Ben Lindbergh

We started watching this, I guess, around the beginning of the year, and I just caught up now.

So it'll take you some time.

But each episode is super digestible.

Because these are like sitcom lengths, you know, kind of typical for anime, I guess.

It's just, it's like 20 minutes, you know, when you take out the credits and the previously on.

And so really bite size, you know?

And so it's the perfect combination of like,

I can watch this when I have half an hour, 20 minutes to kill.

But also, I will be watching this for weeks.

And it'll just be my constant companion, my found family.

And that's the best.

The only downside of Fear in Season 2 is it's only 10 episodes long.

Which I think is because the manga is on indefinite hiatus right now, just like for the health of the artist and the creator.

And they were really churning it out.

And so they've taken some breaks and they don't want a Game of Thrones situation where they get ahead of the source material.

So fair enough.

Another comp I wanted to make is to the Legend of Zelda, which we talked about on ButtMesh last week.

There's a lot of Zelda, just the world design, the music, the dungeons, the dungeon maps, the fighting dark versions of yourself, and the traveling around.

The only time where Fearon got a little slow for me was toward the end of the first season, where there was an arc where they're inside a dungeon for several episodes.

And it was kind of cool, but also...