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Sep 13, 2014 10:22 AM
#101
keragamming said: ^ Please stop your bitching now, and stop acting like SSY can't be criticize, I've seen plenty negative reviews of it. Just as how you think it's one of the best thing you ever watch, other people think it's garbage, mediocre, waste. And that can be said for any anime. I still haven't watch this series yet, but I'm bracing myself to be disappointed, because people always overrate things. You wouldn't like it. SSY has characters, and world building, I know that isn't your taste. Do yourself a favor and don't watch it. |
Sep 13, 2014 10:26 AM
#102
PoeticJustice said: keragamming said: ^ Please stop your bitching now, and stop acting like SSY can't be criticize, I've seen plenty negative reviews of it. Just as how you think it's one of the best thing you ever watch, other people think it's garbage, mediocre, waste. And that can be said for any anime. I still haven't watch this series yet, but I'm bracing myself to be disappointed, because people always overrate things. You wouldn't like it. SSY has characters, and world building, I know that isn't your taste. Do yourself a favor and don't watch it. Yea, and the 336 anime I've completed doesn't have any of that. |
Sep 13, 2014 10:33 AM
#103
keragamming said: Yea, and the 336 anime I've completed doesn't have any of that. Admit it, you're just butthurt because you gave Sword Art Online a good rating and OP is dissing an anime you gave a good rating. |
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Sep 13, 2014 10:34 AM
#104
keragamming said: the only things ive seen people complain about ssy are the homophobes who freak out over the gay kissing and the turds who say their eyes bleed cause they want all anime to have animation as good as redline^ Please stop your bitching now, and stop acting like SSY can't be criticize, I've seen plenty negative reviews of it. |
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Sep 13, 2014 10:37 AM
#105
Kokororin said: keragamming said: Yea, and the 336 anime I've completed doesn't have any of that. Admit it, you're just butthurt because you gave Sword Art Online a good rating and OP is dissing an anime you gave a good rating. More like annoyed. Butthurt though? Nah. SAO is far from my favorite series. Only a few series would make me get butthurt from people talking shit about it, I think you can guess what the first one is. ;) @OnlyTemporary I didn't see anyone criticizing anything like that. I saw the animation it isn't bad at all. Oh, and thnx for the spoiler. ;) |
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Sep 13, 2014 10:46 AM
#106
Sep 13, 2014 11:04 AM
#107
crosx said: keragamming said: OnlyTemporary said: ssy will stand the test of time more than sao i think i can only hope so anyway... that it will be regarded rightfully as classic masterpiece by future critics and sao will be called trash rightfully so As much as you don't like the series, you have to remember that their is plenty of people that actually likes the series as well, hence why it's popular. you maybe denying it, but sao will most likely stand the test of time more than ssy, simple because it's a well known series. ssy, will be remembered but only by a small amount of people. It doesn't have a big impact on the industry. It doesn't seem like a series that will be memorable. It will probably be forever underrated, if it's as good as what people are saying. Popular anime dies, good anime no. Then why is DBZ still popular after being completed 20 years ago? |
Sep 13, 2014 11:08 AM
#108
sullynathan said: because everyone has a nostalgia boner for itcrosx said: keragamming said: OnlyTemporary said: ssy will stand the test of time more than sao i think i can only hope so anyway... that it will be regarded rightfully as classic masterpiece by future critics and sao will be called trash rightfully so As much as you don't like the series, you have to remember that their is plenty of people that actually likes the series as well, hence why it's popular. you maybe denying it, but sao will most likely stand the test of time more than ssy, simple because it's a well known series. ssy, will be remembered but only by a small amount of people. It doesn't have a big impact on the industry. It doesn't seem like a series that will be memorable. It will probably be forever underrated, if it's as good as what people are saying. Popular anime dies, good anime no. Then why is DBZ still popular after being completed 20 years ago? |
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Sep 13, 2014 11:09 AM
#109
sullynathan said: crosx said: keragamming said: OnlyTemporary said: ssy will stand the test of time more than sao i think i can only hope so anyway... that it will be regarded rightfully as classic masterpiece by future critics and sao will be called trash rightfully so As much as you don't like the series, you have to remember that their is plenty of people that actually likes the series as well, hence why it's popular. you maybe denying it, but sao will most likely stand the test of time more than ssy, simple because it's a well known series. ssy, will be remembered but only by a small amount of people. It doesn't have a big impact on the industry. It doesn't seem like a series that will be memorable. It will probably be forever underrated, if it's as good as what people are saying. Popular anime dies, good anime no. Then why is DBZ still popular after being completed 20 years ago? On the one hand because the franchise continuously popped out new movies and stuff since it 'ended' (aka it never actually ended, only the manga did). On the other hand because it's good. |
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Sep 13, 2014 11:15 AM
#110
keragamming said: Yea, and the 336 anime I've completed doesn't have any of that. Worldbuilding is something SSY focused on, is what he/she meant. We rarely get shows that do that. OnlyTemporary said: keragamming said: the only things ive seen people complain about ssy are the homophobes who freak out over the gay kissing and the turds who say their eyes bleed cause they want all anime to have animation as good as redline^ Please stop your bitching now, and stop acting like SSY can't be criticize, I've seen plenty negative reviews of it. yeah seriously. and these few things "ew pretentious" "so overrated" "i dont care for the characters" and of course, lets not forget "too much gay" I really want to see a legit unbiased negative review. |
Sep 13, 2014 11:17 AM
#111
Higashi_no_Kaze said: sullynathan said: crosx said: keragamming said: OnlyTemporary said: ssy will stand the test of time more than sao i think i can only hope so anyway... that it will be regarded rightfully as classic masterpiece by future critics and sao will be called trash rightfully so As much as you don't like the series, you have to remember that their is plenty of people that actually likes the series as well, hence why it's popular. you maybe denying it, but sao will most likely stand the test of time more than ssy, simple because it's a well known series. ssy, will be remembered but only by a small amount of people. It doesn't have a big impact on the industry. It doesn't seem like a series that will be memorable. It will probably be forever underrated, if it's as good as what people are saying. Popular anime dies, good anime no. Then why is DBZ still popular after being completed 20 years ago? On the one hand because the franchise continuously popped out new movies and stuff since it 'ended' (aka it never actually ended, only the manga did). On the other hand because it's good. But here on mal, it seems a lot of people think dbz is garbage. It gets no respect here. To be expected though. |
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Sep 13, 2014 11:20 AM
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Sep 13, 2014 11:21 AM
#113
mayukachan said: keragamming said: Yea, and the 336 anime I've completed doesn't have any of that. Worldbuilding is something SSY focused on, is what he/she meant. We rarely get shows that do that. He she also included characters. -_- Anyways bullshit to that, There is plenty of shows that focuses on world building, please stop overrating this series. |
Sep 13, 2014 11:23 AM
#114
keragamming said: He she also included characters. -_- Anyways bullshit to that, There is plenty of shows with world building, please stop overrating this series. Please name some that do it well. I need to watch more ;; I'm not overrating it, but it was more focused on the worldbuilding which is surprising because it was adapted from a novel. The only other show I've seen that did worldbuilding well was Sidonia no Kishi which you also dislike. lol Characters...SSY had a strong female lead which is what made it good. |
Sep 13, 2014 11:26 AM
#115
mayukachan said: keragamming said: He she also included characters. -_- Anyways bullshit to that, There is plenty of shows with world building, please stop overrating this series. Please name some that do it well. I need to watch more ;; I'm not overrating it, but it was more focused on the worldbuilding which is surprising because it was adapted from a novel. The only other show I've seen that did worldbuilding well was Sidonia no Kishi which you also dislike. lol Characters...SSY had a strong female lead which is what made it good. Kemono Shoja erin |
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Sep 13, 2014 11:28 AM
#116
^ I'm watching that currently (or at least going to finish it in the future). |
Sep 13, 2014 11:38 AM
#117
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Sep 13, 2014 11:41 AM
#118
People praise it for its focus on "world building", plot and characters - I'll give it that. It does spend a lot of time building atmosphere, is driven by its characters, and defined by its plot. The problems are, however, that all 3 aspects range from mediocre to garbage. The world is not only lackluster and based on sub par premises as far as dystopian societies go, but also lame as hell; the characters just a bunch of spoiled kids who happen upon certain events and served mainly as plot devices; and the plot is mediocre, forced, unfocused, and full of holes. In the end you are left with a bad sci-fi that tries to be powerful but is really just bland and obscure in terms of premises. |
Sep 13, 2014 11:46 AM
#119
@san_sevieria: Oh yes, I've read that before. Looks like the reviewer didn't have the patience to watch it tbh What I liked was the subtly of the show. If you watched it and caught onto all the little bits and pieces (foreshadowing), then the end result would be much more fulfilling as it does make sense and everything's pieced together. The lack of explanation is what made it better. RandomChampion said: People praise it for its focus on "world building", plot and characters - I'll give it that. It does spend a lot of time building atmosphere, is driven by its characters, and defined by its plot. The problems are, however, that all 3 aspects range from mediocre to garbage. The world is not only lackluster and based on sub par premises as far as dystopian societies go, but also lame as hell; the characters just a bunch of spoiled kids who happen upon certain events and served mainly as plot devices; and the plot is mediocre, forced, unfocused, and full of holes. In the end you are left with a bad sci-fi that tries to be powerful but is really just bland and obscure in terms of premises. idk man, I've read a fair amount of dystopian novels before watching SSY and it really outdid itself. I see you have high expectations for an anime, but is 2/10 really a suitable rating for SSY or is it just hate? I agree that some of the characters were plot devices but it was used to drive it forward. The plot is not unfocused or forced. It's subtle and written well. I felt as if it was intentionally "unfocused" as in for first time viewers, we wouldn't be able to find the clear ending or goal of it but everything was laid out so that it seamed together in the end. |
Sep 13, 2014 11:48 AM
#120
OnlyTemporary said: sullynathan said: because everyone has a nostalgia boner for itcrosx said: keragamming said: OnlyTemporary said: ssy will stand the test of time more than sao i think i can only hope so anyway... that it will be regarded rightfully as classic masterpiece by future critics and sao will be called trash rightfully so As much as you don't like the series, you have to remember that their is plenty of people that actually likes the series as well, hence why it's popular. you maybe denying it, but sao will most likely stand the test of time more than ssy, simple because it's a well known series. ssy, will be remembered but only by a small amount of people. It doesn't have a big impact on the industry. It doesn't seem like a series that will be memorable. It will probably be forever underrated, if it's as good as what people are saying. Popular anime dies, good anime no. Then why is DBZ still popular after being completed 20 years ago? I call bs on that. Nostalgia aside DBZ is popular enough to open in US Theatre's. Even a decade after the movies and DBGT. |
Sep 13, 2014 11:49 AM
#121
mayukachan said: keragamming said: He she also included characters. -_- Anyways bullshit to that, There is plenty of shows with world building, please stop overrating this series. Please name some that do it well. I need to watch more ;; I'm not overrating it, but it was more focused on the worldbuilding which is surprising because it was adapted from a novel. The only other show I've seen that did worldbuilding well was Sidonia no Kishi which you also dislike. lol Characters...SSY had a strong female lead which is what made it good. Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex is arguably better than shinsekai Yori in every way and it has a strong female lead. |
Sep 13, 2014 11:52 AM
#122
I've watched half of that and am planning on continuing but I don't see world building as a main focus there. Even Psycho Pass does it better. Reason I compare the two, is that they get compared often and are in the same genre. Idk about strong female lead. I honestly can't focus on her because of her outfit. I can't help but think she's walking fanservice -.- |
Sep 13, 2014 11:56 AM
#123
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Sep 13, 2014 11:56 AM
#124
mayukachan said: idk man, I've read a fair amount of dystopian novels before watching SSY and it really outdid itself. I see you have high expectations for an anime, but is 2/10 really a suitable rating for SSY or is it just hate? I agree that some of the characters were plot devices but it was used to drive it forward. The plot is not unfocused or forced. It's subtle and written well. I have high expectations? The average for my completed anime is 7.5 or something lol "or is it just hate" - why would I "just hate" something, as opposed to giving it a score I thought it deserved? In fact, I watched the entire thing instead of dropping it, in case I was missing out on some profound ending (since it got high reviews everywhere). I guess you call it subtle, I call it shallow lol |
Sep 13, 2014 11:58 AM
#125
mayukachan said: I've watched half of that and am planning on continuing but I don't see world building as a main focus there. Even Psycho Pass does it better. Reason I compare the two, is that they get compared often and are in the same genre. Idk about strong female lead. I honestly can't focus on her because of her outfit. I can't help but think she's walking fanservice -.- Are you talking about Ghost in the shell? It's true that stand alone complex doesn't focus on world building but that's because it's set in the real world. Motoko has big boobs but it isn't distracting to me and her suit is practical. I never thought that fanservice was bad in Ghost in the shell because they're cyborgs. |
Sep 13, 2014 12:00 PM
#126
RandomChampion said: I guess you call it subtle, I call it shallow lol Did you catch all of the dialogues at the beginning that were hinting to the ending? like Maria's death, the Queerat plotline, Shun's death...etc. If you didn't, I understand why you would call it shallow. And your average is 5.9 in the mutual shows we have lol 2/10 means like ultimate shit so idk how that matches your criticism. sullynathan said: Motoko has big boobs but it isn't distracting to me and her suit is practical. I never thought that fanservice was bad in Ghost in the shell because they're cyborgs. idk, as a girl, I feel like it's too intentional and it kind of breaks the seriousness of the show. She can do better without that outfit. but we're getting offtopic oops |
Sep 13, 2014 12:07 PM
#127
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Sep 13, 2014 12:10 PM
#128
mayukachan said: RandomChampion said: I guess you call it subtle, I call it shallow lol Did you catch all of the dialogues at the beginning that were hinting to the ending? like Maria's death, the Queerat plotline, Shun's death...etc. If you didn't, I understand why you would call it shallow. And your average is 5.9 in the mutual shows we have lol 2/10 means like ultimate shit so idk how that matches your criticism. sullynathan said: Motoko has big boobs but it isn't distracting to me and her suit is practical. I never thought that fanservice was bad in Ghost in the shell because they're cyborgs. idk, as a girl, I feel like it's too intentional and it kind of breaks the seriousness of the show. She can do better without that outfit. but we're getting offtopic oops I did catch some foreshadowing, probably not all of it since i was bored lol....but does that make a good plot? Can I write any story I want, and as long as I include some well-placed foreshadowing it will make my work have a strong plot? 2/10 is near ultimate shit for me lol - the thing is this 26-episode-long show basically did nothing of significance well....leading to an ultimate boring experience that just drags on and on. Did not capture my interest, there was nothing profound about it, there was no powerful ending - nothing. It was like a generic Miyazaki movie on steriods that's why i'd rather watch SAO if i had to choose either to watch again, even though that's whack too. |
Sep 13, 2014 12:18 PM
#129
No, I'm not saying just foreshadowing makes it good. Obviously you won't agree with me because you hate it, but the main reason why I enjoyed it was that it made me feel like I finished a puzzle by the end of the show. Like it was complete and everything made sense. The idea of having two different species fight for the right to be human Like san_sevieria said, you just don't have the mindset or attention span for the show. And hey, that's not bad. I didn't have the attention span for good shows like Mushishi or Natsume Yuujinchou either. |
Sep 13, 2014 12:19 PM
#130
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Sep 13, 2014 12:23 PM
#131
RandomChampion said: People praise it for its focus on "world building", plot and characters - I'll give it that. It does spend a lot of time building atmosphere, is driven by its characters, and defined by its plot. The problems are, however, that all 3 aspects range from mediocre to garbage. The world is not only lackluster and based on sub par premises as far as dystopian societies go, but also lame as hell; the characters just a bunch of spoiled kids who happen upon certain events and served mainly as plot devices; and the plot is mediocre, forced, unfocused, and full of holes. In the end you are left with a bad sci-fi that tries to be powerful but is really just bland and obscure in terms of premises. Even though I like shinsekai yori you make some valid points. Some main characters barely got screentime and they were killed off too early. The ogre conflict was handled poorly in some parts for me |
Sep 13, 2014 12:25 PM
#132
mayukachan said: No, I'm not saying just foreshadowing makes it good. Obviously you won't agree with me because you hate it, but the main reason why I enjoyed it was that it made me feel like I finished a puzzle by the end of the show. Like it was complete and everything made sense. The idea of having two different species fight for the right to be human Like san_sevieria said, you just don't have the mindset or attention span for the show. And hey, that's not bad. I didn't have the attention span for good shows like Mushishi or Natsume Yuujinchou either. Yea, whatever floats your boat, doesnt bother me. This topic is just amusing since the TC thinks that anybody who likes fan-service, moe, ecchi, etc are immature and lack self-respect. That's like saying anybody who likes anime is immature and lacks self-respect. san seviera doesnt really know what he's talking about with regards to the attention span thing, either. SSY is far from a slow show lol. In my case, it had nothing to do with attention span, and more to do with with the premises of the show, as I've said before |
Sep 13, 2014 12:27 PM
#133
san_sevieria said: RandomChampion said: I did catch some foreshadowing, probably not all of it since i was bored lol....but does that make a good plot? Can I write any story I want, and as long as I include some well-placed foreshadowing it will make my work have a strong plot? 2/10 is near ultimate shit for me lol - the thing is this 26-episode-long show basically did nothing of significance well....leading to an ultimate boring experience that just drags on and on. Did not capture my interest, there was nothing profound about it, there was no powerful ending - nothing. It was like a generic Miyazaki movie on steriods that's why i'd rather watch SAO if i had to choose either to watch again, even though that's whack too. Can you create a fully developed world and an intricate plot without creating plot holes? That's one of the major challenges in writing good stories, and to put it mildly, not everyone could do it. R.R. Martin, Tolkien and other prolific sci-fi and fantasy writers have come to be so famous because they're good at what they do: creating worlds that you can immerse yourself in and avoiding things that will break immersion, like plot holes. Anyways, even though you're entitled to your opinions, you should probably give them more thought before belching them out or you might end up looking like a fool, unless that's your goal (points to your profile picture). Plot holes don't mean you can't enjoy something. Is it really that hard to comprehend that he'd rather watch an exciting action packed show than one with a much slower pace, one that could be considered boring? If it's going to come down to a bad action show versus a bad SOL, I'm pretty sure I'd pick the action show. |
Sep 13, 2014 12:28 PM
#134
san_sevieria said: Can you create a fully developed world and an intricate plot without creating plot holes? That's one of the major challenges in writing good stories, and to put it mildly, not everyone could do it. R.R. Martin, Tolkien and other prolific sci-fi and fantasy writers have come to be so famous because they're good at what they do: creating worlds that you can immerse yourself in and avoiding things that will break immersion, like plot holes. Anyways, even though you're entitled to your opinions, you should probably give them more thought before belching them out or you might end up looking like a fool, unless that's your goal (points to your profile picture). you are just mad that you have shit taste |
Sep 13, 2014 12:36 PM
#135
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Sep 13, 2014 12:37 PM
#136
Dark_Chaos said: san_sevieria said: RandomChampion said: I did catch some foreshadowing, probably not all of it since i was bored lol....but does that make a good plot? Can I write any story I want, and as long as I include some well-placed foreshadowing it will make my work have a strong plot? 2/10 is near ultimate shit for me lol - the thing is this 26-episode-long show basically did nothing of significance well....leading to an ultimate boring experience that just drags on and on. Did not capture my interest, there was nothing profound about it, there was no powerful ending - nothing. It was like a generic Miyazaki movie on steriods that's why i'd rather watch SAO if i had to choose either to watch again, even though that's whack too. Can you create a fully developed world and an intricate plot without creating plot holes? That's one of the major challenges in writing good stories, and to put it mildly, not everyone could do it. R.R. Martin, Tolkien and other prolific sci-fi and fantasy writers have come to be so famous because they're good at what they do: creating worlds that you can immerse yourself in and avoiding things that will break immersion, like plot holes. Anyways, even though you're entitled to your opinions, you should probably give them more thought before belching them out or you might end up looking like a fool, unless that's your goal (points to your profile picture). Plot holes don't mean you can't enjoy something. Is it really that hard to comprehend that he'd rather watch an exciting action packed show than one with a much slower pace, one that could be considered boring? If it's going to come down to a bad action show versus a bad SOL, I'm pretty sure I'd pick the action show. you forgot one important fact - TC is a psuedointellectual who thinks about having "deep and meaningful" conversations with women at seedy hole-in-the-wall bars LOL |
Sep 13, 2014 12:41 PM
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Sep 13, 2014 12:43 PM
#138
san_sevieria said: RandomChampion said: Yea, whatever floats your boat, doesnt bother me. This topic is just amusing since the TC thinks that anybody who likes fan-service, moe, ecchi, etc are immature and lack self-respect. That's like saying anybody who likes anime is immature and lacks self-respect. san seviera doesnt really know what he's talking about with regards to the attention span thing, either. SSY is far from a slow show lol. In my case, it had nothing to do with attention span, and more to do with with the premises of the show, as I've said before Re-read the part I've bolded. You've just demonstrated the very problem my original post pointed out, that people equate anime with "fan-service, moe, ecchi, etc". That's the central theme I've been driving at in this thread... I know what you wrote. You dont understand what I wrote, though. I'm not saying anything about anime being equated with moe, fan service, etc. I'm saying that you equating moe, fan service, etc. with immaturity and lack of self-respect is nothing more than you on your high horse. Unless you can provide me with evidence that moe, fan service = immaturity and lack of self-respect |
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Sep 13, 2014 12:54 PM
#139
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Sep 13, 2014 12:55 PM
#140
san_sevieria said: RandomChampion said: I know what you wrote. You dont understand what I wrote, though. I'm not saying anything about anime being equated with moe, fan service, etc. I'm saying that you equating moe, fan service, etc. with immaturity and lack of self-respect is nothing more than you on your high horse. Unless you can provide me with evidence that moe, fan service = immaturity and lack of self-respect At this point you're just trying to salvage your argument. What you said and what I said was pretty clear. I'm not playing your game. Think of it as you will. finally someone on mal admits when he loses |
Sep 13, 2014 1:37 PM
#141
san_sevieria said: mayukachan said: @san_sevieria: Oh yes, I've read that before. Looks like the reviewer didn't have the patience to watch it tbh What I liked was the subtly of the show. If you watched it and caught onto all the little bits and pieces (foreshadowing), then the end result would be much more fulfilling as it does make sense and everything's pieced together. The lack of explanation is what made it better. RandomChampion said: People praise it for its focus on "world building", plot and characters - I'll give it that. It does spend a lot of time building atmosphere, is driven by its characters, and defined by its plot. The problems are, however, that all 3 aspects range from mediocre to garbage. The world is not only lackluster and based on sub par premises as far as dystopian societies go, but also lame as hell; the characters just a bunch of spoiled kids who happen upon certain events and served mainly as plot devices; and the plot is mediocre, forced, unfocused, and full of holes. In the end you are left with a bad sci-fi that tries to be powerful but is really just bland and obscure in terms of premises. idk man, I've read a fair amount of dystopian novels before watching SSY and it really outdid itself. I see you have high expectations for an anime, but is 2/10 really a suitable rating for SSY or is it just hate? I agree that some of the characters were plot devices but it was used to drive it forward. The plot is not unfocused or forced. It's subtle and written well. I felt as if it was intentionally "unfocused" as in for first time viewers, we wouldn't be able to find the clear ending or goal of it but everything was laid out so that it seamed together in the end. To add to that, SSY suffers from a problem that is not related to the show itself, but more related to the attention span of the average viewers who are trying to figure out whether they want to spend the 8-9 hours on this particular show: it starts relatively slow. The hook, line, and sinker of the show is its ending, not its beginning, and that really hurts it as a TV series. People are really used to anime/manga that catches your attention in the first few episodes, and that has created a trend where shows/anime tend to go downhill after 4-5 episodes, after it has grabbed your attention and you've become invested (Zankyou no Terror seems to be on that path, even though the latest episode seems better than the last few). It therefore comes as no surprise that people aren't used to the relatively slow pacing. EditL @sullynathan: your signature gif has made typing this response a challenge... it was right above the reply box. Now your gif is stuck in my head... My sig is a beautiful lady |
Sep 13, 2014 1:38 PM
#142
sullynathan said: My sig is a beautiful lady Subjective. 0/10 wouldn't bang |
Sep 13, 2014 1:55 PM
#143
san_sevieria said: keragamming said: ^ Please stop your bitching now, and stop acting like SSY can't be criticize, I've seen plenty negative reviews of it. Just as how you think it's one of the best thing you ever watch, other people think it's garbage, mediocre, waste. And that can be said for any anime. I still haven't watch this series yet, but I'm bracing myself to be disappointed, because people always overrate things. I never said that SSY is perfect and beyond criticism. In fact, I even said that it isn't perfect in the analogy I presented. Nothing can be perfect when subjectivity is involved. It seems that you are yet to see FMA, One Piece, Code Geass, Steins;Gate and RuroKen. Those are the definition of perfect. |
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Sep 13, 2014 1:56 PM
#144
^ You do realize he has nothing on his MAL, right? |
Sep 13, 2014 1:57 PM
#145
i blocked his sig with adblock plus i would die without adblock |
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Sep 13, 2014 2:11 PM
#146
mayukachan said: sullynathan said: My sig is a beautiful lady Subjective. 0/10 wouldn't bang Lol. My sig is a joke. I knew most people in MAL would be irritated by it. I only put it because MAL constantly takes down all my other signatures and threatened to ban me |
Sep 13, 2014 2:49 PM
#147
OnlyTemporary said: i blocked his sig with adblock plus i would die without adblock What manga is your avatar from? |
Sep 13, 2014 2:52 PM
#148
keragamming said: oyasumi punpunOnlyTemporary said: i blocked his sig with adblock plus i would die without adblock What manga is your avatar from? |
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Sep 13, 2014 2:52 PM
#149
sullynathan said: mayukachan said: sullynathan said: My sig is a beautiful lady Subjective. 0/10 wouldn't bang Lol. My sig is a joke. I knew most people in MAL would be irritated by it. I only put it because MAL constantly takes down all my other signatures and threatened to ban me You have one of the most badass avy in MAL, it annoys me a bit to see you also have one of the shittiest sig. |
SetsukoHaraSep 13, 2014 4:13 PM
Sep 13, 2014 3:02 PM
#150
OnlyTemporary said: keragamming said: oyasumi punpunOnlyTemporary said: i blocked his sig with adblock plus i would die without adblock What manga is your avatar from? Oh, thnx. I'm still only at chapter 1 of that series. |
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