When collecting things I seriously don't care whether it's used or not (though obviously signs of wear aren't good). Don't understand people's obsession with keeping items in the box, can't even enjoy it that way.
When collecting things I seriously don't care whether it's used or not (though obviously signs of wear aren't good). Don't understand people's obsession with keeping items in the box, can't even enjoy it that way.
It's about the resell value. Which is what collecting is all about. I'm personally a user instead of a collector but I did collect Pokemon cards when they first came out.
When I sold off my collection it was for around $1.4k with everything in good to brand new mint. Would have probably sold for 1/10th that or worse if I didn't treat them as collector items. Getting back money you invested is always nice.
When collecting things I seriously don't care whether it's used or not (though obviously signs of wear aren't good). Don't understand people's obsession with keeping items in the box, can't even enjoy it that way.
Well when you collect things and they don't have the original contents, the value of the package isn't as high.
e.g. an original Sega Dreamcast in okay condition will be worth a lot more if it included the original box, user manual, and game controllers compared to just the console in great condition
Hahaha that spoiler part. It's funny because none of that's relevant in the second manga. XD
Ah, used. Not so valuable then. I thought you opened up a mint copy of the game you found lying around.
It's about a team of Doves that have Ghoul Abilities, their not as potent as the original Ghouls but considering that they can use Quinque's on top of that... Well, you get the idea.
Can't tell you anymore than the premise or it would be major spoilers for the end of the first and the start of this continuation.
It's about a team of Doves that have Ghoul Abilities, their not as potent as the original Ghouls but considering that they can use Quinque's on top of that... Well, you get the idea.
Can't tell you anymore than the premise or it would be major spoilers for the end of the first and the start of this continuation.
Death Billiards was the only one I didn't catch back in Anime Mirai 2013, guess I'll watch that before starting Death Parade... recently catching up on Soukyuu no Fafnar which I thought s2 would be on Spring instead of now orz
Shirobako often makes me thinking of my own life indeed..
P.A. Works boss did mention in an interview that he'd actually take someone like Tarou XD
Welp I do think it isn't really bad to have one or two of such person in a company...
Yea it definitely has given me some stuff to think about. It's one of those potentially life altering shows.
Haha it's funny because I agree with you and PA Works' boss. I've worked with such people in the past and it always makes work more interesting. I lovingly call them a chaos factor. They keep people from getting bored with the monotony of their jobs, even though it generally creates more work.
It's more Tarou specifically, his personality bugs me.
Yeaaa, not sure I want to watch death billiards just to watch this one. And I used to play billiards.
Shirobako is awesome and I highly recommend it. The start of Season 2 is also shaping up to rather interesting, I like the little bits of soul-searching they drop into the series on occasion.
Not sure what happened at the end of Death Parade. Did it really happen? Was it her white lie?
Considering how only couples who died at the same instant gets to the place, I see it as you are what your partner see you as, her lie effectively made her evil in his eyes, while she still sees him as the perfect husband.
Either that or she she really did have an affair, which would explain the phone call that lead to their dead
Intrigue is there, but overall I feel the scenes are a little too analytical. The flashbacks, the "twist", everything really
But I agree on Shirobako. I like how they are bringing that soul searching element in, especially since it's so easy to forget when going through day to day life...
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