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help, i love this new dunmeshi extra
can’t believe that it’s pride month and kabru and mithrun’s homoerotic little dungeon adventure is still not animated. truly troubled times we are living in
As troubling as it may be sometimes
I depend on you
I’d give you my heart, I think — but it’s up in a branch of a tree.
I have Thoughts and Opinions
do you sometimes watch a show and think „wow that’s a really well written and morally complex character, i wonder what kind of discussions the fandom is having about their arc” and then go on tiktok only to find out that all the 8 billion people in the world except for you had been abducted by aliens to be gruesomely experimented on and impregnated to sustain the aliens’ race and after everything is finally over and done with and the aliens return people to earth along with erasing all memories of the abduction they also accidentally remove everyone’s media literacy because that’s the only logical explanation for the unbelievable mischaracterization of that character that you’re witnessing right now
Yang Cheng my beloved
There are some inconsistencies I can forgive with a bit of mental work (CXS is acting in certain ways bc he thinks he’d be suspicious otherwise etc)
But then there are some that…like I’ll accept them and move on but man..why?
CXS not knowing he could dive alone in season 1 is unforgivable tbh!
You are telling me he forgot about his first ever dive? That was into a photo with people dying in a fire and him seeing his dad?
That’s…no.
Like unless /I‘m/ forgetting something..it just doesn’t make any sense?
Also didn’t his parents leave on a trip /together/? How is it suddenly they each left one after the other?
Smh link click you are lucky you still intrigue me lmao /hj
did i just witness lu guang kill someone on-screen
this was definitely my favourite episode of the arc so far, the whole sequence of cheng xiaoshi possessing wang qing and speaking to his dad through her and their experiences being so similar and cinematic parallels between them and ugh. just so good
has cheng xiaoshi ever tried searching up his dad’s name? because judging from the people’s reactions this man had to shoot dead at least twelve toddlers
Quick question: does anyone else feel like the Bridon arc is lower quality in both writing and animation compared to previous seasons?
I don't want to complain, but I've experienced more dissappointment than satisfaction regarding this season and I just wanted to know if anyone else feels this way.
In case you want me to explain:
-the dialogues feel unnatural to me for the most part... especially in episode one. - I just felt like the characters were acting and talking ooc somehow. I can't put my finger on it, but it didn't really feel like them a lot of the time. An explanation for that would be the fact that all of them are at least two years younger than in season one or two, since this takes place in 2019 (Lu Guang, of course, being way younger than the current Lu Guang).
Episode two was really good, actually. I liked Liu Xiao, though his superpower was underwhelming (I think there might be more to it, however) and I loved the part where Cheng Xiaoshi and Qiao Ling had that fight. They felt way more human than in episode one (to me).
Episode three was pretty okay for the most part. The interactions between characters still felt slightly awkward to me, but it wasn't as bad.
I loved episode four. Probably my favourite scene was the one with Liu Xiao and Xia Fei in the car. I love their little friendship!(unfortunately Liu Xiao is not trustworthy and Xia Fei doesn't like him, so I doubt there will be actual friendship :(( )
The Lu Guang hurrying to bed scene was hilarious, I was laughing the entire time, they're so silly <3
I'm confused about how Cheng Xiaoshi suddenly got his powers, but I do hope the Vein theory is true. Or just anything else that makes sense.
I loved the line "I could do nothing" the most. I finally felt like Cheng Xiaoshi was Cheng Xiaoshi — it also reminded me od season one a lot, which I love. trauma 💯
-the plot currently feels like it will make little sense, especially with how much it wants to tell in a short amount of time
can they even wrap this up in two more episodes?? it feels like things are barely getting started. I know that season three is coming in about a year, but I thought we would get more answers in this arc. I'm truly hoping that it will all make sense and I'm just worrying over nothing. I choose to trust the writers for now.
-I appreciate that they include so much Shiguang content, but I prefer it when shows do not focus on fanservice or ships and focus more on the plot. don't worry about shipping content, the fandom's got it covered!
-If we're talking about animation, the first two minutes of episode one were great, but after that it seemed... stiff.... I think that's the right word. I know animation is very difficult and that it takes a lot of time, but it was still kind of dissappointing. I got used to it after episode one, but season two definitely had way better animation. I remember replaying scenes just to look at the frames, they were so beautiful and human! they felt natural and fluid!
Sorry for talking about what I dislike about this arc so far. The list could go on, but I love Link Click and don't want to say bad stuff about it. :< I just feel dissappointed by the new season and wanted to know if anyone else agreed with me.
I actually wanted to talk about this right after episode one, but decided to wait a few more weeks. And then I found out that there will only be six episodes instead of eight.... (episode one is technically three episodes long, I know, I know) - this was what pushed me to actually voice my feelings. I think the newer episodes are way better than the first one, but it doesn't feel like a conclusion could arrive anytime soon...
That's about it, I think.. please share your thoughts with me, I'm very curious! Thanks taking time out of your day in order to read this :)
haven’t seen anyone talking about it but is the next episode actually called “and then there were none”? because if it is, then that’s. probably not very good
the thing about people like cheng xiaoshi is that they love everything. lu guang was aware of this from the very beginning, and he has the sufficient reasoning to match the claim.
it's not simply because cheng xiaoshi is unbelievably nice or far too empathetic for his own good; it's because anything he can make look beautiful through the camera is something that he cherishes. but seeing as everything cheng xiaoshi takes a photo of is somehow transformed into something worth seeing, lu guang deducts that he must be in love with everything to some extent.
no one can envision the universe so favorably and not be somewhat in love with it. lu guang can be glad, at least, that the universe seems to return the love of cheng xiaoshi in kind.
when it comes to cheng xiaoshi taking photos of anyone, he manages to make them look as good as everything else, as lu guang supposes that general people are also grouped under the umbrella term of the universe. and so cheng xiaoshi loves everything, highlights the good and almost makes lu guang fall a little in love too.
actually, scratch that, not almost and not a little; lu guang falls all the way in love with cheng xiaoshi, definitely a bit too much.
which would be fine, if it weren't for that fact that every photo cheng xiaoshi takes of lu guang makes it seem like he is in love, just a few degrees more than lu guang can deal with. but he's sure that it's nothing personal, because cheng xiaoshi has always been like that in his photography, painstakingly in love with the subject.
it sucks since lu guang is pretty sure he'll only ever love cheng xiaoshi sincerely out of everything else.
but there are set foundations to the infinite timelines lu guang intercepts. in each timeline, cheng xiaoshi is genuine above all else and lu guang is a liar, a fool. in each timeline, cheng xiaoshi loves everything else whilst lu guang only loves him, maybe exclusively and probably forever. in any case, lu guang cannot escape his own distaste for the world itself, or the fact that cheng xiaoshi does love him amongst everything, perhaps even more than most.
lu guang is sure this has all happened before. he is sure that he's lived the part where cheng xiaoshi confesses through their photoshoots in which he manages to make lu guang look anything but a miserable product of grief and mourning and absolute hypocrisy.
lu guang wants to ask cheng xiaoshi how he manages to love the universe which will bring him to a cruel end and let him go. it asks lu guang, begs him through everything, to let cheng xiaoshi go.
lu guang knows that much, and yet, he remains with time at his fingertips and a photo of himself taken by cheng xiaoshi in his palms. he doesn't think he'll ask the question, because he has eternity to do it. he doesn't think he'll confess, to all of it whether love or lies, because he's pretty sure it wouldn't matter anymore.
though as much lu guang wants to say none of it matters anymore and everything is now nothing, derailed by time, he knows it's not true. lu guang knows, because he still wants cheng xiaoshi every time he's gone and he always fails to reconcile with that end.
doing this over and over again is as inevitable as cheng xiaoshi's love for everything, as inevitable as his untimely death, as inevitable as it was when lu guang first set eyes on him and should've known. but even if he did, he doubts he'd have done it any different, and still he continues to prove that there's only one thing to make it so;
the thing about someone like lu guang is that he loves cheng xiaoshi above all else, and even that little piece of everything, he'll never quite have. but he's always been aware of that, and despite it, he still tries.
They talk about the inconsistencies between the scenes in both ep 1 and 2!
am i getting manipulated or did liu xiao not seem like a villain at all this episode? like i actually cheered on him when he pointed the gun at that old scammer