Anime and sometimes manga club

Because Naruto tried to a different shonen, but eventually succumbed to doing big, over the top techniques and fights.

This is something I like about Hinata, a character who does the whole "Never giving up, always getting back up" thing, but she still loses. A character who is weaker then the other, stands up, loses, and still keeps going on

And then the thing with Pain, someone she had no hope of winning against and still jumping in to distract him.

I regret always ignoring this part of her.

It kinda shows how we all have someone better then us, someone we'll never be able to overcome, but that we should still keep trying and growing in life to the best of our ability.

Although....there is a point where you should really say "Maybe getting up is a bad idea, I mean my heart is already shot"

In normal situations, yes, but in all cases, pride or honor is cause.

Pride and Honor don't mean much if your dead

....That's the sound of a thousand Samurai cursing me in the afterlife.

It's more about making a point to the person your fighting.

Next up, more One Piece

Dang it, I want more of Robins story.

I can just spoil it for you right here, right now, if you want.

...Nah, I want to know, but waiting to watch it gives me the satisfaction of making guesses

I need to watch a good Mystery anime sometimel.

It is very rare for me to not spoil something for myself.

...A Sea Train?

Yes. It all gets explained later.

It feels like Steampunk  Awesome.

It's literally just supposed a train that goes across the sea.

That would be very useful if we could make something like that, without all the upkeep costs from Storms and Hurricanes

This part of the Grand Line doesn't get that kind of weather except for a megastorm that comes once a year.

Interesting, I've always liked worlds with strange environment conditions.

The whole planet is weird.

Hearing samuel l jacksons voice coming from a Lego sounds strange...

Hearing him not say motherf*ck is strange.

Ah Robin, ever the calm one.

She serves a motherly role, so yeah.

Ah, The "Water" City  Always cool.