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But Jujutsu Kaisen one-ups its many competitors in a few key areas: First of all, I don’t know if I stressed this enough already, but literally every speaking character in JJK is dumb as hell, and its amazing to watch them rub their brain-cells together and out-shenanigans each other every week. Also, even though JJK goes out of its way to avoid gross fanservice and cheap titillation, almost every character in this show is also hot as all get out. Gojo With the Sparkling Eyes is Daddy™. Nanami the Millennial Poster Child™ is Daddy. Mahito the Sexy Evil Frankenstein Ghost is…well, I’m sure someone; out there thinks he is Daddy™. Come for the blistering spectacle, stay for the constantly hilarious comedy, and then keep a tab open so you can take all of the sexy screenshots you need to, you know, for research purposes. That’s what Jujutsu Kaisen is all about.
Worst: The Promised Neverland Season 2 & Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon (Tie) Drunk Lives Matter Irish Shirt
Is it cheating to pick two series for this spot? Maybe, but I don’t care! Yashahime and The Promised Neverland’s second season both managed to turn from being infuriating dumpster fires into a recurring weekly race to the bottom, and I legitimately cannot pick between the two of them for Worst Anime of Winter 2021. Yashahime squandered the years that Inuyasha spent earning the faith and goodwill of its fans on an incoherent, half-finished, and often gobsmackingly stupid sequel. Conversely, The Promised Neverland Season 2 squandered all of the unrealized potential of its wonderful first season on an incoherent, half-finished, and often gobsmackingly stupid sequel. Yashahime spreads its terribleness across an agonizingly long twenty-four episodes (with more to come, because God is dead), while The Promised Neverland takes the opposite route by mangling the manga’s already rushed story and whittling around 150 chapters worth of material into a measly eleven episodes.
Now, I can already hear you asking, “But James, which one is the worst, between the two? Is it Yashahime, or The Promised Neverland?” In either case, the only answer I can give is, “Yes.” Flip a coin. Draw straws. Toss both shows into a lake with stones tied to their ankles, and see which one floats up to the surface. However you have to decide, and whatever decision you finally come to, find comfort in knowing that you will be right. Just please, whatever you do, don’t feel like you need to actually watch either show. You’ll come to the same conclusion either way, and you’ll have been swindled out of many precious minutes of life that you won’t ever be able to get back.
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