>>3317016There's something about /sword/ that's so engaging, I can't describe it any better than it's genuinely fun and entertaining talking to anons about Touken Ranbu. Maybe it's the bias influencing my opinion but of all the threads for series that have endured over the years that I've been in, /sword/ has been the one that stuck to me the most.
>it feels like nothing can fulfill me as much as /sword/ did anymoreThis is me with every game or show I invest in, but with /sword/'s case the combination of being a historyfag and threads fostering a genuinely comfy community have made it difficult to find the same joy and fulfillment from other franchises.
>>3317020>If I like another franchise I just end up imagining them together as a conceptThat really won't slide with the thing I'm currently trying to get into because
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