Dab is a Cunt

I haven't read Claymore and so far I've only seen the first 5 episodes but based on these posts it sounds like they could do an alternate ending like End of Evangelion and pick up from there. I can already tell I want as much Claymore as I can get so hopefully the idea crosses someone's mind who can make it happen.

Satsuma Gishiden, Dorohedoro and of course Berserk. I recently bought all 4 volumes of Lady Snowblood on ebay so I look forward to reading that as well once they all come in the mail.

Some shows get canceled despite good numbers because "they didn't sell enough merchandise" (like Sym-Bionic Titan for example). Not all shows go for viewers. A lot of anime is created with the main intention of selling the corresponding manga.

While I completely agree that Cartoon Network is starting a bad habit of reviving old, popular properties and removing every single aspect that made the shows what they used to be, they're looking to continue the show, not retool it for 2nd graders. CTN's most recent reboot of Tom and Jerry is also by far the best Tom and Jerry content to come out since the Chuck Jones shorts imo.

Mature Readers Dark Horse published manga is usually uncut. I believe Viz has also released Dragon Ball uncut, but as everyone here said they edit a lot of their manga.

I'm currently watching Loud House, Star vs. the Forces of Evil and rewatching Beavis and Butt-Head. I've been watching Looney Tunes periodically since last summer I've watched about the first 450 shorts since then.

I saw this movie earlier today and I've read the comic and I have to agree. To me the first 30 minutes feel like a unconnected story that was forced on the original content to make the movie longer, even if you plan to watch the movie as a whole I recommend that you skip the first 30 minutes the first time you watch it. The way the first 30 minutes ends it really does take away from the impact of the infamous tragedy but I can't really say why without spoiling it. The last 45 minutes is pretty much identical to the comic so you can get the full experience without having to read it.

Last non anime animated movie I saw was Coonskin (1975) by Ralph Bakshi. One my favorites, definitely up there with Fritz the Cat.

Indeed they are. Flashpoint, Batman vs. Robin and Under the Red Hood were my favorites out of the 15 or so I've seen

Japan by Buronson and Kentaro Miura would be the sickest anime. Dorohedoro by Q Hayashida and Color of Rage by Kazuo Koike would also be great anime