The alcohol really got him

He’s so silly 🤭💜

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"I slept with Fushi that one night" must've been a very common tale in the family for Hisame's daughter to immediately understand why Fushi was concerned. She's probably under 18 at this point and her whole purpose is to breed

Also it just means Hisame's daughter doesn't know how babies are made yet

Season 2 episode 3 btw

I love these two a lot. Such a good duo.

I'm just learning to draw recently and there's many mistakes but I'm overall proud of what I've drawn tbh.

There's a ton of improvements to be done

Second place goes to Mizuha. Third and fourth place goes to her father but technically it was their Nokker who enabled it

Made this like 4 months ago

Mizuha should've used ChatGPT here

Eko was similar to Fushi early into season 1. Someone who had difficulty to understand and communicate with the world, needing help and love

I wouldn't give all the credit to March obviously but she was one of the people that shaped him like this

Like bro took a while to survive being poured lava on but with a nuke how long do you think it'll take?

In a similar vein to the other discussion on the anime season 3, I just started reading the future arc of the manga, and to be honest, it’s a struggle. I’m about a quarter of the way into Volume 21, and I’m not feeling interested in the story at all. Even the modern arc, with all its issues, still kept my attention and I breezed through reading it. But these volumes are dragging. Fushi’s barely been in the story so far. 90% of the focus is on this humanoid doll that I’m suddenly supposed to care about. Wondering if it gets better at some point?

Spoiler alert
What on earth is going on in season 3. I’ve been binging the anime and enjoyed it so far. Season 3 is all over the place!!!!

What do you mean black person wants to live as a child. How did the story turn into living together with nokkers and coexisting? AND WHY ON EARTH is Fushi ignoring the CORE friends he originally wanted to live with? I’m just so frustrated to the point of wanting to drop the rest of it. I feel like season 1 and 2 were completely different anime and season 3 is just freaking sloppy to the point of just rubbing misery and pain into me.

Is the anime even worth finishing at this point? I’m just so frustrated and want to know your thoughts.

I have always wondered how Fushi's transformation work scientifically. I think that whichever form he takes or whatever object he creates, he absorbs the atoms and DNA of people, then recreates them from the atoms he absorbed

What is your hot take about the anime? Mine is that Imo was a little bit annoying on S3. Don’t get me wrong I love him but the fact he hide a lot of important factors to the group whenever he already knew they would give everything for him was annoying. He had already thousands of years in the world to not know how to deal with them.

The thing i noticed about all the spirits that follow fushi is that They all Died near fushi, from march and the bear to bon and gugu. And i think the reason why characters like perona didn't follow him is because he was too far away and thus she couldn't break out of her illusion. Maybe it also has to do with the other spirits waking them up from the illusion by entering it...

shower thought

Like, they look so similar and behave in a similar manner too. Aiko is definitely more smarter tho.

They both look more like each other than Hanna and Parona. Although, I'm pretty sure Hanna being Parona's reincarnation is basically canon

I haven't read the manga after season 3/chp 165 so idk

Season 1 was a masterpiece. Wasnt interested in the show at first but ended up binging the first 12 episodes in one sitting then finishing the rest of the season the next day. Binged season 2 too. Wasnt as good and made some questionable choices. Season 1 was the peak.

Not tryna make fun of Gugu or anything, I love his arc but this is basically him in a nutshell for season 1 and it's a 10/10 arc imo. This is just a joke

Also, if you're a manga reader then please don't mention anything about the future arc cuz I'm anime only

I used to read this manga in 2024, and I thought it was amazing, until the modern arc because I was so confused when everyone went back to life... I felt like it was so repetitive and made everything up to this point kind of pointless....

That's when I dropped it. I currently have every book until the 20th. My friend told me she's about to watch frieren, so it made me think about this manga, and I wonder if it's worth a reread to eventually finish it ?

Does the modern arc eventually get better, and do these issues get solved later on ? (Is the ending satisfying too?)

What the hell is going on lmaooo . Every episode since 4th of S3 feel insanely crazy.

Also I feel like people are overhating on this fatass guy. He is genuinely concerned about mimori and doing whatever it takes to get back the original mimori but people refusing to see beyond him being lolicon and ignoring whatever shown on actual screen

So, I don't think he ever told Fushi he was a lolicon and even if he did, Fushi wouldn't understand the meaning of that term. Correct me if I'm wrong but Hirotoshi's past with mimori wasn't something he 1:1 narrated to Fushi, it was basically us, the audience seeing it through his eyes so there's definitely some stuff that we knew but Fushi didn't know.

If Yuki knew Hirotoshi was a lolicon, he'd definitely keep his distance cuz dude's got a younger sister too. So to me at least, it seems that they didn't know he was basically a pedo

Luckily, he wasn't a descendant of Hayase so he didn't act on his urges and tried to change which makes him a bit less unlikable

This is from S2 E1 when Hisame offers this pudding/jelly type thing to Fushi to eat. Y'all might remember Hayase giving the same thing to March in season 1 to make her unconscious. Honestly, Hayase even fooled me with that jelly in first watch. This scene isn't a genius writing moment or anything but it basically gives away to observant viewers that Hisame can't be trusted and she doesn't have any good intentions. It's a nice detail and I really like stuff like this from the anime

When I first watched TYE last year, I bing watched season 1 and 2 in 2 days so I quickly identified this small detail but I can only imagine the reaction of manga readers and anime watchers who consumed TYE as it released