interse(c)(x)tions between anime, fandom, and real actualtangible life
One truth: carnivores need meat to survive. Another truth: herbivores deserve to live in peace. Yet another truth: sometimes love crosses boundaries in ways that make these needs conflict, even if no one has done anything wrong. It’s how we navigate these truths that determine what kind of life we live.
Paru makes it very clear that her idea for the world of Beastars is not quite “what if we talked about racism with animals” but instead more “wouldn’t it be fucked up if half of humanity had to eat the other half to survive?”
While playersexual mechanics make sense from a gameplay perspective, they often create a sort-of post-gender logic that is liberating to some, but to others (me) feels like eating dry paper.
what to expect when you're expecting (an anime blog)
Oh, Kiku. You will always be my favorite hypocrite.