Paul Chapmanさんのイラストまとめ

This Alien Abduction Day, we're lending a hand by chronicling some of the extraterrestrial anime characters that would be a bother to be around. Check it out here: https://t.co/UDlNnbLLhX

Today I learn about a manga called "Yuusha no Hiza niwa Neko ga Iru", written by Kousuke Iijima and illustrated by Shiori. It's a Dragon Quest-style fantasy set-up where the Hero can't move to save the world because he's got a cat on his lap.

True Tales from the D&D table:

Me: "Good news, Mike! You find a lovely new set of mithral armor. Here's a visual reference."

@Mach_Dent : "Goddammit, Paul!"

My therapist: "Goku with Luffy's face isn't real. He can't hurt you."
@dandock in Slack:

Me:
My brain:

Lord save me from the current vein of self-serious Batman movies. Gimme more of that LEGO Batman, Batman `66, the Batman: The Brave and the Bold cartoon, and Ninja Batman, where he's posing as a 16th century Franciscan monk with the Bat Symbol shaved unto his pate.

Prepare for a close encounter of the fluffy kind as the Fall 2018 Review looks at As Miss Beelzebub Likes it., a diabolical romantic comedy where Hell is cute as heck: https://t.co/NAVQV1dpAt

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"Hello, fellow human kids. Do you like tokusatsu?" The Fall 2018 review tackles SSSS.GRIDMAN. Check it out here: https://t.co/94WgPJbGi6

Growing up is tough, and to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Kiki's Delivery Service, we examine how an exploration of self-doubt makes the film such a magical experience for children of all ages. Check it out here: https://t.co/61UpSQf9kW