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Flávia. Brazilian. 20-something. Mainly anime, manga, fan translations, art and Square-Enix. Eventual western animation and seiyuus. My edits can be used icons or headers as long as I am credited. For anyone who might want to re-translate my stuff to other > “Violet’s left arm broke apart, spewing out many of its parts. > They were smashed and severed from her in a way that made them seem I feel like people are making too much of a tragedy out of the MasaMina ship for nothing. This wouldnt be the first nor the last time we had a ship with such dynamic: the minor MC falls in love with an ad*lt person who doesnt return the feelings until both are ad*lts. I think we all agree that MasaMina shouldnt happen right now because Minato is a minor and oc Masaki rightly sees him as a kid, but its not Masaki should have moral issues about falling in love and eventually date Minato. That’d be perfectly plausible imo. Oc we’ll never there would be no more moral issues. So I’d really like people would stop lecturing other people about their “wrong” morality. If ships. Last time I checked, in shounen there were a bunch of ships, the most popular (Bleach, Naruto, Tokyo Ghoul, etc) ended with more OP, I agree with you on the MasaMina take. As for the rest, not to be a pessimist, but the ga* in most sports animanga is queerbait. Some Is it bad to say I barely remember what happened in Free!s third season? But to answer your question, the movie seems like a backpedal on the character development that Nozomi and Mizore had during S2. It feels like they’ve gone back to how everything was before Nozomi left the club. Also, I’m not impressed by this, but the movie seems to understand the two of them very little. Mizore seems oddly obsessed with every little thing about Nozomi to the point Nozomi appears suffocated sometimes. Meanwhile, Nozomi is hardly responsive towards Mizore and it felt arrogant of her to think that she represented the blue bird, trying to free herself from Mizore by staying away from her as much as