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Watch it on Netflix mainly, unfortunately more niche shows need to be bought physically can be a huge pain in the ass. I am a fan of sailing the seven seas, but watching on a laptop isn't my preferred method.

I hope so, although Reddit has largely taken the place of text based, community forums. I do hope that we continue to see the resurgence in forums though, as they are very slowly creeping back into the ecosystem.

Hi hi! Your English is perfectly understandable. 👌 If you want to start playing otaku games, then I would play Persona 5 first. It's one of the best games of all time in general.

Oh, of course. Lelouch is far superior to Light, at least Lelouch doesn't shit the bed at the end lol.

Hello, all. I'm from the UK, unfortunately. Been on here since yesterday and noticed there was an introduction channel. I was honestly sick of social media and the anime takes surrounding it. I just searched up "otaku forums" as I have been extremely active on other forums of the same nature...

Welcome! I agree, the UK is such a hostile place for anime fans. I always hear about how anime has went "mainstream" but as far as I know, it's still relatively niche in the UK. At least in my school, nobody knows any anime past Dragon Ball.

Death Note. Unless you count that one scene with Misa in Part 2 (Although I don't think that was necessarily fanservice)

Probably. I like fanservice, though. I am a fan and I am being serviced, alright.

I know phrases from stuff I've played and would love to learn but seems very complex. Moshi moshi Gomen nasai That's all I got...

Definitely for Higurashi. Pretty much 99% of visual novels are better than the anime. Anime can be better if they cut out menial filler but generally the VN's are much better