Like with Part 5 most of the points were just really standard Part 5 praise and the personal connections thing was the only interesting idea he had that was new. Everything else was surface level and I think it’s cause he really has no passion for part 5.
Chi no Wadachi (A Trail of Blood) is actually pretty good. It's a mix of psychological horror and Bildungsroman story telling. I would give it a read if you're interested in that type of literature. The mom has a mix of borderline/dependent personality disorder and severe depression while the main protag Seiichi shows signs of having the same issues as her. If he continues to grow up like her, he could very well become more psychotic than his mom.
I want to be optimistic and call it a reference to the recent oneshot since Trump was actually in it.
Glad you enjoyed it. I'm of the same opinion, it wrapped up nicely so it doesn't really need a second season, but I wouldn't mind a sequel if it were of the same quality. The layers of mystery are practically a necessity for a good sequel, so if they decide to continue it, I hope the writers are up to the challenge.
I had to do a double take at that. Really?
Someone get @Alec Benson Leary to submit Asperchu. A true piece of modern art that deserves to be shared with the Japanese.
Well this entire timeline has just been one long meme, so, why the hell not?
What do you think the chances are someone convinces Chris themselves to submit their work.
Studio behind 'Kimetsu no Yaiba' anime accused of tax evasion
Company suspected of hiding ¥446 million in income and evading ¥139 million in taxes
A cafe in Tokyo's Nakano Ward run by Ufotable Inc. | KYODO
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- JUN 3, 2020
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Anime studio Ufotable Inc., widely known for its “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba” series, and its president have been accused of evading some ¥139 million in taxes, sources said Wednesday.
The Tokyo Regional Taxation Bureau has filed a criminal complaint with the Tokyo District Public Prosecutor’s Office, accusing the company and its 50-year-old president, Hikaru Kondo, of violating the corporate and consumption tax laws, the sources said.
On its website, Ufotable offered an apology to fans and people concerned over the case. “We’re committed to complying with laws and conducting appropriate operations to create an environment to make sustainable, better works,” it said.
The company said it has already filed revised tax returns and completed payments for the years ending in August 2015, August 2017 and in August 2018.
The company is suspected of hiding ¥446 million in income and evading ¥110 million in corporate taxes and ¥29 million in consumption taxes over the three years by manipulating the books at four cafes it runs in Tokyo and Osaka, the sources said.
Cafe sales in Tokyo were put in a safe at Kondo’s home. He is believed to have asked his wife, who was in charge of accounting, to exclude some ¥100 million to ¥200 million a year from the books, the sources said.
In March last year, the tax bureau searched Kondo’s home, where some ¥300 million in cash was found in a safe.
Ufotable, established in 2000, is also known for its “Tales” and “Fate” series. It also operates cafes and restaurants in Japan and South Korea.
