thought about this on the way home from work and felt like writing about it, so here's a couple of examples.

The best bits imo, visually-speaking, of Tokyo Ghoul's early parts are the instances where you're just shown A Character Or Two. There's good imagery in early Tokyo Ghoul for sure, but a lot of it is very... rough and bland, the style that starts dominating during :re just isn't there. :re's art gradually gets more and more erratic, scratchy, just generally kind of noisy, and the only thing that really compares (but is still VASTLY different in presentation) are a couple of bits towards the end of part 1 of Tokyo Ghoul, and some of the torture scenes in the middle-ish of part 1.

images:

Somehow, Jean-Luc Picard's face is not the out-of-place thing here.

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[31/1] - Started Persona 3 FES, using several mods to make the experience a bit more tolerable. Since I've heard FES isn't a very good port gameplay wise.

[2/2] - Watched the entirety of the first arc of JoJo's Bizzare Adventure. Why do JoJo fans say this is the weakest part anyway? This is so awesome! Planning on watching the rest of the series at this point.

[5/2] - I think I got quite into JoJo. I think this part is equal to Phantom Blood in terms of quality, but it's still quite impressive. Joseph's a great protagonist too!

[7/2] - Of all Castlevania games this is the first one I decide to actually complete. It's really good though, pretty short and all so I found it a nice experience, although it took me a couple of days to get through stages.

Not sure what other Castlevania games I should try out, been thinking of continuing either my unfinished Circle of the Moon or Aria of Sorrow playthroughs.

Such a shame we didn't get ReBirth to be a complete series beyond it's three games, imagine if we got a Legends ReBirth somehow.