Fighting Everyone In The Library

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This episode was possibly partly inspired by Episode 8 (All That We Destroy) of the Hulu anthology television show Into The Dark that I watched before going to sleep.

All that I can remember of this dream is that at some point I was outside during the day, there was a man with light-color skin who was possibly an automobile mechanic who was helping fix someone’s automobile, and after talking with them briefly I walked inside a library.

I went inside a large windowless room in the library where everyone was, somehow I ended up challenging everyone to a fight / sparring match (maybe someone challenged me, and I felt confident enough to extend the challenge so that everyone in the building could fight me at the same time), and so a brawl / sparring match started with me against everyone.

Somehow I was super over-confident and I barely even tried during the fight, I mostly let people try to attack me, and I was so good and / or they were so bad at fighting that they still did not stand a chance against me.

I easily defeated their best people quickly so everyone gave up, their best and / or loudest fighter was a man whose fingertip completely broke off somehow, the man said that his finger could be reattached, and so we picked his finger up and I used some kind of futuristic mini-torch-like medical device to basically weld his finger back on.

I think that maybe the man had the medical device, he briefly explained how it worked, and then he had me use it to weld his finger back on.

The device seemed to have some kind of special substance that helped to reattach limbs / skin / et cetera, it was like some kind of skin / glue-like stuff maybe, but I can not remember.

After welding his finger back on and talking to them briefly about our brawl I left to a slightly fictional version of The E House where I seemed to live with my family, and a fictional door that led to the family room was unlocked to my surprise and I learned that the door handle / lock seemed to be broken so I told my parents who were in the family room.

Then I started to talk to my parents about the library brawl et cetera, but that is all that I can remember of this dream.

The end,

-John Jr

Hanebado: The Badminton Play Of Ayano Hanesaki (Season 1)

Source: IMDb

What is it?

The 2018 Japanese badminton anime television show Hanebado! (Hanebado: The Badminton Play Of Ayano Hanesaki!).

What is it about?

This is how Funimation describes this anime television show:

Despite her great potential, Ayano Hanesaki would rather avoid badminton than play it.

But when she meets Nagisa Aragaki, a third year who spends every waking moment perfecting her game, she’s inspired.

Encouraged by their coach, Tachibana Kentarou, Ayano and Nagisa will hit the court and rally against rivals with amazing skills!

Final Thoughts

I found out about this anime on YouTube last year, but it took me until yesterday to finally finish it because I just was not into it so I had to force myself to finally finish it because I watched some episodes last year but I stopped watching it until I finally finished it this year.

This anime has some good animation for the sports action, it is surprisingly and overly dramatic, but it just did not connect with me or catch my interest; and the ending was rushed and skipped over too many things with too positive of an ending.

This anime was surprisingly realistic with the way that it approached badminton, I do not often say or think this, but in this case I think that this show would have been better if it had been less realistic and had gone for a more over-the-top action approach.

Finishing this anime was not easy for me, but I am glad that I finally finished it at least even if I did not care for it which is disappointing because I thought that I would like this show better than I did.

The end,

-John Jr