Ah, I'm sort of? active on Twitter but the way I use it is for news, fanart and scenery pics. TBH the fandom convos started to go downhill when Tumblr became a thing. I enjoy Reddit when talking about anime or mangas in general sense.
I'm definitely looking forward to part 3.1! I love all the characters, warriors and 104th alike but I have a weakness for Armin, Eren, Reiner and Jean. I love Pieck too! Even though she doesn't get as much screen time as the others, she felt like a fully fleshed out character, same with Porco.
Interesting, I had no idea horror had different sub genres. I think, I liked the Little Nightmares series, in terms of games and Oxenfree. But Little Nightmares is a huge inspiration when I write horror fics because it has no dialogue but you feel the tension in it.
Books, it's a mixture of manga and actual literature. I discovered magic realism and surrealism orginated in South America, so I've actually started with South American authors first. My fave is Mariana Enriquez's The Dangers of Smoking in Bed, a collection of short stories with heavy emphasis on surrealism. I did read PTSD Radio, a manga series based on a neglected god-- it's also got short stories in it.
I'm into Fantasy as well and I like blending it with Slice of life and Horror. My fave author is Peter Beagle and his work, "The Last Unicorn" and the anime movie, "Wolf Children."
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Date: 2023-01-27 03:28 am (UTC)I'm definitely looking forward to part 3.1! I love all the characters, warriors and 104th alike but I have a weakness for Armin, Eren, Reiner and Jean. I love Pieck too! Even though she doesn't get as much screen time as the others, she felt like a fully fleshed out character, same with Porco.
Interesting, I had no idea horror had different sub genres. I think, I liked the Little Nightmares series, in terms of games and Oxenfree. But Little Nightmares is a huge inspiration when I write horror fics because it has no dialogue but you feel the tension in it.
Books, it's a mixture of manga and actual literature. I discovered magic realism and surrealism orginated in South America, so I've actually started with South American authors first. My fave is Mariana Enriquez's The Dangers of Smoking in Bed, a collection of short stories with heavy emphasis on surrealism. I did read PTSD Radio, a manga series based on a neglected god-- it's also got short stories in it.
I'm into Fantasy as well and I like blending it with Slice of life and Horror. My fave author is Peter Beagle and his work, "The Last Unicorn" and the anime movie, "Wolf Children."