One of those shows that just got better and better for me as it went on. The movie (The First Kiss That Never Ends) feels like great payoff for all the development between Kaguya and Shirogane.
On Crunchyroll the movie is available split into 4 episodes, as it was aired on Japanese TV I think, and listed as another "season". That's maybe why the other commenter thought that you've seen it already if you finished the series.
They are separate. Think of community names like email addresses: john.smith@here.edu is different from john.smith@there.com
Similarly, gaming@lemmy.ml is different from gaming@beehaw.org
I'm commenting here from another instance (feddit.de) where I'm logged in and this community is available at https://feddit.de/c/lemmyworld@lemmy.world
Similarly, you can just access communities from other instances here, e.g. https://lemmy.world/c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml
I wanted to comment that now the cat is out of the bag that Shobon is writing the script for this show, but the next episode preview has me second-guessing myself again. You just never know with this show.
But some foreshadowed details seem to be coming together, with the super drugs Otaku hero and the girls got from the old geezer apparently being a trap and Shobon's magical girls being something like evil twins of Anarchy, Blue and Pink.
And they also went really meta again with all the talk about death flags.
I wasn't much of a fan of the first season, but I'm enjoying this one much more. There's been some clear development in Tsukasa's and Nasa's relationship with how they're being more open with each other. That shows both in how they are sometimes teasing each other and in how they are more comfortable being affectionate.
This was somehow both the lewdest and most wholesome episode so far at the same time!
Nasa biting Tsukasas ear and the noises she made in reaction was almost hentai-level lol.
But Nasa reminiscing on how he and Tsukasa met and Tsukasa explaining why she asked him to marry her was really romantic.
I tried mentioning and linking this community on /r/anime and got my comments deleted because advertising other communities is not allowed there. But after messaging the mods about it, they seem to be aware of the need for an alternative that isn't Discord and seem to be cooking something up as a contingency for an /r/anime exodus.
Just mentioning Lemmy in general seems to be fine though and has been done several times in the blackout thread.
For the still running season, why not just take the top 10 from the /r/anime ranking. Although I agree it's hard to draw a hard limit, you need to do it somewhere. And if someone misses their favorite show, they can still post a thread themselves.
I'd wager that next month this community will not be that small anymore, then it could be ramped up.
I was going to just manually make a post for seasonal episodes as I watch them, but if you want to automate it, why not?
Just maybe initially limit it to the more popular shows, otherwise I also think it might overwhelm this still small community.
Who needs a life anyway!
I have the impression that the federation thing as a whole still has some issues. Like I checked some of my submissions on different instances and it would sometimes show different comment counts, but the comment which would explain the difference was nowhere to be seen. So it wouldn't surprise me if vote (non-)propagation also doesn't always work as intended.
Not currently possible because that is not exposed via the Lemmy API, although it would be possible and there's an open issue about it according to the dev: https://lemmy.ml/comment/439350
I think going to GitHub and voting/commenting on issues we'd like resolved would help the developers prioritize what to tackle first.