SlimeKnight

You blush when you're emberassed.

Homoerotic tension rises!

If it's any consolation, I did get the joke lol

It may not be realistic, but wouldn't it be cooler if it did?

Like, seriously, nobody question when a character breaks physics when they flash step, shoot laser beams, or fly solely by their willpower.

Why should porn be subjected to realism more than non porn?

There is two types of color blending, tint and light.

Tint is what is usually taught, primaries are red, blue,yellow and we make the rest with them.

With light however, the primaries are Red, Blue and Green. Most image editing software use light blending, so you can zoom on a pixel and use a color picker to get its RGB value. And to make yellow with light blending, you combine red and green

Extra fun fact! Tint primaries are actually Magenta, Yellow, and Cyan.

Red + Blue = Magenta Red + Green = Yellow Green + Blue = Cyan

Magenta + Yellow = Red Magenta + Cyan = Blue Cyan + Yellow = Green

You kid, but it feels me with sense of "is this a pointless action or will it fuck me over down the line?"

Basically, most of these animes are light novel adaptations and the market for then in Japan is extremely saturated. So by making the title as descriptive as possible, there is a chance that it will catch someone's attention as opposed to having a nondescript title.

Thank god, I'm not alone lol I also prefer combat

This reminds me of "Clarke and Dawe - The Front Fell Off" skit XD

Heyheyhey, 5 years later is still valid!

To mention one not already said.

ShangriLaFrontier

Isekais are so overdone, that even parodies are overdone. SLF doesn't take itself seriously but also doesn't make fun of the genre. Instead it's like it wants to go "okay, but being OP in a VR world is hella fun", and shows the characters enjoying being OP and fighting equally OP enemies. I especially enjoy the banter between the closest friends as the heckle each other. My only complaint would be, protagonist friends are also OP in their own ways but we never see them win over protagonist on screen, just implied during conversation.