Tuned in to Post 2K Anime / Manga!

Anyone following the magazine?

mugi chan will cure your sadness, ok!

Hating a manga/anime is one thing, but what's much worse is being DISAPPOINTED with one.
There's a lot you like and a lot you dislike….
Post shit that disappointed you, preferably with your reasoning.
For me, Rosavam was a disappointment. Incoming wall of text that I wrote down like two months ago when I read the manga.

I found this obscure manga yesterday called Golondrina and binged all of the translated chapters. I love finding these unknown manga but it also sucks because they're usually not fully translated. I'll learn japanese eventually but that takes time
Do you guys have any of them that you want finished?.

OK anons, you have at least some of the attention of the 4chan refugees. Tell us why this could be a better place to stay than our original /a/

You WILL have fun in this thread.
You WILL post the Luckies.
You WILL post your favourite covers.
You WILL be happy.

https://youtu.be/UJ7SmCLkSDs

Are you watching this season's most retro anime?

For the longest time I've been wanting to make a thread for Bee Train anime, so I've decided to finally get around to it. Kouchi Mashimo's "hospital for animators" is probably most well known for their "Girls With Guns" trilogy: Noir, Madlax, and El Cazador de la Bruja, but have several other lesser known series like Avenger, Tsubasa Chronicle, and the .hack series.

Have you anons been watching any Bee Train anime lately? Do you have a favorite?

/digi/mon thread?
/digi/mon thread.

Post /digi/mon.

I've been thinking about the rules the Haibane are supposed to live by. What do all these rules share? They are all things you either must do or are not supposed to do with your body. We generally don't think about our bodies that much but its pretty clear that even simple ways of sitting, standing, and walking are learned and become a habit to the point we don't even think about them. Many societies have developed sophisticated techniques of the body e.g. yoga, Taoist sex practices, Buddhist vinaya or even mundane things like boxing, wrestling etc. but for us this has become a faded concept, besides sport. We're generally told that (as long as we don't break the law) it doesn't matter what we do with our bodies, we can be good people despite how we dress, eat, who we sleep with. Techniques of the body aren't aimless. They are meant to achieve something e.g. escape from the cycle of rebirth or becoming a champion athlete. I wonder what the purpose is for the Haibane? It can't just be the day of flight. I guess its also an attitude to life? An emotional state?

Part of me wants to try living by Haibane rules to see what it does to you. I can't exactly work for free and not handle money and the walls rule doesn't apply so maybe its a bit of a pointless exercise? There are abandoned buildings nearby and I can go to thrift stores for clothes, but obviously the walls thing doesn't apply and there's no way I can just work for free and not handle any money so maybe its a pointless exercise?