Hey folks! I'm Ilija and I live in Croatia
I've gotten into anime when I was a kid. I'm a huge fan of Dragon Ball, and I've watched almost all of it except for some of the non-cannon movies.
As a kid I also used to love watching Pokemon, Digimon, and Yu-Gi-Oh.

I'd say I'm a person that likes to try a lot of different things which manifests itself in me liking a bunch of genres of videogames, movies, music, etc. so basically anything goes in that regard. I also like to keep a pretty organized list of things I wanna watch/read (currently have about 75 movies and 45 shows in my "To watch" list )

Nice to meet you all and have a great day!

Ever since I finished Attack on Titan I've been trying to find something that scratches the same itch but haven't been able to so far.
What I liked about it the most is that it started out as a survival story in which the inhabitants of Paradis are getting decimated by Titans. But it evolves into so much more.
The shift from fighting monsters to learning about them to Another thing I liked about it was just the sheer amount of detail to every single thing. Isayama wrote the story in such a way that it feels like every single little detail was considered. Even now you'll see fans joking online that it was actually
The pacing in the show is another thing I found absolutely fascinating. Each episode and each season brings new revelations that make you rethink everything that's happened so far, and the complexity of moral decisions the characters are struggling with really brings the show to a level I haven't seen in other shows yet.

The show is, in my opinion, a perfect example of what the shackles of freedom (and the chasing of it) look like and how sometimes there is no right choice to be made. I really liked the last scene which showcases I think that mirrors the real world really well and even though it's a really sad thought, it might be just an inescapable law of the universe.

My initial thoughts post-watch were that I absolutely hated the ending. But the more thought I put into it the more I think I like it this way. In the end,
What do you guys think about the show? Did you like it or hate it?
I'm also open to recommendations for other shows that could be similar in their attention to detail and the complexity of the plot.

Before the 2022 reboot, Saints Row had a very different vision. Early plans included returning Saints characters, darker missions, and insane set pieces, from a lone-wolf Nahualli to a giant robot gorilla boss.

Publisher interference and THQ Nordic’s restrictions led to major cuts: dialogue was censored, the old cast was mostly removed, and the tone shifted to sitcom-style absurdity. Lines recorded for returning characters, crazy missions, and story beats were scrapped.

It’s wild to see how much the game changed from Volition’s original vision, this thread’s for anyone interested in dissecting what could have been.

We talk a lot about comics here, but the world of collectibles and toys is just as much a part of fandom. Between action figures, statues, Funko Pops, high-end imports, and retro lines making a comeback, there’s a ton out there competing for shelf space.

So what’s catching your eye right now? Are you chasing vintage pieces, sticking with current toy lines, or going for premium statues? And on the flip side what stuff do you think is all hype and not worth the cash?

Imagine combining two heroes into one: powers, skills, or personalities fused into a single character. Who would you pick, and how would it change their story or impact?

This thread’s for the most interesting, powerful, or just plain unexpected combinations you can come up with.

Some manga keep their art tight and consistent from the first chapter to the last. Others shift styles or lose detail as the series goes on. Which runs do you think maintained the same quality and style throughout?

Honestly, I think Dragon Ball peaked with Z. Super feels like it’s leaning way too much on nostalgia, with storylines that rarely feel like there are real stakes. Power-ups, battles, and character moments just don’t hit the same way.

What do you all think? Is Super a solid continuation or does it mostly retread old ground for the sake of fan service?

Hey hey, looks like I'm the second one! I've been watching anime (mostly dubs, don't hurt me )for 20 years. I also play a whole bunch of different TTRPGs (currently in love with Ironsworn: Starforged from Shawn Tomkin). Happy to be part of a new community

Hi! I'm from the Chicago area these days, and just starting to get into comics. I'm an avid reader, but have started to gravitate toward more visual reading. Excited to get suggestions and chat with everyone.

Some shows stick closely to the source material, others take big liberties. Which ones do you think work and which miss the mark?

What’s a film that flew under the radar but really stuck with you? Could be anything, classic, indie, or a new release.

What’s the tabletop RPG you’ve spent the most time with lately? Share your current campaigns, one-shots, or any systems you’ve been exploring.

Which perspective do you stick with in games, and why?

If you could get that one dream item, would it be worth giving up everything else you’ve collected?

Curious to hear where people stand, loyal to your full collection, or chasing that ultimate piece?

Looking for the best horror comics to read this season. What’s your pick, classics, new releases, or something underrated that actually delivers on chills?

Drop your recommendations below.

Some stories stretch on for years with hundreds of chapters, while others wrap up neatly in a handful of volumes.

Which do you prefer, and why?

• Long-running epics that let you really sink into the world
• Short, self-contained series that tell a complete story quickly

Let’s hear your thoughts!