[PAS] Carole & Tuesday - 24 (WEB 720p AAC) [C0D5853F].mkv

Thanks for all that you've done. Looking forward to Beastars!

Thanks for the quick releases! You da best.

Love you guys! thanks for the hardwork
will wait for Beastars

thank you

thank u guys so much

Thanx for the subs.

Thanks for all the work!

Thanks a lot for Carole & Tuesday, awesome work!

Thanks!

thanks

Thank you!

Thank you so much!!! otsukaresama!! Looking forward to Beastars!!

Thank you, you guys are the best XD

Thank you for the full season!

Thanks.

Thanks for your hard work!

Thank you very much for your timely, high-quality work. I feel sorry for those who will have to wait until Christmas to watch the flawless second half of this show. Looking forward to your Beastars subs.

Thank you!!!

Sankyuu!

When it said "Will be continued", I thought "Oh, good", but then it said "in your mind". Oh. Seriously enjoyed this series.

Thank you!!!!

Thanks!

Thanks, until next time.

If BEASTARS doesn't have subs or they're bad (like you mentioned) will you release it in 720p or 1080p since it's primarily going to be CG?

fabulous last ep
i cried

@Saltbush
lmao watanabe jebaiting us
i love how the guy tickles us with things we see and hear

Thanks! Really good job!

thank you!!

Thanks for subbing!

Unfortunately, I hate We Are The World-esque songs, and even though this one is the best of those types I've heard it still doesn't tickle my fancy. But an excellent decision for the finale nonetheless.

Thanks for subbing it.

Thank you

Thank you, heroes!

Thank you guys. Made an account just to say this.

@VON-Encodes whatever the native resolution is. Obviously not descaling, but still downscale444ing. Houseki no Kuni was 720p and the Monster Strike movie was 900p.

Thanks for the awesome work on the show.

Is the batch soon? Previously you mentioned some naming errors,so I'm expecting a batch with correcting them and all.

Thanks for all the releases on C&T!

The end is here! Thanks for all the hard work.

Tuesday was very cute.

@Pa-Subs: Okay, thanks for the info. Out of curiosity how to do you find out the native resolution of a show (I know most are 720p)?