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Danganronpa 3 was released on disc in the west last year, so I'd be pretty confident about a release, although maybe not this year unfortunately.

So I'm visiting Canada next week for work and leisure and I could use some answers:

1. Do I need a car? I'm mostly gonna be in Toronto.

2. Do I need a SIM card? Verizon charges me $40 for using my phone in Canada which is not that bad I guess.

2. What are some good cheap places to eat in Toronto? And some expensive ones.

3. How expensive is to watch the Maple Leafs? How expensive is the beer at the AAA?

4. Any good places to go besides the CN tower? First time in Canada btw.

5. And finally, where's the best poutine in Toronto?

TEN YEARS?! Man, how time goes by, right? Now, if only they could go back to Japan again, that'd be amazing.

@alkusanagi: Man, Laid Back Camp is the chilliest anime since Flying Witch, which is the only other show when you can say: "That just put me to sleep.", and it's totally a compliment. Wonderful stuff.

@lentfilms: Sorry, it wasn't directed towards you specifically, although I did go down that rabbit hole that is that Twitter account, and unfortunately I couldn't unsee it. That thing takes fanservice to the moon, y'all. Good grief indeed.

@lentfilms:

I've been thinking about getting into an MMO. I've never played MMOs before, so, right now, I'm leaning in Star Wars: The Old Republic, but I'm open to other ideas, and with that I have some questions.

How's Final Fantasy XIV going? Can the free trial show me everything I need to familiarize with that game?

Can you really get into World of Warcraft in the year 2017 and how?

Is there any other MMO I should consider?

Thanks in advance!

After watching the first five episodes of The Ancient Magus Bride, all I can say is that I'm thoroughly impressed. It truly feels like "shonen for adults" (That is probably an oxymoron, but I digress.)

I think because I'm in my late 20s, I do tend to put a premium into the demographic the average manga-to-anime adaptation has. When I think shonen, I think Dragon Ball Z, which nowadays is just something I'm just not gonna get into again, no matter how good DB Super has apparently become. This is all the more reason I find The Ancient Magus Bride all the more interesting. At its core you have a severely damaged girl named Chise, relinquishing her agency and freedom to a "man" with a skull as a head, but then, just like Beauty and the Beast, the man is somewhat benevolent (for noble reasons or otherwise, the show is not revealing all its cards just yet.) and he may be able to love.

Just like Girls' Last Tour (another terrific fall anime) believes that no matter what, there's beauty in the world to behold, The Ancient Magus Bride, seems to believe that there's always a reason to get out of the bed in the morning and be a better person, and that hits home to me. Who knew shonen could pull those strings to my cranky old late 20s self?

So I just bought an iPad (as in the new non Pro iPad) and I could use some game suggestions. I have the Go games, Mario run and Device 6, after that though I don’t know what to play. Any suggestions?

So I haven't really watched any anime from beginning to the end in years (The Persona 4 animation doesn't really count, but I digress.), however this summer, I gave the chance to 異世界食堂, a.k.a. "Restaurant to Another World", and all I can say is that I am thoroughly enjoying it. The best way to describe is that it is "Chill TV". The plot is essentially this: On any given Saturday, multiple doors show up to fantastic beings. These doors transport them to "Western Restaurant Nakoya", a place where they can enjoy food like no other and wax poetically about what food can mean to them. There is some very subtle mythology simmering (pun intended) around the edges, but the delight of it is to see anthropomorphic beings enjoy their tofu or steak and feeling delighted after.

I also have heard nice things about ボールルームへようこそ a.k.a. "Welcome to the Ballroom" (I've only watched the pilot, but it does look pretty nice.

So with that in mind, what have you enjoyed this summer, and what do you recommend?