Frieren is a slow burn for sure. I understand it is not for everyone, and that's okay.
To me, it's the best anime I've watched in a while. The slower pace lets scenes breath and the melancholic undertones resonate with me right now. Isekai has really flooded the market right now and to me this is such a breath of fresh air.
I think with the anime you listed there is definitely an anime in the current or recent seasons that will speak to you. I recommend Mashle. To me it's One Punch at Hogwarts.
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Thank you!! I'll be sure to give this a try
What's the motivation for the Elder Dragon to fight the PCs? Is the Teostra here to kill hunters and can't be swayed? Will it accept the meal and let them live if they never return if the food is good enough? And threaten to kill them if it isn't satisfactory? Does the Teostra see an opportunity and decide to hire them to take out some lesser monsters that have been bothering it but hasn't found the time to deal with yet. Perhaps eventually it asks them to even take out another group of hunters.
You can do multiple skill checks for encounters. Persuasion to see if the Teostra will not immediately fight and consider their food. A cooking utensil check for how impressive the cooking turns out. The Teostra is an Elder Dragon so the DC for checks could be set high, but up to you ultimately.
You should give the Charmin Strong a try if you haven't. I hate the soft and fluffy ones as they leave lint like you said. I've never had an issue like that with the strong.
Any chance you'd share the green bean dish recipe? I hate the basic ones and have yet to find one that truly satisfies.
Go ninja, go ninja, go!
I agree, what a huge disappointment that one was. Skip Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey for sure. I will say that The Suicide Squad and the Peacemaker show are fantastic. Both are by James Gunn if you happen to like his Guardians of the Galaxy work.
In Sync for Reddit we had the ability to view previously upvoted posts. I don't know if Lemmy supports that, but that was a feature I used often to go back to something. Thanks