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Sasaki and Peeps Ep. 4 "The Prince and the Sage" is quite the heartwarming episode after the melancholy of the previous one. I would best describe this latest episode as the breaking dawn after the long night. After you watch this episode, I think that might be your opinion as well. Especially when
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Solo Leveling Ep. 3 "It's Like a Game" finally starts the titular game for Sung Jin-woo. Alas though, this third episode also reveals to us that Jin-woo is in way over his head. Especially since, as it turns out, he barely even knows what a video game is. Solo Leveling Ep. 3 "It's Like a Game":
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Sasaki and Peeps Ep. 3 "The War and the Young Lady" deviates from the anime's usual formula in some very interesting ways. The previous two episodes have been a delightful mix of slice of life comedy and dark fantasy thriller. This third episode still has slice of life comedy in it, but there's no
It was announced to lukewarm reception last year that Warner Bros. was looking to make the Harry Potter series into a TV series adapting the books once again. According to Deadline, the pitches and fervor for that series are heating up at the moment. There are several writers making pitches for the
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Sasaki and Peeps Ep. 2 "A First Job and a Partner" gives us more of the slice of life fantasy comedy that attracted me to the anime in the first place. However, this episode also gives us a surprising amount of paramilitary fantasy action as well. I mean, what else do you call it when Sasaki's
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