Wake up, eat, commute to work, work, lunch break, work, commute home, two hours, fall asleep, repeat
Manga
Blooming Love is a pretty generic romcom. A competent one so far, but it's VERY familiar slop. B-
Anime
Gundam SEED, at around 3/4 of the show is... alright. It has not shit the bed... yet (?). Definitely not the best, but less of a trainwreck I expected. We'll see about SEED Destiny. B-
CITY. Nichijou 2 is peak. The most recent episode was mesmerizing, and like a comrade stated, it evokes the feeling of being in a social situation and being sensory overloaded quite well lol. A+
Nisemonogatari. Horrible Oreimo flashbacks. Please no. Kizumonogatari was shockingly peak before that (but I am de jure a goth and vampire slop is always fun). Apparently the infamous toothbrush scene is as horny as it gets. Will it continue being questionable? Almost certainly lol. 🥴
Dragon Ball Z. The refrigerator man is a good villain. The pace is still slowwwwww. A
Western Animation
Gravity Falls is still fun. Though I feel so far Mabel was a less obnoxiously written character in S1? Stan on the other hand, a kid friendly version of Quark from DS9. I love that old bastard.
Watching Dandadan as it airs, still enjoyable despite its well-discussed flaws. I take this as a sign that I have terminal anime brainpoisoning
Slowly making my way through Space Brothers. It's fine but it's also very much a TV anime, with plenty of recycled shots or long, panning holds that really drags down the pacing. Also things like having a character whisper something to another character that the audience can't hear, to set up a mystery, but then later in the same episode they flash back to the whisper and it's not even anything useful or dramatically relevant, it was just a way to stall for like 20 seconds twice. Partway into S2 I started watching at 1.5x speed and it feels much better. Music's nice, a shame that they only have like 4 tracks.
E: Forgot, reading Chainsaw Man, last chapter was