https://www.tweaktown.com/news/76041/sega-to-sell-off-85-of-arcade-business-shares-avoid-big-losses/index.html

Looks like this might be the final nail in the coffin for arcades.

https://twitter.com/kaztsu/status/1326299828398161921

Akihabara's Adores becomes the latest victim of the times.

https://soranews24.com/2020/11/17/anime-girls-are-waiting-for-you-to-tell-them-about-your-real-life-poo-for-new-games-microtransactions/

Literal Kusoge.

>>36698
I hope it becomes massively popular. Like the kind of popular to rival touhou or other mobile "games" that flood pages upon pages of boorus such that half of any given tag you search is filled with art of that game and it takes the internet by storm.

>>36646
If you insist on posting fanart of that "anime" at least make it something actually cute next time.

>>36706
You're 3 posts late. Everyone is staring at you silently, judging.

https://soranews24.com/2020/12/01/top-10-japanese-baby-names-of-2020-revealed/

I guess Ritsu is a boy and Azusa didn't make the cut.

Magnitude 7 earthquake near Fukushima. Largest one in quite a while now (I think the last time one >= 7 hit was ~2014). Hopefully this isn't the prelude to an ever larger one.

>>37656
Can't believe it's been 10 years since that incident, hopefully this will be all there is to it.

>>37665
Isn't that exactly what was being discussed in >>37656?

>>37669
Sorry, I forgot how to read.

>>37656
From what I've been seeing, didn't look like they were nearly as prepared as they should have been.

The ship Ever Given, which has been clogging up the Suez Cana for the past week, has finally got free. People here might find this interesting because it means delays on a lot of over seas shipments.

>>37998
Best image I have seen to this matter, it genuinely made me laugh.
Thank you for this.

>>38000
They did make some fun images out of this, haven't they?

>>37998
Has it already been a week? Time's flying these days.

https://over-ti.me/releases/announcement/


Over-Time's time is over.

https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2021-05-19/berserk-manga-creator-kentarou-miura-passes-away-at-54/.172988

>>38306
That sucks. I was really looking forward to the recent developments.

>>38307
He left notes behind. People he instructed will probably continue it if only because it's so profitable.

>>38306
So it's finally happened..

>>38308
Hopefully it will live up to expectations but there is no denying that it will be different without him at helm. Disappointing since I've been following the manga for so long.

>>38309
If it does happen at least you can hopefully look forward to a more cohesive publication schedule.

>>38306
I wish this was a prank. I can't overstate my sorrow of receiving this news. I got into the Berserk manga many years ago, when I was around 15. From the moment I read it, I knew it was one of those experiences that would mark me for a lifetime. My own childhood was a nightmare in itself, so I clang to Guts as my role model. A man who defied all the odds, who fought with unspeakable monster despite being a human, a man who rose above the struggle. Every time I felt bad I would think of Guts, and face the struggle again. This very night, I was awoken by a repulsive nightmare, and thought of him. Yet, I came to my home site to find about such sad news. I spent all day crying. I never met or talked with Miura-sensei, yet I cried as if I lost a dear friend. I am devastated. He was so young, and such a genius.
To have created such a generation-spanning story, with amazing art and characters would have been an achievement in itself, but Miura went further. Guts is not merely a character, he is a role model. Today the world is bereft of a master artist and a superb storyteller. And all I can do is treasure the gift this man gave us, from the other side of the globe, and keep it in my heart forever.
RIP Kentaro Miura, you will be thoroughly missed.

https://www.fastly.com/blog/summary-of-june-8-outage


A large chunk of the internet went offline, because some random user changed his settings.

>>38313
RIP

https://twitter.com/ntvnewszero/status/1439976082036314112

Matsudo police department's public relations video was removed after receiving backlash from Japan's feminist group for featuring a character that was deemed too sexual for wearing serafuku with skirts that are too short and exposed midriffs.

>>38718
Most of, if not all of the replies seem to be from people bewildered or mistakenly attributing it to traditionalists.

Seems to me like the first stage of this cancer. At the US's stage, this sort of thing has been so normalized that instead of advocating for it, swarmy leftists pretend cultural, de-facto censorship doesn't exist, or is only attributable to conservatives.

Post edited on 22nd Sep 2021, 4:45pm

>>38718
These "groups" all have their day in the limelight japan, considering nothing happened with the constantly doomposted olympics, it's just a one off thing usually. Look at the replies.

https://forum.project-imas.com/index.php/topic,2707.0.html

They're shutting down...

>>38786
There's already plans for a new wiki. Not that big of a deal

https://soranews24.com/2021/10/15/the-often-untold-story-of-cleaning-up-dead-kaiju-finally-coming-to-theaters-next-year/

>>38786
>>38789
Have any of you given Starlit Season a try? How was it?