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Futari Bus (Bus for Two) is peak slow-burn romance. Itโs about two childhood friends who drifted apart but still take the same bus every day, and a missing vending machine is what finally gets them talking again. Their first conversations are so awkward in a way that feels real, and watching them slowly get comfortable enough to tease each other is the best part. Itโs so cozy and low-key, but somehow a five-minute bus conversation has you smiling like an idiot. ๐ฅ๐ฅ
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I don't know which nameplate to get give me suggestions y'all
I want the nameplate that suit my pfp
Which one I get "Sakura Drift", "Dusk" or "Selenite"
Everyone is talking like the site was gone but I didn't got any issues was it temporary or something bad is about to happen?
If you want a chill manga with some family drama, give Okaeri Suiheisen a try. Itโs about a guy who helps run his grandpaโs bathhouse, and one day a kid shows up saying heโs his half-brother. ๐๐
The best part is seeing them go from barely knowing what to say to each other to actually acting like brothers. They get closer just doing normal stuff around the bathhouse, which makes it feel pretty real. Also, the art is so nice. The seaside town and the steamy bathhouse make it feel super cosy, even when the story gets a little sad. ๐ฅ๐ฅ




Will i get infinite amount of Selenite by commenting? Is there a daily limit on how much you can get one day?
Since we can change it. Can we select the previous ones which we earned by leveling up. I like the Ruby themed one more than 70th and 80th ones
Which anime do you think would be considered a masterpiece if it had received a proper ending or a complete adaptation?
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