my memories. And Jean Craighead George was actually my favorite author at one point in my life, well before I wound up a hard-line extremist in my opposition to environmentalism.)
All I know of Kimetsu no Yaiba is what I've read from the wiki. I didn't see anything there that looks unusual for the genre. Is the pacing unusually fast, the art unusually graphic, or the emotion unusually intense?
But no way am I going to watch anything on Netflix. (I watch little in the way of video, because of bugs in how I process it. And I have a fast wealth of stuff available, waiting unwatched, without needing to resort to Netflix.)
Posted by: PatBuckman at Mon Mar 15 13:02:19 2021 (6y7dz)
FALSE FLAG!!
In an apparent attempt to frame the competition, 2 South African one American and a Dutch V-Tuber have disguised themselves as Hololive and are now terrorizing the necromatically impaired...and themselves...and everybody else.
Posted by: Mauser at Sun Mar 7 00:35:09 2021 (Ix1l6)
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I watched about the last third. It was live when I stumbled on it at NinaNinNin's place and was still running when I posted.
Posted by: The Brickmuppet at Sun Mar 7 03:22:36 2021 (5iiQK)
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Streams like this I leave on in the background. Reine from Hololive ID did a seven-hour Minecraft stream which made pleasant background noises while I did other stuff on the weekend.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at Sun Mar 7 18:20:21 2021 (PiXy!)
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Yes, in fairness "watched" is probably too strong a term, I had it on and kept switching back to it while working in other tabs...but some parts are just hypnotically silly.
Posted by: The Brickmuppet at Sun Mar 7 19:32:21 2021 (5iiQK)
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