So glad Spellblades is getting the recognition it deserves now that the plot really kicked off.

Very promising first episode. A fantasy story without isekai, no overpowered MC so far, feels more like Harry Potter than anime.

Well on the website that shall not be named r/fantasy had LN discussions pretty often, and r/books occasionally. Isekai/fantasy LNs can go to whatever the new fantasy community is, the rest can go to c/books or stick around in c/anime i guess.

I only read the 1st book so can't speak to the rest of them, but imo absolutely not. The TV show's finale was garbage. That said Episode 6, which deviated quite a lot from the book, I actually preferred to the part in the book that's supposed to correspond to it.

Was reading Release That Witch but dropped it pretty fast. Other than that, catching up on the latest volume of Ascendance of a Bookworm, patiently waiting for Re:Zero vol 22 and slowly making my way through the Spice & Wolf audiobooks

What is it we value? Innovation. Originality. Novelty. But most importantly...timeliness.

Also I'm an anime girl now, deal with it. I let Design browse the internet unsupervised ONE TIME and now she won't stop making me look like her waifu of the week.

Alright alright jokes aside I'm not gonna make this into a gimmick account lol

Does it, though? An instance could theoretically become so big it overshadows all others, then defederate from everyone.

<j> ikr, those people are actual zombies. </j> i kinda like the one liner contests. seeing my favorite niche (or not so niche) subreddits pop up in unrelated places is one of the main appeals of reddit to me.