Anthony Dunganさんのイラストまとめ

@MairuzuRoxs @StarlightSpiral Inevitable cycle

Kaguya-sama: Ultra Romantic (6/27 [oops, out of order])

Kaguya continues to get the best anime adaptation of all time. Truly inspired directing that accentuates the incredible comedy and character writing of the manga with anime-original visual jokes. Peak rom-com.

2020: Monster Train

one of the best card-based roguelikes out there. Never been a big Slay the Spire fan, this really punched up that formula with good twists, better deckbuilding, and a much better aesthetic.

Elden Ring (6/19)

A triumph on every level of the medium. Mind-bogglingly large, yet every inch feels painstakingly crafted and intimate. Every area, every boss, & every build works perfectly. Challenging, yet always accessible & encouraging. A singular moment in gaming history

Land of the Lustrous (6/02)

An entrancing and haunting work with fascinating and unique worldbuilding that constantly asks tough, uncomfortable questions about identity and develops its characters in interesting & heartbreaking ways. Some designs do blend together, though.

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(4/9) The Poppy War

A solid first entry for a fantasy series that creates & develops compelling characters, religion-focused worldbuilding, and truly unsettling depictions of wartime behavior. Not super compelled to read further, though.

You choose your team & power-ups by placing iconic manga panels in a grid (Kid Icarus Uprising style) and it's a platform fighter

I just hurt that there's nothing like this today

Ping Pong (1/16)

Ping Pong's art is hard to parse at times, but its themes of struggling with motivation, purpose, the presence of a superior force in a competitive realm in addition to the raw speed and impact of the art during matches made it well worth my time.

29. Astra: Lost in Space

Astra: Lost in Space is a creative, well-paced, and intriguing sci-fi manga about hopping between habitable planets to return home from the farthest edges of space. The core concept is executed very well - each planet hopped to has a distinct identity...