Fate/Zero is the best place to start in my opinion. And a fantastic show.
Edit: And if you wanted to watch it from "the beginning" you could try Fate/Stay Night UBW, but Fate/Zero is a prequel to that (and better).
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As long as it doesn't hinder his "elbows" any or touch his ears, he's fine with wearing most costumes/sweaters/shirts. We actually like to joke that he likes them, but I'm pretty sure he's at best just thankful for the additional warmth.
No leaves, but he's wearing a sweater so that counts.
Not quite as bendy: Enkidu
Link contains mild spoilers for the conclusion of the Buu Saga in Z, but pretty much what the other poster said.
https://screenrant.com/dragon-ball-daimas-timeline-placement-confirmed/
As a note, GT is no longer considered "canon", so barring something strange you shouldn't have to worry about other shows spoiling anything for it. From what little I've heard about Daima, it kind of seems like an attempt to do GT but good.
I had never heard of Young Animal magazine, so for a brief moment I thought Berserk was coming to DC comics through their Young Animal imprint.
Contrary to my usual tendencies, I was not a patient gamer with Survivor. I got it on PS5 the week it released, if I remember correctly. The performance issues were surprising (although actually still better on release than Fallen Order was), but other than that the game was an improvement for me in every way. Once a few patches came out improving stability, it completely superseded the original.
Edit: And I'm glad to hear it runs well enough on PC now; once I upgrade my GPU I may watch for a sale and double dip.
Even the people I know that are otherwise relatively tech savvy don't do this.
Not to say it's a good operating system, though.
“Humid conditions have their own sort of more perceptual limitations, that difficulty breathing, because it feels so claustrophobic,” Dr Cheng says.
“But in the dry environment, so far, the rate at which [their core temperature] is rising can be one-and-a-half to two times what we’re seeing with the more humid conditions.”
“It’s really for a lot of those nations, that don’t have a choice but to actually live in these conditions 24/7 … or for people in circumstances where air conditioning is not an option, or areas of the world where manual labour in the field is just sort of their way of life,” Dr Cheng says.
“A lot of those parts of the world that are most affected by it, are also the ones that have the least resources, I think, to deal with it.”
The researchers will keep testing the conditions on people until the end of the year.
But in the meantime, it’s given both the researchers, and Owen, an important glimpse into where the heat threshold of the human body lies.
The novel (written by Andrew Robinson) A Stitch in Time also confirms this physical attraction, if not specific examples of physical affection.
Walmart (US) a while back. I think it was advertised for small dogs.