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Fuckk all that incest shit bro,,, I just want a choukei fic where they just fuck around n make jokes,, ,

Banana Fish Google Drive

The Banana Fish Google Drive is finally here!

This folder includes:

- All 24 episodes

- All 24 TV episode previews

- Both openings

- Both endings

I made this for anyone without Amazon Prime/anyone would rather not use kissanime.

It can also be a good and easy way to get clips for edits!

Reblogs are appreciated this genuinely took around 8 hours and I want fellow Banana Fish fans to be aware of this! 

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ScXL3CLB6AGedjvcRw5C8V05zm-LlBXD

Ya’ll ever rip off a demonic alien clowns leg off cause he killed the love of your life? 

Yo quick question,,

Is Hannibal a simp 😳

What other series do you think would be considered lgbt friendly?

As in animes that don’t rely on queerbait for fanservice and actually portray LGBT+ characters as normal people? That’d be a big list. Here are some of the titles that I think deserve recognition in this regard:

Banana Fish

Onii-sama e

Card Captor Sakura (and quite literally anything else by CLAMP)

Yuri!!! on ICE

Versailles no Bara

Neon Genesis Evangelion

Yagate Kimi ni Naru

Hourou Musuko

No.6

Shoujo Kakumei Utena

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Can Stephan King sell copies of IT with THAT scene edited out

"Taishakuten Event (Story | Bonuses | Illustrations | Memory Scrolls) in Onmyoji RPG"

Yo!!! Someone recorded the whole visual novel part from the event! I really wish someone did this in all of Onmyoji events bc I'm having a hard time to recall things. I didn't play all of the main events in the beginning so a record like this will be helpful to understand what's going on in the main story.

LITERATURE AS NARRATIVE DEVICE: AN ANALYSIS OF THE EPISODE TITLES IN BANANA FISH (2018)

This essay is the culmination of several months and several thousand pages of literature and analysis. Over the past four months I have read all 24 works of literature referenced as episode titles in the anime Banana Fish (and then some) in a personal effort to unpack just what it was that made the episode titles in this series so effective. A fair warning: this is a rather long essay (I have had many thoughts and wanted to do justice in conveying them here) and will be including the link to it on google drive below. The essay is segmented first into an overview of thematic aspects the works referenced (in order) and their relevance either to the particular episode they appear in or to the framing of the story of Banana Fish as a whole. This is followed by an introduction of a few unreferenced works that I believe personally would have been exceptionally fitting additions (Edith Wharton’s “Three Novels of New York”), as well as a discussion of how the placement of some of the titles could have been shifted around for more effective narrative framing. To conclude, I will be going over the recurring thematic threads tying these works to the story of Banana Fish, considering how they work together to illustrate a narrative of disillusionment, destruction, corruption of the self, forgiveness, and the unbearable sadness of the American Dream.*

Here is the link to the essay on google drive.

Two disclaimers: First, this is NOT spoiler-free and goes extensively into the events and themes of the series, and also touches on and discusses a range of potentially triggering subjects including, namely: suicide (death in general), alcoholism, and sexual assault. Second, my personal experience with this series has been exclusively in Japanese, so I recognize that there may be inconsistencies in character names and in any relevant quotations from the text that I’ve chosen to include (which I have translated myself for the purposes of this essay).

*this phrasing (“the unbearable sadness of the American Dream”) I owe to my beloved dear friend @nobodysfunny​, who created the concept a few summers ago as the theme for a photographic project.

Do NOT listen to Blue Bird from the Banana Fish ost while thinking about season four of Attack on Titan 😐