#bsd 91

[bastardratofsin]

Boy

[arcticduckie]

Comment other ones too if wanted!

[imhereforheadcanon]

Let me tell you a secret (because I have nobody to talk about it )...I have like 3 personalities :

The ✨️gansta grandma✨️ one aka 91 Days, Gangsta, Michiko to hatchin, Cowboy Bepop, the old Black Butler (this is a vibe anime don't give us anymore 😔)

The ✨️I think to much honestly✨️ one aka Moriarty the patriot, Bungo stray dogs, Kamonohashi Ron and The millionaire detective

And then there is ✨️CHAOS✨️ aka Gintama, Saiki k, Dr Stone and Beelzebub

(Ps: give us 91 days and Gangsta season 2 please)

[akutagawa-daily]

Akutagawa daily 91/★

[foulfettedone]

when you have nothing better to do than to write fanfiction about wanting this man to jump into the jaws of a Dragon and stay there 😂👌🫣����😝 when this man gets more character development when he’s about to be eaten than in the entirety of the Bungou stray dogs canon universe lol of 100+ chapters lol

[roseschuu]

oh my god wait it's the time of year where I rewatch all my detective related Anime / read the Manga's again

[ave-cave]

Lucy in Chapter 118: an Analysis 🫧

Hooo boy

Chapter one-eighteen. Where do I even 𝓫𝓮𝓰𝓲𝓷?

Unlike a lot of folks in this fandom (all more imaginative than I could ever hope to be), I had basically no solid predictions for this chapter (or… any chapter thus far, really, and I've been following the manga religiously since 103, so… yeah, there's a reason I'm a BSD analyst, not theorist, lmao). Needless to say, 118 is heartbreak and bombshells galore: Tanizaki and Kenji’s Ame-no-Gozen-ing, the possibility that all of those “Jun'ichirō and Naomi aren't really siblings” theories were just proven dead right, the protagonist and main villain finally meeting because it's about damn time, so on and so forth.

But because a) the fanbase is already abuzz with talk about those things + no doubt already in the process of doing them analytical justice, and b) I'm annoying, I’ve decided to dissect the ever-loving hell out of the chapter’s three most innocuous pages: this interaction between Kyōka Izumi and Lucy Maud Montgomery.

Inhales

MY GIRLS ARE BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACK (⁠≧⁠▽⁠≦⁠)

Does a little jig 🎶

Sorry, just had to get that out of my system

No, but seriously. We haven't heard from Kyōka since chapter 91. Three whole years; definitely too long for a character of her importance. But Lucy… Lucy’s been out of the picture since chapter 81. That’s four whole years. So in other words, two significant female characters, sidelined for ages, are back. That’s kind of huge, IMO.

Of course, we have a vague idea of what they’ve been up to. Anne's Room has been shown more than once serving as the ADA’s safe haven and base of operations, and so per the rules of AOAR, Lucy must be nearby if not inside herself. Kyōka we see in silhouette form in Anne's Room in chapter 92. But this is the first time in a hot minute we've seen either of them in the flesh, let alone gotten dialogue out of them. I nearly choked on my cereal when I turned the page and saw their faces, lol.

So then, pray tell, what does this long-awaited appearance in the flesh entail? Well…

Lucy and Kyōka:

Right off the bat, the girls are seen in Anne’s Room (where they’ve ostensibly been this whole time), standing in front of the white door (i.e., the door opposite the prison, which – unless linked to a surface in the real world – will cause those who leave through it to experience amnesia. Not relevant to the scene, just thought I should give a refresher.) The exit is blocked by rubble; the airport, as well as the surrounding buildings, have all been devastated. How to leave Anne's Room at this point is anyone’s guess.

Kyōka suggests Lucy deactivate her ability, but Lucy points out that, chances are, they'll be flattened by rubble as soon as she does. In response, Kyōka does her signature knife-unsheathing and insists, rather ominously, that they'll just have to take a gamble then. Lucy grabs her wrist and tells her to stop, and when Kyōka asks her why, she replies solemnly, “Because… if you died… it would crush him,” this followed by a picture of Atsushi’s smiling face.

YES. YES. YES.

Now THIS is what I love about Lucy and Kyōka’s dynamic.

In essence, they're rivals. Thing is, they're not your generic “two girls fighting over the same guy” rivals. Kyōka’s feelings toward Atsushi aren’t even romantically-coded.

Their shared love for Atsushi doesn’t divide them; it unites them. After all, since the Guild Aftermath arc, the “rivalry” aspect of their relationship has had almost nothing to do with him. There, they were only at each other’s throats because Kyōka didn’t like how Lucy, still angry about the Moby Dick, was treating Atsushi, and Lucy didn’t like how Kyōka was standing in the way of her talking things out properly with him.

But once a much-needed heart-to-heart was had between Atsushi and Lucy and the latter turned over a new leaf, there was no longer any reason for her and Kyōka to bicker. Kyōka didn’t have the full context of Lucy’s actions, and was thus within her rights to assume she couldn’t be trusted, but Lucy proved that she could be when she led them to the right boat.

Later on, Lucy showcased that she didn't resent Kyōka when she advocated for her, forcing Atsushi to leave her to her thoughts upon learning the truth of her parents' deaths.

The next chapter, Kyōka calls Lucy’s coffee mediocre, but Lucy herself admitted that she's not much of a barista, and so the comment is more Kyōka not mincing words than actively trying to be rude. Moreover, Lucy is offended at first, but then concedes without any real hostility.

In the Cannibalism arc, Kyōka is shown bowing politely to Lucy while enlisting her help, even if she is just following Atsushi's lead (and later does the same for Mushitarō).

Fast forward to the Sky Casino arc, Kyōka is miffed by Lucy’s hot-and-cold behavior around Atsushi, but that’s not exactly unique to her...

... and besides, they agree without resistance to work together to infiltrate the casino. In chapter 81, i.e., the last we saw of Lucy until now, the Agency reunites and Lucy encourages Kyōka to join in on the celebration.

Perhaps most notable is chapter 78. Here, the two are lumped into the same category by Ango: he recognizes them both as people who would choose Atsushi over the good of the world, and this nearly drives him to kill them on the spot for fear of what their loyalty could turn into.

In this latest chapter, however, it’s underscored that, while Lucy and Kyōka may be the same in their care for Atsushi on the surface, they’re still – at the end of the day – foil characters.

Both are orphans. Both were taken in – and subsequently exploited – by criminal organizations for their abilities. Both found their place in the story by virtue of meeting Atsushi. Both are undyingly loyal to Atsushi because of what he’s done for them. But that’s about where their similarities end.

Kyōka was introduced as a remorseful killer seeking atonement by death. Atsushi managed to save her (twice, for that matter) in the conventional hero way, cementing himself as her savior and playing into the reckless heroism by which he determines his worth.

Lucy, on the other hand, was introduced as a bitter villain who believed she was justified in lashing out. Atsushi tried, but he couldn’t save her in the traditional hero way. Only his vulnerability managed to get through to her, and if anything, Lucy saved him. This utterly subverted the philosophy by which Atsushi had begun to define both himself and his relationships.

Since then, Lucy has been trying at every turn to get Atsushi to see himself as more than just a hero. She reprimands him for his reckless heroism when she sees it. She stops him from inserting himself into other people’s plights uninvited. She confronts him when he fails to understand his relationships beyond the framework of hero and savior. Kyōka, meanwhile, has been doing more or less the opposite; she’s passively allowed Atsushi to keep playing the perpetual hero, and this wouldn’t be the first time she’s taken on his philosophy of self-sacrifice herself.

To these ends, the girls’ thought processes here are perfectly in line for them: Kyōka tries to push forward without care for what could happen to her, whereas Lucy emphasizes self-preservation.

One might perceive Lucy replying the way she does to Kyōka’s question as callous, but I don’t really think so. She isn’t saying “the only reason you shouldn’t risk your life is because it would make Atsushi sad.” She’s applying her philosophy of self-preservation to Atsushi and Kyōka at the same time. She's encouraging Kyōka to be more than just a hero by telling her to think of how it would affect Atsushi as a person if she died.

If Lucy is good at anything, it’s communicating what she wants from people in a way that she knows will get through to them. She did this with Atsushi on the Moby Dick when she bluffed about waiting on his salvation, knowing that he would be more motivated to stay alive himself if he thought there was someone counting on him to save them. Here, she communicates with Kyōka in a way that highlights the reason they get along; the reason they’re both here in the first place. And if the way Kyōka resheathes her knife without a word is any indication, it works.

Lucy knows that she and Atsushi are close, but she knows that Kyōka and Atsushi are closer; losing her would be the last straw for him. She recognizes their relationship as something beyond hero and savior, something precious. This is nothing out-of-character; to the contrary, it’s in keeping with who she’s been all along. All that’s different now is she’s acknowledging it out loud.

Lucy and Atsushi:

When Lucy pictures Atsushi in her mind’s eye, she sees the spirit that would undoubtedly be broken if he were to lose Kyōka. This in and of itself is heartbreaking, but when you consider the greater implications, well…

In the Sky Casino arc, a huge breakthrough was made in Atsushi and Lucy’s relationship: her elusive “impossible” debt to him was finally repaid, though not in the way you'd expect.

At the time, all Lucy felt she could give in return for Atsushi’s turning her life around was conventional heroism – or in other words, many a close call and many a trip to Anne’s Room. This conventional heroism was a worthless currency in her mind – it wasn’t the kind that saved her, after all – but on the other hand, the vulnerability she so valued in its stead she wasn’t capable of giving; where she came from, being vulnerable was a death sentence, after all. Because of this, how she could ever come close to repaying Atsushi’s ultimate favor was a mystery unto itself. All she knew was that she had to do it one way or another, and that’s where her most glaring flaw – her quid-pro-quo mindset – came into play, eventually driving her so far as to override her own philosophy and embody the reckless hero she so discouraged Atsushi from being.

But when Atsushi saved her from Nathaniel – thereby repaying her for her acts of service as he’d promised so many times he would – she realized that, just as her care for Atsushi doesn’t depend on his being a hero, Atsushi's care for her doesn’t depend on her being vulnerable. The illusion was shattered.

From this point forward, Lucy is no longer helping Atsushi out of a sense of indebtedness. She's doing it because she wants to. Because she truly, genuinely cares. Not the artificial kind of care that comes with repaying a debt, but the care that she showcases when she stays by Atsushi’s side after he faints, pressing a cold towel to his face. The kind of care that involves refusing to hurt Atsushi in any way, even to jog potentially vital memories.

Lucy considering what Kyōka’s death would do to Atsushi’s psyche is a perfect continuation of this new leaf she’s turned over, but it also goes to show that her shared arc with Atsushi is far from finished.

Lucy’s character development has always been structured in a rather unique way: each arc she’s appeared in has worked either to establish or address her current most glaring flaw, more often than not in unexpected ways. Her appearance in the first half of the Guild arc established her villainous façade being just that – a façade – by having it crumble as she realized the kind of person she was up against in Atsushi. The second half addressed her unhealthy attachment to the Guild by having Atsushi dissuade her from villainy via empathy. The Guild Aftermath arc added the finishing touch to all of this – the last little push needed to propel Lucy into her new role – by addressing her and Atsushi’s “promise” on the Moby Dick. The Cannibalism arc subtly established her quid-pro-quo mindset, which the Sky Casino arc would then go on to address.

Another great subversion of the tropes usually involved in these dynamics is that, despite Lucy being the closest thing to Atsushi’s “love interest,” only he's managed to bolster her development, not the other way around. This isn’t for lack of trying, of course; Lucy tries. But Atsushi is a tough nut to crack. The fact that she’s still, nearly fifteen chapters later, trying to steer Atsushi toward personhood instead of heroism – albeit indirectly – is testament to this.

If she could reach him now, she’d no doubt be trying even still. She’d be conveying to him that none of his friends’ deaths so far has been his fault – that he can’t be expected to carry the burden of hero to all when the world is going to hell in a handbasket. But she can’t reach him. She’s trapped, and so is Kyōka. Thus is the cruel irony.

Anne's Room:

Anne of Abyssal Red has played a key role in pretty much everything plot-related up to this point. It’s only appropriate, then, that its owner finally appearing alongside it would give it all the more significance.

Lucy’s last line in this chapter is as follows: “So the enemy… even took this into account.” She’s right; Fyodor had countermeasures against her ability. That said, I don’t think this is attributable solely to Fyodor being, well… Fyodor.

AOAR is in the same ballpark narrative-wise as, say, For The Tainted Sorrow in that it’s overpowered to the point of detriment. It’s Lucy’s playground; the product of an imagination run wild due to crippling loneliness. This in and of itself is scary. A power having rules that malleable is automatically dangerous, because it means that, while its wielder can bend and exploit said rules, so can an enemy. In both major fights Lucy has been a part of, the rules of Anne’s Room being molded to favor her opponent has spelled either victory or loss on her end: Atsushi used the prison room loophole against her, and she indirectly used the transportation loophole against Nathaniel. Hell, her capture by the Guild following her betrayal was thanks to the loophole that, while Anne couldn’t be defeated, she could be restrained.

So basically, for as powerful as AOAR is, underneath that power is a shaky foundation. Power doesn’t always mean stability, and this is underscored by the fact that, at the end of the day, Anne is only infallible in terms of strength; she could only do so much to alleviate Lucy’s loneliness growing up (which is honestly a pretty clever mirror to her conflict of strength vs. vulnerability with Atsushi.)

With Anne’s Room nullified by Fyodor, Lucy has truly nothing at her disposal. She's not physically strong (she’s 165 cm and 44 kg, so… yeah ˙◠˙), and while by no means stupid, she doesn’t repeatedly say in this chapter that she doesn’t know what to do next for no reason. Anne’s Room is all she’s ever had. While at the orphanage, it was her only comfort. While in the Guild, it was her only value. With Atsushi, it was all she had to offer in return for his ultimate favor.

This, I feel, could be the establishing point for the next portion of her arc. She could strive to find a way out of the rubble, working together with Kyōka, and in the process learn to break away from her ability as what defines her role in all of this. One thing's for sure: something has to be done sooner or later, otherwise, they'll starve.

I dunno, maybe that’s wishful thinking given how much is already going on. But either way, I’ll hope against hope that this isn’t some one-off return, because Lucy has proven time and time again that she has a lot to offer to the story, both plot-wise and thematically.

[tallylovesbodyhorror]

im afraid I don't have a type...

1. Yakumo 2. Blade 3. Olivine 4. Idia 5. Rook 6. Riddle 7. Rollo 8. Kaito 9. Gakupo 10. Len 11. Rui 12. Tsukasa 13. Mayo 14. Yeichi 15. Charles 16. Vincent Wordsworth 17. Gabriel 18. Venti 19. Childe 20. Ayato 21. Dainsleif 22. Sunday 23. Loucha 24. Kaoru 25. Greell 26. Byakuya 27. Nagito 28. Kazuichi Soda 29. Shuichi 30. Fyodor Dostoevsky 31. Kunikida 32. Rampo 33. Edgar Poe 34. Shibusawa 35. Mori 36. Korekiyo 37. Kiibo 38. Pure Vanilla 39. Shadow Milk 40. Affogato 41. Espresso 42. Red Velvet 43. Clotted Cream 44. Ivan (from Alien Stage) 45. Ivan (bsd) 46. ​​Ren Hana 47. Ren 48. Milo 49. John Doe 50. Alan Orion51. Midori 52. Shin Tsukimi 53. Rio Ranger 54. Kelus 55.Goro Akechi 56. Akira 57. medicine pocket 58. Зима 59. Horrorpedia 60. Dottore 61. Pantalone 62. Mor (my oc) 63. Matthew Patel 64. Kato 65. cookie lawyer (I don’t know what his name) 66. Moriarty cookie 67. Tsukasa 68. Ge Tian 69. Vincent 70. Mika 71. Diggers 72. Normal Guy 73. Elliott 74. Morio Osanai 75. Joseph 76. La Falsa Luna 77. Vittorino 78. Riker

1+1 (79. that hippie 80. bro with rings in his cheeks) 81. Lowe 82. Sergeant Major Mark 83. that bro from the occult club Yang Sim 84. AM 85. Fukuro 86. Ichirohiko 87. John Egbert 88. Gamzee 89. that guy from ranfren idk 90. homestuck fish 91. KARKAT

[silverinerivers]

20 questions for fic writers!

tagged by @chubsthehamster, thank you friend! I am feeling alive and have some time (as in I am procrastinating) so why not!

1. How many works do you have on ao3?

91 on my main, 32 on my short works acct!

2. What’s your total ao3 word count?

748,078

3. What fandoms do you write for?

Mainly anime/manga fandoms, but I hop around based on my current interests. My top fandoms by work count are tower of god, hxh, and sk8, but I've mostly been stuck in bsd hell since last year so until that gets under control that's where I'll be!

4. What are your top five fics by kudos?

I actually stopped checking stats (like got a skin so I can't see it unless I go to my stats page) so yeah! let's go with my top 5 fav fics right now instead!

backsliding: bllk, nagireo, 4k, rated t. exes fake dating in front of their friends to avoid having to talk about why they broke up, AGAIN. it's so fun!

Collateral Damage: hxh, killugon, 9k, rated t. aka when Bisky said to Killua “you can’t stay with Gon”, but for real. aka my heart broke writing this goddamn it.

Inevitably; daiya, miyumei, 30k, rated e. my love letter and ship manifesto for miyumei through canon. you know when writers say they wrote in a trance fugue state fueled by love and lack of sleep? this was me. loved every moment!

you're my mortal flaw (and I'm your fatal sin): yuumori, sherliam, 17k, rated m. the hunger games sherliam au of my dreams. this was an absolute joy to write all my fav parts of the hunger games au without having to learn how to write action. vibes and feelings only!!!

you are the magic in me: tog, khunbam, 60k, rated m. the hogwarts au that got me through the pandemic and fully back into fandom after a long hiatus. this will always have such a soft spot in my heart. it gave me so much joy to write and led me to meet so many amazing fandom friends, for which I will always be grateful <3

5. Do you respond to comments? Why or why not?

Yes, I try my hardest to reply to every one. I'm a lot slower now than I used to be, but I do treasure them!

6. What is the fic you wrote with the angstiest ending?

it's ironic that people knew me for fluff and now I don't know how to write fluff and have to pick between MULTIPLE angsty fics. Probably Collateral Damage right now, since it made ME feel bad writing it ;-;

7. What’s the fic you wrote with the happiest ending?

I think you are the magic in me or skyfall were both pretty long fics with a well-deserved happy ending that I knew I wanted the characters to have!

8. Do you get hate on fic?

I've gotten a bit here and there, mostly on my e-rated fics when I venture into more 'problematic' categories. It sucks, but I'm less affected by it now than I used to be.

9. Do you write smut?

Yeah, once that door was opened there was no closing it back up haha. Honestly, it's pretty fun when I'm in the mood to write it, especially shorter scenes where I can just turn my brain off a little.

10. Do you write crossovers?

I've written a short crossover called What a Steal on my alt account where Gojo and Reigen meet and Gojo tries to recruit Mob. I don't think I have enough brainpower to map out a true crossover but this short one was fun :D

11. Have you ever had a fic stolen?

I don't think so, and I hope it stays that way!

12. Have you ever had a fic translated?

I have a few! Not all of them were completed, but I always find it touching that people took the time to start! Same goes for podfics and art, just so touching <3

13. Have you ever co-written a fic before?

I've done a collab once where the general plot was mapped out per chapter and we had 6 authors and 6 artists where each of us got to craft a chapter! It was called Infinite Road where Reki & Langa travel across Canada together and it was ultra sweet and fun. Fandom is so amazing and I was honoured to be invited into this labour of love.

14. What’s your all-time favourite ship?

ouch. ouch ouch ouch. This is too hard. BUT if I had to pick one ship that encapsulates everything I want in a ship though, it would have to be Mark/Eduardo from The Social Network. I have yet to find another ship that has so much potential on all fronts and go through the full spectrum of human emotion depending on which era you put them in. Also that fandom still has the best fic I've ever read, hands down, even if a lot of it has been wiped from the internet, it lives in my head rent free - truly foundational, lifechanging shit.

15. What’s a WIP you want to finish but probably won’t?

the guilt. the guilllt. I have a ton of khunbam WIPs lying in a graveyard that I don't even want to open up again because I'd feel bad. I also really wanted to finish the miyumei royalty AU of my dreams, and I even outlined it, but it got outrageous and the fandom is pretty tiny so unfortunately I lost motivation :(

16. What are your writing strengths?

I'd say exploring character! It's the main reason I read/write fic and am in fandom in general. Make me fall in love with a character and you've got me for life.

17. What are your writing weaknesses?

Having a coherent plot, action scenes, finding balance between too much or no dialogue, transitions... def more where that's from and that's okay! I know what I'm not good at, and if I had the time I'd think more on how to improve. But now I just think hey, it's a precious hobby of mine and instead of working on my weaknesses, I'll just ignore them and write the way I like to write :D

18. Thoughts on writing dialogue in another language in fic?

I don't think I'm confident in doing much more than a word or two in Japanese lol personally. I think it can be done artfully and I love it when it's pulled off well!

19. First fandom you wrote for?

Card Captor Sakura I think! At least published and not like, just in my head. It's on FFN somewhere, I pretend it doesn't exist, as with the rest of my FFN stuff.

20. Favourite fic you’ve written?

It'll probably be you are the magic in me for a long time, but these days I still think of when and how I'll finish silence strikes like a hurricane. Can't believe I broke my rule about posting an unfinished multichapter WIP. I have an ending but no clue how to get there. oopsies.

Tagging: @lorilanda, @jusalilweird, @aikotters <3

[crowtongued]

TAG NINE PEOPLE YOU’D LIKE TO KNOW BETTER!

favourite colour(s): Black, red, blue, white favourite flavour(s): Savory and spicy favourite genre(s): Grimdark, fantasy, action, xenofiction favourite movie: Probably the Riddick series and How To Train Your Dragon series, idk favourite series: Oof, tough choice. Tsubasa RESERVoir / World Chronicle, D.Gray-Man, Vinland Saga, Wolf’s Rain, RWBY, Arcane, 91 Days, Black Lagoon, Ghost in the Shell, Haikyuu, Noragami, Millionaire Detective Balance Unlimited, Tower of Druaga, Riddick, HTTYD, .Hack//G.U., Assassins Creed, and Elder Scrolls are all pretty high up there. last song: Die Alone - FINNEAS because SOMEONE keeps sending me angst songs last movie: Ghost in the Shell (2017 live action) currently reading: Nightfall / Stormfall / Freefall by Le’letha (aka only the best HTTYD fanfic there ever was, that I’m reading for the 4th time) currently watching: RWBY, BSD s4, Dragons: Race To The Edge currently working on: Too many things to list lol wtf is focus

tagged by: @zcitgcistcr tagging: @legendscried @saviourofzaun @theircurse @crownshattered @celestiialnotes @dcfygraviity @lacrimcrum @numberjack @nonhumen @chaosbled​ or whoever else feels like it

[evilkaeya]

do you have any other favorite animes other than bsd?

haikyuu !! I was in hq fandom from 2020 to 2021 and it changed my life /pos

also some of my other favs are hxh, fmab, yuukoku no moriarty, mp100, dr. stone, saiki k, no.6, sk8 and 91 days !!

[savindeku]

i’ve gotten back into my anime grind mindset and have watched a lot of series back to back - after being an anime fan for now 5ish years, i love to reflect on what my preferences are, it’s helpful for combing through recs and just generally deciding what is worth my time while also trying to make time for some classics. i try to be intentional when im searching and rework my “to watch list” frequently!

i’ve found that i tend to really enjoy things that fall into these semi-specific categories (they are not strict, more just ways that i’ve grouped together series in my head for fun!):

mysteries with comedic flair (ex: apothecary diaries, hyouka, link click)

dystopian / sci fi with a bit of social commentary/political intrigue (ex: NGE, eighty-six, terror in resonance, cowboy bebop)

good ole’ action (ex: demon slayer, bungo stray dogs, jjk, hxh)

and of course i’d say some things fall into multiple categories - BSD to me can be both mystery and action. and there’s also some that i think don’t fall into these at all! i finally watched Monster this year and it’s definitely a favorite of mine. i could see it hitting the mystery mark but i think it overall maintains its seriousness and suspense - versus a show like apothecary diaries or even angel beats (which i think also falls into my mystery category), both don’t take themselves too seriously and include various comedic tropes.

side note: maybe a sub category here would also be “anime with different story lines that intersect at given points” - I think of Baccano, FMAB, 91 days, perhaps Monster fits best here. Baccano in particular encapsulates what I am trying to define here - my favorite element of that show was the way we followed so many different characters and got bits and pieces from different perspectives rather than from a single main character. it made the intersections and interactions all the more satisfying.

i think the dystopian / sci fi category is more vague and broad (on purpose) - terror in resonance isn’t classified on MAL as either but to me still hits that mark of “government doing shady things” haha so that’s where i placed it! that anime in particularly is another favorite and ive found that i do love a story line where there is some kind of armed resistance — or at least, involves commentary on things like war, oppression, repression, and the like. i think these topics might be what unifies this category more than anything else.

there may be 4th category here which would be of the “slice of life” variety - i’ve found that i am starting to enjoy these! for example, fruits basket, insomniacs after school, sasaki and miyano. when i first got into anime, slice of life was a bit harder for me to get into - it didn’t hold my attention and most of the time, i wasn’t interested in romance focused story line with het pairings (one of few i can think of that i finished was Say I Love You). i think this is ultimately where more dramatic or mysterious elements shine for me - so of course something like fruit basket, violet evergarden, yona of the dawn were great entry points. i recently watched romantic killer and insomniacs after school - both of which caught me by surprise with how much i enjoyed them! i think slice of life can be fun when the show has identified what makes it stand out. and also as someone who generally likes anime of the more intense kind, these shows also serve as a reset with some wholesome enjoyment.

honorary mention to some more anime i love but not quite sure where i would place them: mob psycho 100, soul eater, death parade, no. 6, nana. i could go on and on but i’ll leave it at that! i’ve got such a long watch list haha but hoping to continue to prioritize things i’ve wanted to watch for awhile and find ones that maybe align better with my interest in this moment.

[omexacargo]

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Residential Moves: Whether you’re moving a small apartment or a large house, their team can manage the entire process, from packing to unpacking.

Commercial Moves: Businesses relocating can rely on BSD Logistics to minimize downtime. They specialize in office relocations, ensuring that all equipment and documents are handled with care.

Specialty Items: If you have valuable items such as pianos, artwork, or antiques, BSD Logistics has the expertise and equipment to move these items safely.

 3. Quality Packing Materials and Techniques

One of the most critical aspects of moving is ensuring that your belongings arrive safely. BSD Logistics uses high-quality packing materials to protect your items:

Eco-Friendly Options: They offer environmentally friendly packing supplies for clients interested in sustainable practices.

Custom Packing Solutions: Their team can create custom packing plans based on the specific items you need to move, ensuring maximum protection.

 4. Competitive Pricing and Transparency

When looking for the cheapest packers and movers in Gurgaon, it's crucial to find a service that offers both affordability and quality. BSD Logistics provides:

Free Estimates: Get a no-obligation quote tailored to your specific moving needs. Just call +91 9649075006 for a quick consultation.

 Transparent Pricing: Their pricing structure is straightforward, with no hidden fees or surprise charges, allowing you to budget effectively.

 5. Commitment to Customer Satisfaction

Customer satisfaction is at the heart of BSD Logistics’ operations. Here’s how they ensure a positive experience:

Dedicated Support: From the initial inquiry to post-move follow-ups, their customer service team is available to answer questions and address concerns.

Personalized Moving Plans: Every move is unique. BSD Logistics works closely with clients to develop personalized moving plans that fit their schedules and requirements.

6. Comprehensive Insurance Coverage

Accidents can happen, even with the best planning. BSD Logistics offers comprehensive insurance options to protect your belongings during the move. This added layer of security gives clients peace of mind, knowing that their items are covered.

 7. Proven Track Record and Client Testimonials

With numerous successful relocations across Gurgaon, BSD Logistics has earned a stellar reputation:

 Positive Reviews: Satisfied clients frequently praise their efficiency, professionalism, and care in handling belongings. You can find testimonials on their website and other platforms.

Repeat Business: A significant portion of their clientele comes from referrals, which speaks volumes about the quality of their service.

 Key Areas of Expertise

Packers and Movers in Gurgaon Sector 23: Known for its vibrant community, BSD Logistics ensures a smooth transition for families and individuals moving to this lively       area.

Packers and Movers Gurgaon Sector 45: This well-connected sector is home to many professionals. BSD Logistics understands the nuances of moving in this busy area.

Movers and Packers in Gurgaon Sector 56: With a family-friendly environment, BSD Logistics offers specialized services that cater to the needs of residents in Sector 56.

Conclusion

When it comes to relocating in Gurgaon, BSD Logistics Packers and Movers stands out for its combination of local expertise, comprehensive services, and a commitment to customer satisfaction. Whether you're moving within Sector 83, Sector 52, Sector 82, Sector 23, or Sector 45, you can trust BSD Logistics to handle your move efficiently and professionally. For a smooth and stress-free moving experience, contact BSD Logistics today at  9649075006. Let them take the hassle out of your next move!

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MG Unjuk Gigi, Tembus 509 SPK di GIIAS 2023

BALIPORTALNEWS.COM, JAKARTA - MG, perusahaan otomotif ternama asal Inggris, mencatat pencapaian luar biasa di Indonesia dengan prestasi gemilangnya dalam pameran GIIAS 2023. Dalam transformasi pasar otomotif, MG telah membawa semangat baru dan inovasi otomotif yang segar ke tanah air. Dengan penuh apresiasi, Marketing & PR MG Motor Indonesia, Arief Syarifudin mengungkapkan rasa terima kasih yang mendalam kepada seluruh pelanggan yang telah memilih kendaraan MG. Ia dengan tulus mengakui bahwa keberhasilan ini tak akan terwujud tanpa dukungan dan kepercayaan yang tak tergoyahkan dari konsumen kami. “MG telah membangun jejak berharga di kancah internasional termasuk di Indonesia melalui inovasi-inovasi yang berhasil merebut hati masyarakat. Keunggulan gemilang yang kami raih dalam pameran GIIAS kali ini adalah hasil konkret dari dedikasi tak tergoyahkan kami dalam mendorong inovasi transportasi berkelanjutan,” ucap Arief. Arief menambahkan bahwa seluruh produk mobil MG mendapatkan perhatian tinggi dari konsumen selama perhelatan GIIAS 2023 berlangsung, di mana New MG ZS mendominasi perolehan pemesanan dengan total 172 SPK, diikuti dengan MG 5 GT sebanyak 143 SPK, kemudian MG 4 EV, solusi kendaraan hijau dari MG yang berhasil mendapatkan 103 SPK, serta New MG HS yang juga menoreh catatan sebanyak 91 SPK. MG tampil memukau di GIIAS 2023 dengan booth eksklusif bernama ‘Social Hub MG, Techvolution’, yang berlokasi di ICE BSD. Di sini, berbagai model mobil dan teknologi unggulan MG turut dipamerkan. Berbagai respons positif dari pengunjung GIIAS membuktikan antusiasme mereka terhadap produk-produk MG. MG memamerkan beragam model di GIIAS 2023, dengan fokus utama pada New MG ZS, sebuah SUV kompak yang telah mengalami transformasi signifikan di pasar otomotif Indonesia. Tidak hanya itu, MG juga menawarkan SUV pintar New MG HS dan 4-door coupe MG 5 GT, dan beragam kendaraan elektrik yang menunjukkan komitmen MG dalam menyediakan pilihan yang sesuai dengan selera konsumen. Arka, pemilik New MG ZS, mengungkapkan, New MG ZS sungguh menghipnotis sejak kali pertama mata melirik ke arahnya. “Uji coba test drive mengukuhkan keyakinan saya bahwa New MG ZS adalah pilihan yang tepat. Fitur-fitur mewah dan desain sporty yang stylish dari New MG ZS membuat saya mantap untuk memiliki mobil ini. Atap kaca Electric IMAX Panoramic Sunroof dan sistem Infotainment yang selalu terkoneksi bukan hanya mendapat sambutan hangat dari anak-anak saya, tetapi juga menambah keistimewaan mobil ini dalam memenuhi kebutuhan keluarga kecil kami," tutur Arka dengan semangat. Seiring dengan pergeseran global menuju kendaraan listrik, MG melangkah maju dengan memperkenalkan MG ZS EV di ajang GIIAS 2023 yang merupakan varian kendaraan listrik berbasis SUV. Langkah ini mencerminkan komitmen MG terhadap solusi mobilitas berkelanjutan dan respons terhadap kepedulian konsumen terhadap lingkungan. Prestasi gemilang juga diraih oleh MG 4 EV, kendaraan listrik yang berhasil menarik perhatian di GIIAS 2023. Meskipun baru hadir di pasar Indonesia, MG 4 EV berhasil mencatatkan 103 SPK hanya dalam 10 hari pameran. Keberhasilan ini mencerminkan daya tarik desain, teknologi, dan nilai yang ditawarkan oleh MG kepada konsumen Indonesia. Respon positif masyarakat terhadap MG di GIIAS 2023 mendorong MG untuk memperluas kehadirannya di seluruh Indonesia. Keberhasilan ini memperkuat keyakinan MG terhadap potensi pasar Indonesia dan kemampuan MG untuk memenuhi harapan konsumen. MG pun melangkah lebih jauh dengan menyelenggarakan pameran bertajuk “Dare to Drive” di seluruh Indonesia, mulai dari area Jabodetabek seperti Mal Pondok Indah, Gandaria City, Lippo Mall Puri, Mal Kelapa Gading 3, Summarecon Mal Bekasi, Central Park, dan bahkan di luar kota Jakarta seperti Trans Studio Bandung, Paris Van Java, Trans Studio Makassar, Phinisi Point Makassar, Mal Ratu Indah Makassar Manado Town Square, Pakuwon Trade Center, Pakuwon City Mal Surabaya, Palembang Icon, Cambridge Square Medan, Center Point Medan, Mal SKA dan Mal Living World Pekanbaru yang bertujuan untuk memberikan pengalaman berkendara yang mengasyikkan bagi para pecinta otomotif di seluruh Indonesia. Langkah ini sekaligus meredefinisikan harapan konsumen MG di Indonesia. Nikmati promo ‘Drive Now - Pay Later’ yang memberikan kemudahan fantastis bagi para konsumen untuk memiliki New MG ZS dengan free installment hingga 6 bulan.(bpn) Read the full article