I finally read Otome Mob Volume 8 after getting it a while back.
It was a fun volume, quite inconsequential, but it was nice to get downtime.
I know a lot of authors, especially for long series, in Japan love to divide up their stories.
They’ll have one or two really heavy plot focused volumes and then one downtime slice of life focused volume.
Personally to me I prefer a more even spread, since I’m not a fan of what feels like filler, even if it develops characters.
But it worked in this one because a major arc ended it helped move things to the start of the next one.
I started watching One Hit Sister and was pleasantly surprised to see it was better than Two Hit Mom.
I find it amusing how those two franchises are totally separate entities despite the names.
Anyway, other stuff I’m watching…
Uh quite a lot.
Oh the Oshi no Ko anime obviously, have I mentioned that in a ramble yet?
I think I did.
I started a video in the background while preparing these and got totally distracted.
I just spent 2 hours reading tv trope pages and other random stuff after reading about a book in the comments of a video.
Man what a life.
You what I find really crazy?
TV tropes is sometimes more comprehensive on spoilers and lore content than the actual wikis for things!
For example with Blue Archive TVtropes is actually up to date with the asian servers latest plot twists.
I’m really annoyed at myself today.
I planned to order something today after checking if I had the money left over after buying something for my dads birthday, but then plans were suddenly sprung on me and I totally forgot about it. I was busy all day so I didn’t think about but then when I finally got some free time I sat at my computer for game dailies, when I noticed I had the tab left open. But the listing timed out.
So, yay, I can’t get what I wanted.
I ordered a slightly inferior one instead just to make sure I had it on hand for when I want it though, rather than hoping another listing appeared.
As I was reading this novel that involved dating sims, it got me thinking about how much the gaming industry has changed over the years. Dating sims have become increasingly popular in recent times, with many gamers finding joy in virtual dating and relationships. It’s interesting how people are drawn to these games, and I wonder if it’s because they provide an escape from the stresses of real life or because they allow us to experiment with romantic scenarios we might not get to experience in reality. Whatever the reason may be, it’s clear that dating sims have become a beloved part of gaming culture, and I’m curious to see how they continue to evolve in the future.
In the meantime, I’m excited to see how Trapped in a Dating Sim: The World of Otome Games is Tough for Mobs progresses.
*This pre-chapter ramble was brought to you by… AI.
