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Apr 26, 2016 4:30 AM
#51
houkago no pleiades is underrated. even back when it aired barely anyone cared about it, which is sad because imo it's one of the best magical girl series of the past few years (not like there's much competition, but still). the fact that most of the magic action happened in space/on different planets was an interesting take on the genre and the concept of different timelines was used in an interesting way too. the main characters all got focus in their respective episodes which i loved, and its romance was great too. |
Apr 26, 2016 4:33 AM
#52
Gabagool said: Overrated Shiki: This show has an 8.02 on this site right now and it's probably the worst show I've ever watched. Ridiculously boring, art is ugly af, music stinks, no character development and worst of all is that the characters do dumb shit all the time. I hate this show with a passion so I'm trying to contain myself lol an 8 is WAAAAAAAAAAY too high for this garbage. I give Shiki 10/10. It's the best vampire anime IMO. and it succeeds bringing bunch of casts with development using the "Before turning to undead>after turning to undead." method, although one can argue that Sunako is the most well written among the story. And it's not boring too IMO, because it can keep the creepy atmosphere during it's slow paced start. and lol just see your list and found that you like SSY. Shiki is way too similar with SSY. Check on my reccommendations to see their similarities. |
Apr 26, 2016 4:40 AM
#53
Gabagool said: Underrated K-On!: On this site it has a 7.88 which isn't bad but just by talking to people it seems like most just don't get it. This show is so much more than "cute girls doing cute things" or "moe blobs with a quirky hobby." Really is a great show with great character development that hits on all aspects. You will laugh... you will cry. When you look back on the show you will realize just how much the characters have grown and why it is so special. The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya Second Season: Everybody hates on the Endless 8 and it's obvious why. In it's premise it's just the same episode 8 times shot in slightly different ways and with very little changes otherwise. So why is it underrated? Because this is a great setup to the movie and also a pretty original idea in general. Without delving too far into spoiler territory let's just say that watching those episodes really put you into the mindset of what Yuki must have been feeling like on a minor scale. Not too many shows really mess with your brain in this sense lol. I also feel like it is just important to go through it just to say you did it... idk... maybe that's just me lol i disagree with both of them. k-on sure have more than CGDCT, but doesnt change the fact that it's not that special either.. if anything, i would prefer azumanga daioh anytime... also if anything, second season is contradict to movie.... |
Apr 26, 2016 4:43 AM
#54
NeoAnkara said: I remember finding, I think it was the second episode, very promising. It was great fun seeing all these characters sabotage each other throughout the day in an attempt to win the room. I felt it was too bad that after that it became a lot more of a harem. It was still pretty fun though, and I think the way it sorta swapped up genres with each arc, and the hints of a bigger plot was enough to keep my interest. Still I would have loved to see the series just focus on these characters pulling these set ups on each other.Rokujouma no Shinryakusha is massively underrated. There are literally no harem that can even compare to it. How it integrate all character and connect it to one another is simply amazing without making any of them stand out more than other. Even in the arc that focus on one girl the other also developed nicely. The multiversal plot along with complex character backstory add the spice to the series. But the most important thing of all is that this is the most loving and sweet harem that I've ever encountered. Too bad really that the anime ended literally when the question that have been build up through the series about to be answered. |
Apr 26, 2016 4:49 AM
#55
You said: Gabagool said: Overrated Shiki: This show has an 8.02 on this site right now and it's probably the worst show I've ever watched. Ridiculously boring, art is ugly af, music stinks, no character development and worst of all is that the characters do dumb shit all the time. I hate this show with a passion so I'm trying to contain myself lol an 8 is WAAAAAAAAAAY too high for this garbage. I give Shiki 10/10. It's the best vampire anime IMO. and it succeeds bringing bunch of casts with development using the "Before turning to undead>after turning to undead." method, although one can argue that Sunako is the most well written among the story. And it's not boring too IMO, because it can keep the creepy atmosphere during it's slow paced start. and lol just see your list and found that you like SSY. Shiki is way too similar with SSY. Check on my reccommendations to see their similarities. Most of the characters weren't even that different when they became undead though lol. I guess the show didn't grab me because right off the bat I didn't get into the atmosphere of anything. I like horror stuff and atmospheric shows in general but the horror really didn't do it for me. In relation to Shinsekai Yori I'm going to have to disagree with you on most points you made. You said "-How 2 humanoid species lives together in a dystopian system, so that it's inevitable to having fights between both species, it's explained more superficially in Shinsekai Yori while in Shiki, it's told less blatantly but if you look a bit deeper it's basically pretty similar" but in Shinsekai Yori the other species fought back because they were enslaved by humanity and had enough of it. It creates this sense of who is right and who is wrong. In Shiki they tried to do that by saying like "oh but vampires aren't so bad" but they have no reason... it's just that they exist. Humans didn't do anything to deserve to die in that show... they just do. SSY is also one of the best shows at creating atmosphere and had a lot of interesting mythos to it accompanied by good visuals and a great OST. Shiki was just a rural town that had some ugly vampires walk in and start eating people. |
Apr 26, 2016 4:52 AM
#56
ReaperCreeper said: There are bigger enemy lurking behind. Even when the character itself become more and more intimate each passing time the same also go with the enemy fraction.NeoAnkara said: I remember finding, I think it was the 2nd episode, very promising. It was great fun seeing all these characters sabotage each other throughout the day in an attempt to win the room. I felt it was too bad that after that it became a lot more of a harem. It was still pretty fun though, and I think the way it sorta swapped up genres with each arc, and the hints of a bigger plot was enough to keep my interest. Still I would have loved to see the series just focus on these characters pulling these set ups on each other.Rokujouma no Shinryakusha is massively underrated. There are literally no harem that can even compare to it. How it integrate all character and connect it to one another is simply amazing without making any of them stand out more than other. Even in the arc that focus on one girl the other also developed nicely. The multiversal plot along with complex character backstory add the spice to the series. But the most important thing of all is that this is the most loving and sweet harem that I've ever encountered. Too bad really that the anime ended literally when the question that have been build up through the series about to be answered. As of translated volume now(vol 13) Darkness Rainbow(magical girl fraction) and radical fraction of underground have join hand. Darkness Rainbow also join hand with Folthorean fraction in the future. |
Apr 26, 2016 4:55 AM
#57
@Kuma i disagree with both of them. k-on sure have more than CGDCT, but doesnt change the fact that it's not that special either.. if anything, i would prefer azumanga daioh anytime... also if anything, second season is contradict to movie.... Just because it isn't 'special' doesn't mean it isn't great. It's fine if you prefer Azumanga Daioh over it but the key to a good SOL show is it's characters and K-On has that in spades. How does the second season contradict the movie? The movie is about a part of the second season (the best part might I add..) episode 20 of K-On!! is one of the best in all of anime. |
Apr 26, 2016 5:00 AM
#58
Gabagool said: You said: Gabagool said: Overrated Shiki: This show has an 8.02 on this site right now and it's probably the worst show I've ever watched. Ridiculously boring, art is ugly af, music stinks, no character development and worst of all is that the characters do dumb shit all the time. I hate this show with a passion so I'm trying to contain myself lol an 8 is WAAAAAAAAAAY too high for this garbage. I give Shiki 10/10. It's the best vampire anime IMO. and it succeeds bringing bunch of casts with development using the "Before turning to undead>after turning to undead." method, although one can argue that Sunako is the most well written among the story. And it's not boring too IMO, because it can keep the creepy atmosphere during it's slow paced start. and lol just see your list and found that you like SSY. Shiki is way too similar with SSY. Check on my reccommendations to see their similarities. Most of the characters weren't even that different when they became undead though lol. I guess the show didn't grab me because right off the bat I didn't get into the atmosphere of anything. I like horror stuff and atmospheric shows in general but the horror really didn't do it for me. In relation to Shinsekai Yori I'm going to have to disagree with you on most points you made. You said "-How 2 humanoid species lives together in a dystopian system, so that it's inevitable to having fights between both species, it's explained more superficially in Shinsekai Yori while in Shiki, it's told less blatantly but if you look a bit deeper it's basically pretty similar" but in Shinsekai Yori the other species fought back because they were enslaved by humanity and had enough of it. It creates this sense of who is right and who is wrong. In Shiki they tried to do that by saying like "oh but vampires aren't so bad" but they have no reason... it's just that they exist. Humans didn't do anything to deserve to die in that show... they just do. SSY is also one of the best shows at creating atmosphere and had a lot of interesting mythos to it accompanied by good visuals and a great OST. Shiki was just a rural town that had some ugly vampires walk in and start eating people. I thought in SSY rather than they had enough of become human servants, they decide to fight humans in order to survive because 1 human kid rage can possibly makes them extinct. So they fight in order to live. I guess that also works the same in Shiki, they drink human blood just in order to live. Well the humans didn't deserves to die in that show but neither the undead since all they wanted to do is just to live. Even Sunako once said that they're forsaken by God because in order to live on, they must do sin they don't want to do (kill humans). And as for the character development I'd go for the most obvious one, Megumi. She started of more like my most hated female character but then she can cooperate with other undeads. Natsuno also shows good development thanks to Tooru. And I cried watching Ritsuko and Tooru scene tbh (I don't cry watching AnoHana, AB, Shigatsu and after read Clannad but really cried to this one.) Shiki 2nd OP and those soundtrack that played when the show almost ends (not the ED) was great IMO. As for the artstyle I can't debate much. It's subjective. |
Apr 26, 2016 5:00 AM
#59
Gabagool said: @Kuma i disagree with both of them. k-on sure have more than CGDCT, but doesnt change the fact that it's not that special either.. if anything, i would prefer azumanga daioh anytime... also if anything, second season is contradict to movie.... Just because it isn't 'special' doesn't mean it isn't great. It's fine if you prefer Azumanga Daioh over it but the key to a good SOL show is it's characters and K-On has that in spades. How does the second season contradict the movie? The movie is about a part of the second season (the best part might I add..) episode 20 of K-On!! is one of the best in all of anime. K-on shure have charming character and nice relationship, but second season lack of comedy and feel dragged unlike first season.... because it make what yuki does on disparance movie is unreasonable..... endless 8 stabilished that yuki is heartless.... |
KumaApr 26, 2016 5:05 AM
Apr 26, 2016 5:00 AM
#60
Orion_Gospel said: Although i'm a fan, i would say One Piece is an overrated anime. - Bad animation - Very slow pacing - Stupid filler scenes - Sometimes cannon events are different from the manga - It takes like 4-5 minutes to actually start watching the episode Also, because it takes to long for the story to go on, people are getting bored, and they're not impressed anymore. Plus, many times, One Piece follows the exact same motive. - Go to an island, which is ruled by a bad guy. - Befriend with at least one girl and her family/friends - Seperate the Straw hats, to even at different islands. - Luffy wins with a nice finishing move, and he screams somethig like "Don't touch my nakama" - Happy ending for a moment - Show something "bad" which happened/is going to happen in some other island - Hype - Next arc Dude, where i can like your post ? I have the same feelings about One Piece, it's always the same plot. |
Apr 26, 2016 5:04 AM
#61
TheDeadApostle said: it's extremely well regarded by the few who claim to understand it. Why is it hard to understand? the plot itself is very straightforward, it just doesn't treat the viewer like a baby by spoonfeeding everything. |
Apr 26, 2016 5:04 AM
#62
I hope people will respect each other in this thread. Overrated: Well, a lot of shows fall into this category, but i'll list only a few. Elfen Lied: I dont know why this anime is so popular, it is so silly, everything is average and i think the music is really average at best, nothing special about it and the gore elements makes it so stupid, the drama is so forced. ugggh forgive me Elfen Lied fans, but this anime is really far far from good. One Punch Man: It is a good anime, great technical aspects, but it doesn't deserve such high rating, it has no value just a parody with some great fights. I repeat this also is a well made anime, and deserves a good rating however not such high rating on the internet, its for example #5 on Anime-Planet. Still a good anime and i dont mind it in bottom of the top 100. FMAB: A great show, I admit this show is one of the best 100 anime series out there, one of the best shounen shows, However i just dont think its the best ever, it has the highest score in every anime site on the internet and it receives no hate, and instead a lot of good shows (same level of FMAB) gets trashed everyday. Personally i didn't like the characters that much, and the story which was addicting at some points wasn't that interesting also, i wanted more dark elements in the show, and the humor at the first episodes was weak. Still a very good anime. Kara no Kyoukai 5: I agree its the best movie in the whole series, but it also doesn't deserve that high rating, the whole zombie fight scenes and the typical comeback fight at the end felt somehow childish. (Shouldn't be in the top 100) No Game No Life: Great art, and very entertaining, very good OST, i liked this anime, but i also dont think its a top 100 material, i mean the story has little to no value, and it should have less ecchi. Hint: With the exception of Elfen Lied, all the shows I've mentioned are good shows. Honorable Mention: FLCL( being weird with some coming of age symbolism doesn't mean its a masterpiece) Gintama ( I really like this show, but its just not the best anime ever made, nor its a top 10 material) I do agree it is the best anime comedy, Clannad first season, Monogatari series. Edit: Anohana: A boring anime, with a silly and unrealistic friendship relationships xD, I think its Above-average/Somehow Good. But it is definitely not a top 100 material, and being in the Top 50 i dont understand what people like so much about this anime, OK good art, good OST, but thats it, average animation, story is average, characters are average, and not entertaining. It shouldn't be in the top 100. Underrated---> Next Post |
Dr-EyesApr 26, 2016 5:29 AM
Apr 26, 2016 5:07 AM
#63
Ok, seems like no one wants to say it, so i will. Dont hate me for this, but in my opinion One Punch Man is overrated. Yes, its not bad anime, but cmon guys, after all of the comments about that anime, I was prepared to watch something amazing and at the end i was disappointed. |
Apr 26, 2016 5:10 AM
#64
@You I thought in SSY rather than they had enough of become human servants, they decide to fight humans in order to survive because 1 human kid rage can possibly makes them extinct. So they fight in order to live. I guess that also works the same in Shiki, they drink human blood just in order to live. Well the humans didn't deserves to die in that show but neither the undead since all they wanted to do is just to live. Even Sunako once said that they're forsaken by God because in order to live on, they must do sin they don't want to do (kill humans). And as for the character development I'd go for the most obvious one, Megumi. She started of more like my most hated female character but then she can cooperate with other undeads. Natsuno also shows good development thanks to Tooru. And I cried watching Ritsuko and Tooru scene tbh (I don't cry watching AnoHana, AB, Shigatsu and after read Clannad but really cried to this one.) Shiki 2nd OP and those soundtrack that played when the show almost ends (not the ED) was great IMO. As for the artstyle I can't debate much. It's subjective. I see what you're saying but in SSY they are forced to do all of humanities work and are enslaved but fight back because they are tired of getting bullied around. They are equal to humanity except for the fact that they don't have that power (I forgot what it's called) Both sides could essentially live in peace but humans wanted to use them for their own benefit. In Shiki people are just minding their own business until one day a vampire shows up and bites Megumi which starts the trend. I understand they don't want to kill humans and they need to in order to survive but that doesn't exactly justify it. In Shiki they try to make you feel for the vampires but it's hard to when clearly they were in the wrong in the first place. They say they want to live in peace with the humans but it makes no sense because in order to live they need to kill humans lol. It doesn't make sense. |
Apr 26, 2016 5:10 AM
#65
Kokko said: TheDeadApostle said: it's extremely well regarded by the few who claim to understand it. Why is it hard to understand? the plot itself is very straightforward, it just doesn't treat the viewer like a baby by spoonfeeding everything. Well, I watched it and I wasn't impressed so I assumed I missed out on something. I wasn't expecting spoon-feeding. |
Apr 26, 2016 5:13 AM
#66
Kuma said: Gabagool said: @Kuma i disagree with both of them. k-on sure have more than CGDCT, but doesnt change the fact that it's not that special either.. if anything, i would prefer azumanga daioh anytime... also if anything, second season is contradict to movie.... Just because it isn't 'special' doesn't mean it isn't great. It's fine if you prefer Azumanga Daioh over it but the key to a good SOL show is it's characters and K-On has that in spades. How does the second season contradict the movie? The movie is about a part of the second season (the best part might I add..) episode 20 of K-On!! is one of the best in all of anime. K-on shure have charming character and nice relationship, but second season lack of comedy and feel dragged unlike first season.... because it make what yuki does on disparance movie is unreasonable..... endless 8 stabilished that yuki is heartless.... For starters, I originally thought you meant the K-On second season and K-On movie lol. Either way thought the Haruhi movie is only helped by the second season. The whole point of the movie is that Yuki was broken down by the events of the Endless 8 which is why she reacted the way she did proving that she was actually more than just some heartless alien and actually had emotions. |
Apr 26, 2016 5:15 AM
#67
Kuma said: AutisAwsome said: if you talking about WSJ, sure it's childish because it's most friendly magazine for teenagers with soo many cencorship and they are mostly designed that way. even like that, there is still some really gritty stuff like death note. but if jump it self, even tokyo ghoul, gantz, or elfen lied is jump...Well people may hate me for this but I think a lot of Jump animes are very highly overated. not to say they aren't good but they often have slapstick humour and childish plots which I just don't think should take such fame over something artistic and meaningful that took much longer to make like Madoka Magica and Akira! Seriously! Why do people not know about these but they know about naruto or avatar?! Avatar isn't even technically an anime! I'm not sure I can say much for underated anime coz I am only just getting into forums and finding out about what is popular and such but I find Card Captors is a pretty decent magical girl anime for once and no-one seems to pay it any mind as such so I will say that one. well that's my 2 cents :3 well to be honest I heard from a friend what jump animes were so I may not know all of which are but I generally mean the most popular ones with 'die hard' anime fans which don't watch anything else other than that anime like Bleach and such. The ones always used for pics on anime websites and all. I don't have anything against them or anyone who watches them and I am aware they are for a younger audience most of the time but when they say it is the 'best anime ever!' then they can just bugger off! |
Apr 26, 2016 5:16 AM
#68
@Gabagool How can you decide that the vampires were in wrong in the first place? they don't have other choices to live other than drinking human blood, so its justifiable. And I don't recall that they wanted to coexist with humans at all, beause they know they can't. They just wanted to live in peace, that's all. @Klassical KnK 5 is great because it exxplained on what actually happened on the 1st-4th movie, the concept of Taoism (Wuji,Taiji, and Yin&Yang), Akashic records, and how one can bypass that in order to reach Akashic Records and changes everything, including turns universe into a single entity. |
Apr 26, 2016 5:19 AM
#69
Underrated: Texhnolyze: The most underrated anime by far, Why is this at #863? I have no fucking idea. The animation is good, the art is amazing, it gives you a great picture about the dark world/atmosphere this anime has, the characters are pretty good they develop well and they are mysterious, the story is also unique, it has good action and good mystery, amazing OST and a scary OP song. It is a gem for any Dark/Mature anime fan. Ergo Proxy: Same as Tex, but less better imo, Ergo Proxy has better animation than Tex, but the story is better in Tex, both are similar though. The atmosphere in Ergo Proxy is so unique, it also has some great soundtracks that will help you get into the anime, it has very good characters that serves the plot really well, It also has some deeper philosophical meaning but thats not why i think its underrated. Neon Genesis Evangelion: The second most underrated anime on MAL, The anime is really amazing, I went into it expecting that its average at best, but OMG i got a masterpiece. Art+Animation: are acceptable for its date. but thats it.. everything else is amazing. Sounds: Best voice acting-- no contest, Amazing OST.. Whats more? Story: Complex plot with mysterious and interesting events that makes you keep watching to figure it out and once you figure it out (in the movie) it is really a great puzzle. Characters: one of the best about Evangelion is its characters, the development is great and the backstory about the characters is also great, what i liked the most was the analysis of each character, especially the main character Shinji which i think deserves a lot of unfair hate. I wont write a lot, but Evangelion should be in the top 100 as soon as possible. Shinsekai Yori: I know it is in the top 100, but a lot of people seem to hate it for a stupid reason ---> Ep 8 ! The setting alone deserve a 7 at least, it has one of the best stories in anime, very original and with great sounds, Needed some more work in the characters section but other than that its excellent, i consider it a lesser masterpiece, truly amazing show. Honorable mentions: NHK,Penguindrum ( not very underrated though, maybe just a little) |
Dr-EyesApr 26, 2016 5:26 AM
Apr 26, 2016 5:19 AM
#70
Cmterio said: Orion_Gospel said: Although i'm a fan, i would say One Piece is an overrated anime. - Bad animation - Very slow pacing - Stupid filler scenes - Sometimes cannon events are different from the manga - It takes like 4-5 minutes to actually start watching the episode Also, because it takes to long for the story to go on, people are getting bored, and they're not impressed anymore. Plus, many times, One Piece follows the exact same motive. - Go to an island, which is ruled by a bad guy. - Befriend with at least one girl and her family/friends - Seperate the Straw hats, to even at different islands. - Luffy wins with a nice finishing move, and he screams somethig like "Don't touch my nakama" - Happy ending for a moment - Show something "bad" which happened/is going to happen in some other island - Hype - Next arc Dude, where i can like your post ? I have the same feelings about One Piece, it's always the same plot. Glad to see someone who agrees. I mean come on, even at the manga the plot sometimes is slow. And at the anime, even slower. Also i think sometimes we get extremely detailed plot ( no matter on what these details are) for no specific reason. Many people will say "he/she/that will play a hyge role later" WHEN EXACTLY??? One Piece is already a very long story... Not everyone is patient >.< |
Apr 26, 2016 5:19 AM
#71
Gabagool said: i am honestly adore K-on season one until episode 8 or something when all drama starting... it's just plain stupid and come out outa nowhere...Kuma said: Gabagool said: @Kuma i disagree with both of them. k-on sure have more than CGDCT, but doesnt change the fact that it's not that special either.. if anything, i would prefer azumanga daioh anytime... also if anything, second season is contradict to movie.... Just because it isn't 'special' doesn't mean it isn't great. It's fine if you prefer Azumanga Daioh over it but the key to a good SOL show is it's characters and K-On has that in spades. How does the second season contradict the movie? The movie is about a part of the second season (the best part might I add..) episode 20 of K-On!! is one of the best in all of anime. K-on shure have charming character and nice relationship, but second season lack of comedy and feel dragged unlike first season.... because it make what yuki does on disparance movie is unreasonable..... endless 8 stabilished that yuki is heartless.... For starters, I originally thought you meant the K-On second season and K-On movie lol. Either way thought the Haruhi movie is only helped by the second season. The whole point of the movie is that Yuki was broken down by the events of the Endless 8 which is why she reacted the way she did proving that she was actually more than just some heartless alien and actually had emotions. spoiler pls i thou in disperance, the reason why yuki act that way because she developed feelings to kyon. this is make question because those thousend hundreds rpeated even doesn't even make her glimp or something, and suddenly yuki develop such feelings as kyon and powerful enough to reset universe? if she powerful enough to do such thing, why not doing it from the loop? it's basicly world end which much more dangerous than disparance event. |
Apr 26, 2016 5:21 AM
#72
You said: @Gabagool How can you decide that the vampires were in wrong in the first place? they don't have other choices to live other than drinking human blood, so its justifiable. And I don't recall that they wanted to coexist with humans at all, beause they know they can't. They just wanted to live in peace, that's all. How can you decide they weren't? The humans didn't do anything to the vampires but the vampires attacked the humans and then want to "live in peace" but how do they go about doing that? That's right... killing humans. Obviously the humans aren't going to take that lying down lol but the show insists on trying to shoehorn in this plot of like "Oh but the vampires aren't bad... they just want to live in peace." Which is inherently impossible. |
Apr 26, 2016 5:24 AM
#73
AutisAwsome said: well, it's just their opinion. as jump sucker my self, jump series is extreamly wide. if it's best anime for them, then let it be. jump is supposed to have wide appeal, so don't expect it being soo blatant in content.. but still, i don't see reason why series is overrated just being jump... i don't see anything wrong with wide appealing approach...Kuma said: AutisAwsome said: Well people may hate me for this but I think a lot of Jump animes are very highly overated. not to say they aren't good but they often have slapstick humour and childish plots which I just don't think should take such fame over something artistic and meaningful that took much longer to make like Madoka Magica and Akira! Seriously! Why do people not know about these but they know about naruto or avatar?! Avatar isn't even technically an anime! I'm not sure I can say much for underated anime coz I am only just getting into forums and finding out about what is popular and such but I find Card Captors is a pretty decent magical girl anime for once and no-one seems to pay it any mind as such so I will say that one. well that's my 2 cents :3 well to be honest I heard from a friend what jump animes were so I may not know all of which are but I generally mean the most popular ones with 'die hard' anime fans which don't watch anything else other than that anime like Bleach and such. The ones always used for pics on anime websites and all. I don't have anything against them or anyone who watches them and I am aware they are for a younger audience most of the time but when they say it is the 'best anime ever!' then they can just bugger off! |
Apr 26, 2016 5:25 AM
#74
Kuma said: Gabagool said: Underrated K-On!: On this site it has a 7.88 which isn't bad but just by talking to people it seems like most just don't get it. This show is so much more than "cute girls doing cute things" or "moe blobs with a quirky hobby." Really is a great show with great character development that hits on all aspects. You will laugh... you will cry. When you look back on the show you will realize just how much the characters have grown and why it is so special. The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya Second Season: Everybody hates on the Endless 8 and it's obvious why. In it's premise it's just the same episode 8 times shot in slightly different ways and with very little changes otherwise. So why is it underrated? Because this is a great setup to the movie and also a pretty original idea in general. Without delving too far into spoiler territory let's just say that watching those episodes really put you into the mindset of what Yuki must have been feeling like on a minor scale. Not too many shows really mess with your brain in this sense lol. I also feel like it is just important to go through it just to say you did it... idk... maybe that's just me lol i disagree with both of them. k-on sure have more than CGDCT, but doesnt change the fact that it's not that special either.. if anything, i would prefer azumanga daioh anytime... also if anything, second season is contradict to movie.... But your post's not special either I mean shallow words isn't a good way to give any solid argument and it's commonly used in all kind of discussion Special or not isn't the right way to describe a show quality I recognise k-on as a simple CGDCT but it's better than a lot of Special shows out there because for me it's achieve what it's try to do almost perfectly |
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Apr 26, 2016 5:26 AM
#75
Gabagool said: You said: @Gabagool How can you decide that the vampires were in wrong in the first place? they don't have other choices to live other than drinking human blood, so its justifiable. And I don't recall that they wanted to coexist with humans at all, beause they know they can't. They just wanted to live in peace, that's all. How can you decide they weren't? The humans didn't do anything to the vampires but the vampires attacked the humans and then want to "live in peace" but how do they go about doing that? That's right... killing humans. Obviously the humans aren't going to take that lying down lol but the show insists on trying to shoehorn in this plot of like "Oh but the vampires aren't bad... they just want to live in peace." Which is inherently impossible. It's because they have no other option. They wanted to live in peace indeed, but it's only exclusive for the undead, not the humans. Well I could say the same to SSY tbh, those queerat are indeed being a servant to humanity, but the adults treat them nicely too, they even can go as far as killing their own children to prevent the rage that can possibly makes the queerat extinct. |
Apr 26, 2016 5:28 AM
#76
Kuma said: Gabagool said: i am honestly adore K-on season one until episode 8 or something when all drama starting... it's just plain stupid and come out outa nowhere...Kuma said: Gabagool said: @Kuma i disagree with both of them. k-on sure have more than CGDCT, but doesnt change the fact that it's not that special either.. if anything, i would prefer azumanga daioh anytime... also if anything, second season is contradict to movie.... Just because it isn't 'special' doesn't mean it isn't great. It's fine if you prefer Azumanga Daioh over it but the key to a good SOL show is it's characters and K-On has that in spades. How does the second season contradict the movie? The movie is about a part of the second season (the best part might I add..) episode 20 of K-On!! is one of the best in all of anime. K-on shure have charming character and nice relationship, but second season lack of comedy and feel dragged unlike first season.... because it make what yuki does on disparance movie is unreasonable..... endless 8 stabilished that yuki is heartless.... For starters, I originally thought you meant the K-On second season and K-On movie lol. Either way thought the Haruhi movie is only helped by the second season. The whole point of the movie is that Yuki was broken down by the events of the Endless 8 which is why she reacted the way she did proving that she was actually more than just some heartless alien and actually had emotions. spoiler pls i thou in disperance, the reason why yuki act that way because she developed feelings to kyon. this is make question because those thousend hundreds rpeated even doesn't even make her glimp or something, and suddenly yuki develop such feelings as kyon and powerful enough to reset universe? if she powerful enough to do such thing, why not doing it from the loop? it's basicly world end which much more dangerous than disparance event. No because during the events of Endless 8 Yuki was doing her job as the observer and can't do anything but eventually after 15,000 loops she cracked and her emotions got the best of her which caused her to rewrite the universe which is the cause of the Disappearance movie. In this rewritten universe Yuki caught feelings for Kyon which then caused some fans to like her a little more in that kind of romantic way which led to the Yuki-chan spinoff |
Apr 26, 2016 5:34 AM
#77
Kuma said: AutisAwsome said: well, it's just their opinion. as jump sucker my self, jump series is extreamly wide. if it's best anime for them, then let it be. jump is supposed to have wide appeal, so don't expect it being soo blatant in content.. but still, i don't see reason why series is overrated just being jump... i don't see anything wrong with wide appealing approach...Kuma said: AutisAwsome said: if you talking about WSJ, sure it's childish because it's most friendly magazine for teenagers with soo many cencorship and they are mostly designed that way. even like that, there is still some really gritty stuff like death note. but if jump it self, even tokyo ghoul, gantz, or elfen lied is jump...Well people may hate me for this but I think a lot of Jump animes are very highly overated. not to say they aren't good but they often have slapstick humour and childish plots which I just don't think should take such fame over something artistic and meaningful that took much longer to make like Madoka Magica and Akira! Seriously! Why do people not know about these but they know about naruto or avatar?! Avatar isn't even technically an anime! I'm not sure I can say much for underated anime coz I am only just getting into forums and finding out about what is popular and such but I find Card Captors is a pretty decent magical girl anime for once and no-one seems to pay it any mind as such so I will say that one. well that's my 2 cents :3 well to be honest I heard from a friend what jump animes were so I may not know all of which are but I generally mean the most popular ones with 'die hard' anime fans which don't watch anything else other than that anime like Bleach and such. The ones always used for pics on anime websites and all. I don't have anything against them or anyone who watches them and I am aware they are for a younger audience most of the time but when they say it is the 'best anime ever!' then they can just bugger off! well the point I am making is not the animes are terrible or anything but that they are 'overrated' and just any jump fan I have come across (probably not u by the sound of it) has been all uppity about it and I guess it just makes me a bit sour. no offense meant |
Apr 26, 2016 5:39 AM
#78
@You It's because they have no other option. They wanted to live in peace indeed, but it's only exclusive for the undead, not the humans. Well I could say the same to SSY tbh, those queerat are indeed being a servant to humanity, but the adults treat them nicely too, they even can go as far as killing their own children to prevent the rage that can possibly makes the queerat extinct. I think you're missing my entire point lol. Living in peace is exclusive to the undead? How does that make sense? Their entire existence can not live in peace because they have to be violent to survive. That makes them the enemies to humans right off the bat. The 2 shows are inherently different because of the simple fact that the violence was warranted in SSY but not in Shiki. Also in SSY they kill the young for reasons that aren't to help the rats... they kill their own young to prevent them from doing hard to other humans. In SSY it's war between 2 sides that both believe they are right. In Shiki it is humans trying to stop vampires from committing genocide of their own species but the show tries to take the vampires side which is ridiculous. Also I didn't mention this before but Megumi has pretty much 0 development. At the end of the story she is still in love with that guy and is the same person but just more powerful now and has taken on some responsibility |
Apr 26, 2016 5:40 AM
#79
monali said: should i explain each season in detail?Kuma said: Gabagool said: Underrated K-On!: On this site it has a 7.88 which isn't bad but just by talking to people it seems like most just don't get it. This show is so much more than "cute girls doing cute things" or "moe blobs with a quirky hobby." Really is a great show with great character development that hits on all aspects. You will laugh... you will cry. When you look back on the show you will realize just how much the characters have grown and why it is so special. The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya Second Season: Everybody hates on the Endless 8 and it's obvious why. In it's premise it's just the same episode 8 times shot in slightly different ways and with very little changes otherwise. So why is it underrated? Because this is a great setup to the movie and also a pretty original idea in general. Without delving too far into spoiler territory let's just say that watching those episodes really put you into the mindset of what Yuki must have been feeling like on a minor scale. Not too many shows really mess with your brain in this sense lol. I also feel like it is just important to go through it just to say you did it... idk... maybe that's just me lol i disagree with both of them. k-on sure have more than CGDCT, but doesnt change the fact that it's not that special either.. if anything, i would prefer azumanga daioh anytime... also if anything, second season is contradict to movie.... But your post's not special either I mean shallow words isn't a good way to give any solid argument and it's commonly used in all kind of discussion Special or not isn't the right way to describe a show quality I recognise k-on as a simple CGDCT but it's better than a lot of Special shows out there because for me it's achieve what it's try to do almost perfectly Season 1: this is strongest K-on series IMHO, the character development still steady, it's actually funny, and give really strong 4-koma feelings. but everything let down when drama starting.. it just feel out of place and come out outa nowhere... Season 2: dont get me start with this. the comedic atmosphere is totaly gone. what is left is pure SOL and only cute character blown to monitor. it's also feel dragged compare to first season.. (first season is almost covering 2 year in a season, when second season is 1 year for 24 episode) Movie : this is the pinnac;e of K-ON! it acchive what k-on first season 1 do (comedy) and second season have (character development) and mix it very nicely. if i have to chose, this is the best K-on and what is the one that actually underrated. too bad it's too short Gabagool said: Kuma said: Gabagool said: Kuma said: Gabagool said: @Kuma i disagree with both of them. k-on sure have more than CGDCT, but doesnt change the fact that it's not that special either.. if anything, i would prefer azumanga daioh anytime... also if anything, second season is contradict to movie.... Just because it isn't 'special' doesn't mean it isn't great. It's fine if you prefer Azumanga Daioh over it but the key to a good SOL show is it's characters and K-On has that in spades. How does the second season contradict the movie? The movie is about a part of the second season (the best part might I add..) episode 20 of K-On!! is one of the best in all of anime. K-on shure have charming character and nice relationship, but second season lack of comedy and feel dragged unlike first season.... because it make what yuki does on disparance movie is unreasonable..... endless 8 stabilished that yuki is heartless.... For starters, I originally thought you meant the K-On second season and K-On movie lol. Either way thought the Haruhi movie is only helped by the second season. The whole point of the movie is that Yuki was broken down by the events of the Endless 8 which is why she reacted the way she did proving that she was actually more than just some heartless alien and actually had emotions. spoiler pls i thou in disperance, the reason why yuki act that way because she developed feelings to kyon. this is make question because those thousend hundreds rpeated even doesn't even make her glimp or something, and suddenly yuki develop such feelings as kyon and powerful enough to reset universe? if she powerful enough to do such thing, why not doing it from the loop? it's basicly world end which much more dangerous than disparance event. No because during the events of Endless 8 Yuki was doing her job as the observer and can't do anything but eventually after 15,000 loops she cracked and her emotions got the best of her which caused her to rewrite the universe which is the cause of the Disappearance movie. In this rewritten universe Yuki caught feelings for Kyon which then caused some fans to like her a little more in that kind of romantic way which led to the Yuki-chan spinoff that's why i found it unreasonable to said endless 8 is related with disperace. she is only observer and she totaly have no intention to change it. there is none scane when she "cracked' with it. if she cracked, she will do something to the loop, at very least tell kyon, but in fact yuki doesn't even care about it, she only tell if she asked which is show it's doesn't bug her even a bit. also yuki-chan spinn-off, isn't it totaly unrelated alternative world? i think it's estabilished like that. doesn't remember it has explanatiuon have relationship with main series. |
KumaApr 26, 2016 5:44 AM
Apr 26, 2016 5:44 AM
#80
@Kuma that's why i found it unreasonable to said endless 8 is related with disperace. she is only observer and she totaly have no intention to change it. there is none scane when she "cracked' with it. if she cracked, she will do something to the loop, at very least tell kyon, but in fact yuki doesn't even care about it, she only tell if she asked which is show it's doesn't bug her even a bit. also yuki-chan spinn-off, isn't it totaly unrealed alternative world? i think it's estabilished like that. doesn't remember it has explanatiuon have relationship with main series. Yuki-chan is a spinoff and therefore not cannon to the original Haruhi universe |
Apr 26, 2016 5:46 AM
#81
Gabagool said: @You It's because they have no other option. They wanted to live in peace indeed, but it's only exclusive for the undead, not the humans. Well I could say the same to SSY tbh, those queerat are indeed being a servant to humanity, but the adults treat them nicely too, they even can go as far as killing their own children to prevent the rage that can possibly makes the queerat extinct. I think you're missing my entire point lol. Living in peace is exclusive to the undead? How does that make sense? Their entire existence can not live in peace because they have to be violent to survive. That makes them the enemies to humans right off the bat. The 2 shows are inherently different because of the simple fact that the violence was warranted in SSY but not in Shiki. Also in SSY they kill the young for reasons that aren't to help the rats... they kill their own young to prevent them from doing hard to other humans. In SSY it's war between 2 sides that both believe they are right. In Shiki it is humans trying to stop vampires from committing genocide of their own species but the show tries to take the vampires side which is ridiculous. Also I didn't mention this before but Megumi has pretty much 0 development. At the end of the story she is still in love with that guy and is the same person but just more powerful now and has taken on some responsibility hmm I'll make this easier. If you're a shiki and you want to do the right thing, what will you do? Simple as that. See on their POV. And as for Megumi, she is uncooperative with everyone in the beginning but then she show cooperation with villagers that already turned to an undead. And during the end when undeads are losing, she decide to go to the city just as her first purpose because she know she will be better when doing so. |
Apr 26, 2016 5:49 AM
#82
You said: Gabagool said: @You It's because they have no other option. They wanted to live in peace indeed, but it's only exclusive for the undead, not the humans. Well I could say the same to SSY tbh, those queerat are indeed being a servant to humanity, but the adults treat them nicely too, they even can go as far as killing their own children to prevent the rage that can possibly makes the queerat extinct. I think you're missing my entire point lol. Living in peace is exclusive to the undead? How does that make sense? Their entire existence can not live in peace because they have to be violent to survive. That makes them the enemies to humans right off the bat. The 2 shows are inherently different because of the simple fact that the violence was warranted in SSY but not in Shiki. Also in SSY they kill the young for reasons that aren't to help the rats... they kill their own young to prevent them from doing hard to other humans. In SSY it's war between 2 sides that both believe they are right. In Shiki it is humans trying to stop vampires from committing genocide of their own species but the show tries to take the vampires side which is ridiculous. Also I didn't mention this before but Megumi has pretty much 0 development. At the end of the story she is still in love with that guy and is the same person but just more powerful now and has taken on some responsibility hmm I'll make this easier. If you're a shiki and you want to do the right thing, what will you do? Simple as that. See on their POV. And as for Megumi, she is uncooperative with everyone in the beginning but then she show cooperation with villagers that already turned to an undead. And during the end when undeads are losing, she decide to go to the city just as her first purpose because she know she will be better when doing so. If I was turned into a Shiki I would kill other Shiki so no other humans have to get hurt. If somebody wrongly attacks me or my family or friends than I'm going to retaliate. What would you do? |
Apr 26, 2016 5:49 AM
#83
Apr 26, 2016 5:51 AM
#84
Gabagool said: You said: Gabagool said: @You It's because they have no other option. They wanted to live in peace indeed, but it's only exclusive for the undead, not the humans. Well I could say the same to SSY tbh, those queerat are indeed being a servant to humanity, but the adults treat them nicely too, they even can go as far as killing their own children to prevent the rage that can possibly makes the queerat extinct. I think you're missing my entire point lol. Living in peace is exclusive to the undead? How does that make sense? Their entire existence can not live in peace because they have to be violent to survive. That makes them the enemies to humans right off the bat. The 2 shows are inherently different because of the simple fact that the violence was warranted in SSY but not in Shiki. Also in SSY they kill the young for reasons that aren't to help the rats... they kill their own young to prevent them from doing hard to other humans. In SSY it's war between 2 sides that both believe they are right. In Shiki it is humans trying to stop vampires from committing genocide of their own species but the show tries to take the vampires side which is ridiculous. Also I didn't mention this before but Megumi has pretty much 0 development. At the end of the story she is still in love with that guy and is the same person but just more powerful now and has taken on some responsibility hmm I'll make this easier. If you're a shiki and you want to do the right thing, what will you do? Simple as that. See on their POV. And as for Megumi, she is uncooperative with everyone in the beginning but then she show cooperation with villagers that already turned to an undead. And during the end when undeads are losing, she decide to go to the city just as her first purpose because she know she will be better when doing so. If I was turned into a Shiki I would kill other Shiki so no other humans have to get hurt. If somebody wrongly attacks me or my family or friends than I'm going to retaliate. What would you do? Really? Then you won't drink human blood? So you don't fear of dying yourself? Lol if it's me then I would do the same as the undeads do. I want to live! But that's also okay,in the series Natsuno thinks exactly just like you |
Apr 26, 2016 5:54 AM
#85
You said: Gabagool said: You said: Gabagool said: @You It's because they have no other option. They wanted to live in peace indeed, but it's only exclusive for the undead, not the humans. Well I could say the same to SSY tbh, those queerat are indeed being a servant to humanity, but the adults treat them nicely too, they even can go as far as killing their own children to prevent the rage that can possibly makes the queerat extinct. I think you're missing my entire point lol. Living in peace is exclusive to the undead? How does that make sense? Their entire existence can not live in peace because they have to be violent to survive. That makes them the enemies to humans right off the bat. The 2 shows are inherently different because of the simple fact that the violence was warranted in SSY but not in Shiki. Also in SSY they kill the young for reasons that aren't to help the rats... they kill their own young to prevent them from doing hard to other humans. In SSY it's war between 2 sides that both believe they are right. In Shiki it is humans trying to stop vampires from committing genocide of their own species but the show tries to take the vampires side which is ridiculous. Also I didn't mention this before but Megumi has pretty much 0 development. At the end of the story she is still in love with that guy and is the same person but just more powerful now and has taken on some responsibility hmm I'll make this easier. If you're a shiki and you want to do the right thing, what will you do? Simple as that. See on their POV. And as for Megumi, she is uncooperative with everyone in the beginning but then she show cooperation with villagers that already turned to an undead. And during the end when undeads are losing, she decide to go to the city just as her first purpose because she know she will be better when doing so. If I was turned into a Shiki I would kill other Shiki so no other humans have to get hurt. If somebody wrongly attacks me or my family or friends than I'm going to retaliate. What would you do? Really? Then you won't drink human blood? So you don't fear of dying yourself? Lol if it's me then I would do the same as the undeads do. I want to live! Na I'm pissed if they bite me lol. I'm bashing some heads together even though it means I'm dying. I'll probably die regardless. What if feeding means you have to eat your little sister or your mom? I can't live with that... they didn't do anything wrong but do you know who did?... the guy who bit me lol. Even if that person who bit me was my dad |
Apr 26, 2016 6:00 AM
#86
@You Which scene are you referring to? is it "Congratulations"? I consider NGE to be (Episode 1-24+ Movie EoE) This episode (25-26) was just to further the character analysis in the series. Also the first half builds the story, it builds the character interaction with each other, and it develops the story and the characters, plus it was entertaining for me, and it gave the show a mysterious feeling which made me continue watching to figure out everything. (thought i dont agree on calling it first half, the series was never divided into two halves lol) Dont forget; I understand the criticism, but the series is still very underrated. |
Apr 26, 2016 6:01 AM
#87
Gabagool said: You said: Gabagool said: You said: Gabagool said: @You It's because they have no other option. They wanted to live in peace indeed, but it's only exclusive for the undead, not the humans. Well I could say the same to SSY tbh, those queerat are indeed being a servant to humanity, but the adults treat them nicely too, they even can go as far as killing their own children to prevent the rage that can possibly makes the queerat extinct. I think you're missing my entire point lol. Living in peace is exclusive to the undead? How does that make sense? Their entire existence can not live in peace because they have to be violent to survive. That makes them the enemies to humans right off the bat. The 2 shows are inherently different because of the simple fact that the violence was warranted in SSY but not in Shiki. Also in SSY they kill the young for reasons that aren't to help the rats... they kill their own young to prevent them from doing hard to other humans. In SSY it's war between 2 sides that both believe they are right. In Shiki it is humans trying to stop vampires from committing genocide of their own species but the show tries to take the vampires side which is ridiculous. Also I didn't mention this before but Megumi has pretty much 0 development. At the end of the story she is still in love with that guy and is the same person but just more powerful now and has taken on some responsibility hmm I'll make this easier. If you're a shiki and you want to do the right thing, what will you do? Simple as that. See on their POV. And as for Megumi, she is uncooperative with everyone in the beginning but then she show cooperation with villagers that already turned to an undead. And during the end when undeads are losing, she decide to go to the city just as her first purpose because she know she will be better when doing so. If I was turned into a Shiki I would kill other Shiki so no other humans have to get hurt. If somebody wrongly attacks me or my family or friends than I'm going to retaliate. What would you do? Really? Then you won't drink human blood? So you don't fear of dying yourself? Lol if it's me then I would do the same as the undeads do. I want to live! Na I'm pissed if they bite me lol. I'm bashing some heads together even though it means I'm dying. I'll probably die regardless. What if feeding means you have to eat your little sister or your mom? I can't live with that... they didn't do anything wrong but do you know who did?... the guy who bit me lol. Even if that person who bit me was my dad Lol everyone don't want to be an undead in the first place, except perhaps Seishirou. Its just the way on how people thinks. @Klassical I meant to that elevator scene and that eva -01 grabbed kaworu before crushing him And well as for enjoyment I guess when it's divided into parts like the rebuild, the 2.0 will be my least enjoyable, you can guess on why lol |
YouApr 26, 2016 6:04 AM
Apr 26, 2016 6:03 AM
#88
-Maz said: While I do agree that it's rather generic, I disagree on it not deserving 8+. But I suppose I'll join in. Akatsuki no Yona is overrated. It's very typical and generic. Just seems like a somewhat inferior version of Arslan Senkki, although it thankfully doesn't have any awful CGI. Enjoyable and entertaining, but certainly not deserving of an 8+ score, IMO. The storyline isn't something new or unique, but what makes it so great, imo, is the great cast of character with decent development for most of the main cast, and even some romantic development going on between Yona/Hak and Yona/Soo-Won. Additionally, each important character got enough screentime to be fleshed quite well and they were all interesting/lovely in their own aspect - none of the characters felt like they were copy/similar to each other, but instead each had their own distinct feature that made them who they are. And then there are the motives. Soo-Won is a rather great character imo, mainly because he is portrayed in a way that may seem evil at first, but when you learn his motivations and the way he is acting, you'll start to understand his character and maybe even like him so much more. Even some of the minor side characters get some form for development and are characterized well enough for you to understand them. Visually it's also quite good for the most part, I have very few complaints in that department, and in terms of soundtrack it had a pretty nice range of OSTs that fit quite well with the overall atmosphere of the show. Well I might just be a biased fanboy tho. |
SnappynatorApr 26, 2016 6:09 AM
Apr 26, 2016 6:04 AM
#89
Concrete Revolutio is pretty underrated. It takes a bunch of different tokusatsu elements in a bright colourful world with historical allusions and plays it completely seriously. It doesn't sound like it should work, but somehow it pulls it off. Everything really does make you think it'll be some kind of light hearted goofy comedy, much like Madoka or Gakkou Gurashi, but unlike them it doesn't really pretend to be such, which I think makes the whole subversion of expectations come off as a whole less cheap. It's not hard to see why it would turn people off, I mean I've already said how on paper it sounds like a trainwreck, and it is pretty episodic for the most part, although the plot is very much there, they all have some signficance. These separate episodes can be pretty different in quality, many people will say it gets a lot better after the initial start. I never though the earlier episodes were too different, but that should let you know that you may actually like it even if you think it doesn't seem like all that at the start. There's also the way we keep getting random time shifts, but it does tell you when these are in big letters so it I don't think it should really throw off that many people. All in all it's a series that'll get overlooked by a lot, that might very well like it if they take a chance. |
Apr 26, 2016 6:07 AM
#90
@Kuma Isn't that's better And what a surprise the first season and the movie are my favorites either but unlike you I enjoyed the drama a lot in second season and for me it's wasn't melodramatic at least Just to clear things up the comedy wasn't the only thing that's people loved k-on especially in SS the drama was what made k-on more special |
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Apr 26, 2016 6:08 AM
#91
TrollingTrolls said: Ok, seems like no one wants to say it, so i will. Dont hate me for this, but in my opinion One Punch Man is overrated. Yes, its not bad anime, but cmon guys, after all of the comments about that anime, I was prepared to watch something amazing and at the end i was disappointed. Ah don't tell me you watch it after it complated Oh well suck to be you I mean you have missed all those fun thread |
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Apr 26, 2016 6:12 AM
#92
monali said: the problem is drama in K-on is not that noteworthy.. sure it's nicely put, but doesn't really blow me away either... it's just too flat... the build-up, the execution, the reaction, everything just fill on line, no high up or high down... there is CGDCT with better drama like aria....@Kuma Isn't that's better And what a surprise the first season and the movie are my favorites either but unlike you I enjoyed the drama a lot in second season and for me it's wasn't melodramatic at least Just to clear things up the comedy wasn't the only thing that's people loved k-on especially in SS the drama was what made k-on more special |
Apr 26, 2016 6:41 AM
#93
@Snappynator I dunno, it's just that when I saw the 8+ score I just assumed there would be something specific that set it apart, ya know? It kind of makes me think of Fullmetal Alchemist where there's nothing specifically good, but it just executes everything pretty well. Aside from the comedy, though. I really didn't enjoy the comedy whatsoever. I probably would've given it a 7/10 overall if not for the comedy. But yeah, like I said to Ckan, the first season was setting up the plot, so having such a high score for something which was simply laying the groundwork was somewhat surprising. |
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Apr 26, 2016 6:51 AM
#94
Most recently, that would be Erased. The last episode works as a comedy though, which is all the worse because it was trying to be serious. I showed that infamous scene to my family, and they were laughing and shaking their heads in confusion. It does nothing to dissuade the notion that all you need is some pretty pictures, some characters for people to ship (even if they are children) and swarmy-marmy stuff for the mushy-hearted. Then again, it seems that something has to fill that "anime of the season" spot, even if it is awful. |
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Apr 26, 2016 6:55 AM
#95
Before anything else, let me just say that I never expected this thread to be revived, especially at this time. Now, I wonder if ATotD will be revived as well? eh I doubt it silverwalls said: While I didn't rate it very high, I agree. Houkago no Pleiades was really good during during the the last third of the anime or so.houkago no pleiades is underrated. even back when it aired barely anyone cared about it, which is sad because imo it's one of the best magical girl series of the past few years (not like there's much competition, but still). the fact that most of the magic action happened in space/on different planets was an interesting take on the genre and the concept of different timelines was used in an interesting way too. the main characters all got focus in their respective episodes which i loved, and its romance was great too. It's just that it pretty damn all over the place during the first few episodes. Binbougami ga! is pretty underrated. It was a really damn funny show, using parodies and the like for its comedy. It had a good concept too, and the two MCs personalities blend well with each other. I would say Mirai Nikki is incredibly, very incredibly overrated. It was a large mess of a mess. Redial especially was horrible in every way possible. Yuki is pprobably the worst MC I have ever seen. He is INCREDIBLY stupid, to a point that I can't even fathom what he's doing anymore. Yuno wasn't much better with her annoying, obsessive love with Yuki, and that's just really the quirk that defines her. It was just a gigantic mess. I can expand on it a lot more, but I'm too damn lazy for that now. |
Apr 26, 2016 7:12 AM
#96
amk_2397 said: wth? do you even bother to checking sales thread? boku no hero is boosting nicely... also it's not even finished yet, how they can overrated/underrated? their score is still unstable... re:zero LN also got nice boost.. kotetsujo estimed to breaking 10K.. yes both of them also get significant boost...Boku no Hero Acadamia- weren't people hyping this up to be like the next Naruto or something? What the hell happened? Oh right, Attack on Trains and Re: Zero... |
Apr 26, 2016 7:15 AM
#97
Kuma said: I'm not saying any of those are overrated but if anything having a lot of sales numbers would just make it seem more overrated, no?amk_2397 said: wth? do you even bother to checking sales thread? boku no hero is boosting nicely... also it's not even finished yet, how they can overrated/underrated? their score is still unstable... re:zero LN also got nice boost.. kotetsujo estimed to breaking 10K.. yes both of them also get significant boost...Boku no Hero Acadamia- weren't people hyping this up to be like the next Naruto or something? What the hell happened? Oh right, Attack on Trains and Re: Zero... Also something can be overrated even if it's not done yet. |
Apr 26, 2016 7:19 AM
#98
gavvoru said: I wouldn't SAO is overrated anylonger...you really don't see any people talking about besides the occasional SAO bashing here and there.overrated would probably be SAO. i know it's been talked about billions of times before and i am not a parrot, and therefore i see no need to touch upon that subject again. underrated however... that's hard. i'd say angel's egg, often in the shadow of ghost in the shell. |
Apr 26, 2016 7:19 AM
#99
AzureDaora said: i am just saying boku no hero not lost it hype compare to kotetsujo no kabaneri and RE:zero... RE:zero gaint significant popularity growth thou... because first episode i would said... sure airing anime can be overrated, but it will down evantually when the hype down....Kuma said: I'm not saying any of those are overrated but if anything having a lot of sales numbers would just make it seem more overrated, no?amk_2397 said: Boku no Hero Acadamia- weren't people hyping this up to be like the next Naruto or something? What the hell happened? Oh right, Attack on Trains and Re: Zero... Also something can be overrated even if it's not done yet. |
Apr 26, 2016 7:25 AM
#100
Snappynator said: Doesn't that actually make it underrated?you really don't see any people talking about besides the occasional SAO bashing here and there. |
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