>>190821533For me, it's kind of like hearing that someone in a different department at the big company I work for died. I never talked to them, but maybe I saw them in the hall once. I might feel a little bad if the news is brief and I start doing other tasks, but I might tear up if I see other co-workers cry, and I'd probably actually full on cry if I go to the funeral and see the people who knew them crying.
I heard about it this morning when there were no confirmed deaths. I forgot about it at work, came home to be reminded about it here, and clicked on the tread to read if anything else has came up and maybe post something about my personal experience with how diesel fuel is scary as fuck once it's on fire and hot. KyoAni has made a shows I've enjoyed, so it's a bummer to think that other people at the company could say something like, "Here are some of the key-frames my recently dead co-worker made," and show a scene I liked. I haven't teared up or cried so far, but if I stayed here all night, I'd probably read a bunch of sad stuff and watch videos on fires (like
>>190823415) and end up crying from that. I've got to wake up early, though.
I briefly thought about seeing if I could trick people into thinking Pochi died while working on the Mom-Isekai show, and I smiled at that.I did watch something on Jim Henson last weekend and cried from that, so I know I'm not completely dead inside. But that was also after an hour or two of hearing about the stuff he did, his thoughts and desires, and then followed by footage from his funeral and strong words.
I don't drink much, but I poured a glass since there were like three other anons were doing it. I don't need it emotionally, and I haven't watched hyouka so I might be missing something, but whatever. I do honestly hope I'll hear KyoAni and their employees are doing well in the future.
Good night /a/.
