Oh no she didn't. Kobeni slamming it out on Dance Dance Revolution, gunning for a perfect score like the perfect human she is, I love you Kobeni. #ChainsawMan89 #AnimeFriedChicken #Kobeni As expected of a contemporary shounen battle manga in the climax of a fight between two of the most powerful characters in their universe, the chapter opens up with Kobeni slamming it out on Dance Dance Revolution, gunning for a perfect score like the perfect human she is, I love you Kobeni. All the while Chainsaw Man is watching her go, chilling on the curb, arms crossed, not a care in the world, drowning in big dig energy, as if he wasn’t sent plummeting back to earth from space just a chapter ago. But Makima the hyper-Karen has zero chill and quickly puts an end to their arcade game fun utilizing her army of simps. Her chains of control connect to a group of public safety bureau operatives from their torso to hers, and although in one panel it looks as the chains are connected to Makima’s stomach, in another panel it looks as if the chains are attached from around about 10 inches lower, IF YOU KNOW WHAT I AM SAYING. BDSM aside, we get around 5 whole pages of the public cheering on Chainsaw Man. They love him. Can’t get enough of him. You’d think a guy with a chainsaw for a head would be a little more polarizing, but it looks like taking down the gun devil, the biggest shared fear the world-over has paid dividends, and now chainsaw man is hotter than satan’s toenails. And unless these crowds of people are gonna start sharing their energy for a chainsaw man spirit bomb, it’s all kinds of uselessly timewasting, considering Makima has just summoned the Angel Devil, SACRIFICED 1000 YEARS worth of life FROM THE SAFETY BUREAU CRONIES, SPAWNED SOME DEVIL GOLIATH BEINGS IN THE SKY AND SHOT A BLACK ENERGY SPEAR THROUGH CHAINSAW MAN’S CHEST, leaving him a bloody mess in the streets. You are done mate. But is he? My predictions for this week is that we are going to see the fan boys and girls in the last panel, the ones waiving around their own chainsaws, break loose into the crowd, and for denji’s sake, they’ll start carving up some innocents and make a blood buffet to get Denji back on his feet. So, kind of like a dbz spirit bomb but instead of people sacrificing a bit of ki and sending good vibes to the hero, they’re gonna involuntarily donate a couple gallons of blood. Each. I’ll be here next week, maybe if I feel like it, talking about chainsaw man 90. Maybe I’ll even review some Jujutsu Kaisen, or read Mashle, Mahele? The harry potter muscles manga, you know the one. Or I might make a video about some old school anime, I’ve been digging the certain magical index /railgun / accelerator series recently. Or tell me what to watch o ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtSmbCg6qPg

Nezuko resists and rejects Marechi blood from Sanemi the wind pillar. A demon Slayer / Kimetsu no Yaiba discussion / analysis video. Anime Fried Chicken here back once again with another Kimetsu no Yaiba discussion. On the last episode of the Demon Slayer anime, we had Sanemi the wind pillar cut into his arm, dripping his blood onto the ground infront Nezuko as he tries to show his fellow pillars, that Nezuko is just as foul as any other demon and will give into her urges and lust for blood. Spoilers Spoiler Spoilers. I’m jumping straight into Manga Spoilers. To the shock of everyone watching, Sanemis blood offering was rejected by Nezuko, as she turns away ignoring him outright. This was a strong scene and really captured the shock on the faces of the pillar’s, and leads into a longwinding arc of NEzuko winning each of the pillars over one by one and finally being accepted. But. BUT The significance of this scene only comes to light after 150+ more chapters. We find out in the fight between Sanemi and Kokushibo that Sanemi has Marechi blood. This is huge. As we learned previously in Tanjirou’s battle with the Drum Demon, not all humans are born equally with regards to the quality of their blood. Types of blood are categorised by their scarcity and the rarest is Marechi. For Demons, Marechi blood has the nutritional value equivalent to 50 to 100 regular humans. This is pretty insane as the more humans a demon consumes, the stronger they grow, and 100 humans would be no small boost in power. The drum demon’s motivation for devouring the Marechi boy, was to regain Muzan Kibutsuji’s favour, and get back into the ranks of the 12 demon moons. This would have been easily done, if he could just get some of that sweet Marechi blood. It’s that valuable. For around the last 170ish chapters in the manga, there had been no mention of Marechi blood, until now. Recently it was uncovered in the fight between The Demon Slayers and upper moon one demon Kokushibo, that Sanemi the wind pillar, actually has Marechi blood. As kokushibo inflicted some pretty gnarly wounds onto the wind pillar, he quickly noticed his pace quickening. This was because of the alluring scent of Sanemi’s blood that was gushing from the wind pillars injuries. “ Catnip for cats, Marechi for demons”. Kokushibo was intoxicated. This was massively throwing kokushibo off his game and would keep Sanemi in, with a fighting chance for many more chapters. Back to Nezuko - she managed to fully resist the Marechi blood, so what does this mean? Is this another sign of how Nezuko is a special as a demon, the conqueror of the sun? the first being able to abstain from consuming flesh and just sleeping to recover energy. And Where did the family lines with Marechi blood originate fro ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwgKqA6S0_8

It's far from a mechanized dumpster fire. #MegaloBox #AnimeFriedChicken #MechanizedDumpsterFires It’s all about the Journey...Isn’t it? Let’s be real for a second, the debut episode of Megalo Box was one of the best opening episodes of any anime I’ve watched, ever. Period. Fact. The Main character a nomad societal outcast that fixes, and fights in underground brawls to keep food on the table AND scratch his itch to compete. All the while having his eyes on the prize, dreaming to dominate the grand stage for fame and glory in the biggest Megalo Box tournee out there, Megalonia, it’s like the biggest boxing tournament in the world, but everyone’s using performance enhancers, not steroids, but mech augmentation units effectively making you a cyborg, why japan?? The Scales balancing Joe’s reluctant acceptance of having to throw fights to make rent, with the urge to compete, tip during a chance encounter with Yuri - the antagonist of the story. Mutually, Joe’s passion reignites the competitive flame within Yuri during their short encounter on the streets, ultimately leading them to meet again later in the episode, in the underground ring where Joe makes his living. And do you know what’s actually sick? Circular narritvies, because you can bet your goddamn life that in 12 episodes time, Joe’s gonna’ be back in the ring with Yuri kicking his shiny metal ass. Fudge, I’m getting hyped talking about it, but I don’t want to be accused of a misleading titles so let me tell you why I felt the execution of the final episode was just...OK. Just good. Just fine. Actually let me first compare it to other shows I had felt had mismanaged my expectations coming into their closing act. Offender 1 - ping pong the animation. A shed ton of parallels here, being the climax of a tournament for a sports anime. And don’t get me wrong, the way the character’s arcs rounded up in the finale was perfect. The main cast grew along side one-another for that feel’s good “everyone wins” vibe. Tricky to pull off when the premise of the show is competition with an inherent dichotomy of winners and disgusting cringey losers. But they make it work. Well, except for the lack of the big action ass-blast shots we were hoping for in the tournament to decide the victor. Not to say that the shots of the match we did have weren’t great, I just needed a little more. The show instead opting to peter out to a flash forward and lend to the shows more slice of life-ey-ness. Meh. Another outrageously unfair comparison would be the controversial ending of Naruto. With Madara being built up as this legendary shinobi that sits at the plateau of greatness hyped and hyped with a climactic battle to end the war that everyone in the fanbase was gaggin ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqhzUk4_2mo

The original bad boy of pingpong. #PingPongTheAnimation #AnimeFriedChicken Wenge Kong - Learning Humility (Ping Pong The Animation) Going into a new series I often enjoy being spoonfed the central elements early so I can focus my attention on the most appealing aspect of the show to me poisonally. (Personally) Is this show going to be a sakuga fest with super polished animation, then I'll be holding my breath in anticipation for climactic fight scenes. Perhaps theres outstanding world building done so creatively that you're itching so see what's just a little further beyond. So plot twists and redemption arcs aside, when it comes to main cast character introductions, I appreciate clarity and clear indication in their part to play within the story. So when Kong wenge makes his screen debut, starts dunking on these innocent Japanese boys and espousing mad trash, I*m thinking, who is this douchenozzle? I guess he's the foreign villain from a Chinese ping pong dynasty. And I was kinda right, kinda wrong, maybe more wrong, who's to say? But in fact, Kong wenges character was an absolute rollercoaster ride in comparison to the more traditional protagonists Smile and Peco. (Love ya) His introduction to the show was as an infallible monster that EASILY managed to crush Peco, despite the lengths the first episode covered to show Peco's talent at the table. But Peco's ping pong curb stomp's most impactful aspect wasn't one sided rallies, or an inability for Peco to return shots. But instead intense anger on the face of Kong. Similarly, Pecos frustration in missing points was a drop in the ocean in comparison to Kong's frustration in having to settle for playing with this turd. (Is this hell?) The douchebaggery continues with kong's annoyance in the quality of sparring partners at his disposal and instead opting to train alone with his coach. In truth this is the peak of evil Kong and the outset of his character development and soul searching. Why do you play ping pong? I say character development but what I really mean is a crushing defeat after crushing defeat. Kong finally gets to play Smile And despite a solid start, smile's machine learning kicks in and the ping pong neural network monster easily turns the match around. Until smile's soft sensibilities poison his own ambition as he hears China's Coach's passionate pleas to win. Smile throws the game and Kong wins undeservedly. He takes the W, but he's rocked. And this shaky foundation is awful as far as preparation goes for his next game with the behemoth that is Kazama. Kong is destroyed. Dismantled. Annihilated. Any and all of the above. And the fight concludes with a cut away in which Kong and coach are sitting on a grassy verge with kong wondering wtf am I even doing. He was absolu ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=md3ER-Kkc9w