ShinjinotIkari17

When I was young I loved Anime like a religion: Dragon Ball Z, Inuyasha, Yu-yu Hakusho, Bleach, Yugioh- I was obssesed with it. But of course being young, I tended to overlook a lot of problems and annoyances that these manga's/Anime's had, but of course that's mainly natural for young Kids/young Adults, they don't like thinking too hard about things, mainly cause they don't have the cognitive ability to think on a high intellectual level. But now as I'm 21, I've noticed Anime has changed into a completely different animal than it used to be. Anime today I notice tends to be more about sexual ploys, fan service, and just ape shitting the vie

               Stan cradles the boy’s limp figure close against his chest, secured safely in his arms as he squeezes him tight in a protective manner, nearly hidden by his large arms. Soos follows, carrying Mabel, curled up tightly in his arms. Her eyes stayed on Stan the ride home, not wanting to take them off her hurt brother. He's bleeding heavily; these kids went out for fireflies; what happened? It looks like an animal attacked the kids, and Dipper got the worst of it from what Stan saw…he hopes it's not what he thinks it is; most likely it isn't. He

               Dipper holds on to his sister's hand tightly, his eyes alert and wide as they go further into the woods. Confusion and doubt flood his mind as he felt for a moment that his surroundings were unfamiliar. Shaking his head, he walks at a faster pace, can't hesitate now. Waddles brushes up against the twins' legs as he sticks close. Oinking as he hurries. The pig seems uneasy as well; that can't be a good sign, Dipper thought. Or maybe he's overthinking this; the pig is an easy target for whatever is roaming out tonight. Mabel grips tighter on her jar of fir