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I got interested in anime around 2012 (kinda used to be a hater) and over the past years I've watched some that I thought would be interesting. I'm drawn to stories that have action/fighting and moral dilemmas for everyone involved. Anti-heroes and villains are among my favorite types of characters.
If one word were to describe the anime and characters I love, it would be: epic
FYI: I've watched more anime than my list says. DBZ, Naruto, and Pokemon are among other anime that I've watched a ton of, I just don't like listing anime that I haven't finished in it's entirety especially if I don't remember where I left off. Midnight blue and black Tsundere best dere. Rain
Insomniac. Pessimist. Insatiable sweet teeth. Ketchup is amazing. Cookies too.
I'm calm and cool and serious most of the time. Rarely do I get mad. I get annoyed much more often lol.
Games are fun. My favorites have to be stuff like Legend of Zelda, Halo, TF2, Bioshock, and Super Smash Bros. Come at me.
Why I dislike certain anime. Here goes.. Bakemonogatari: A cleverly disguised harem (borderline ecchi) with too much talking and when the producers felt that people would get bored at a certain point in time, they add gratuitous fan service to keep the viewer (probably male, for good reason) interested. Senjougahara is a way better character than Koyomi, she's the reason why I was able to finish the first season. A lot of wordplay wit is lost on viewers if they don't know how to speak the language, no real plot.. in fact the show is better without a plot but it tries to have one, fails, and is worse because of it. I will say the art and animation is pretty good (props to the artists for making it so). Oh but beware the Shaft head tilt. It's at it's final form in this show and I assume the entire series afterward. Fairy Tail: Basically imagine Naruto with watered down story, characters, superpower system (i.e., Friendship is power!!), and more fan service. Death Note: I simply can't stand the whole cat and mouse schtick that L and Light play throughout the series but that's kind of the only grip I've got with it. Maybe I should give it another chance some day. One Punch Man: 90% of the "comedy" comes from the fact that Saitama is OP. It gets old really fast. Sure it's supposed to be a parody of superpower anime, but that doesn't mean it's funny. And the outcome of fights is so predictable. Every character in this show is pretty one-dimensional. Hello? Character development? Are you there? I'd like to see Genos and his backstory more but he's too busy trying to get noticed.. Saved a bit by art, animation, and music. Jojo: Tries to look old and fails especially with the clothing and metrosexuality. Dio is an ass from the very beginning for no reason. Too much posing, it detracts from the anime and I like my anime to be a little serious. Is liking Jojo just a meme? I can't tell. One Piece: Before I actually watched it, people recommended it to me, saying I'd like it. I watched a bit and didn't like it. Then those same people who recommended it to me said it would get good at around 150 episodes. This was when I should have thought something was suspicious, but like an idiot I watched about 130 episodes thinking it would be worth my time. It really wasn't. This milked-af series is only worth watching to people who started to read/watch it at the onset. Zoro is a pretty cool guy and carries the show a good bit, Luffy and Sanji are a little funny, and Usopp is cringe incarnate (not funny). Also, the amount of time it take for the show to actually start is pretty f***ing dumb. Three minutes of an OP, and about 3-5 minutes of recap; there is virtually only twelve-ish minutes of a One Piece episode.. so it's not for me, but I can respect people who have stayed the course over the series. I can imagine fans who might be frustrated with the show wouldn't want to abandon ship since they've been on it for so long. Darling in the Franxx: I really wanted to like this since Trigger was involved. The show starts off well enough and I can even say it was promising, although the way the mechs were piloted made me struggle to not laugh – especially at first – I could deal with it. The OP, art, and animation did not leave me wanting. The first episode was awesome. However, the rest of the series straightaway starts to take a nose dive soon after, the last 5-6 episodes of this anime were especially atrocious. The characters are straight out bad. Later on the story goes off and plot holes emerge and questions are left unanswered. And when I say the story goes off, it only does so after some subplots which leave more holes. Nothing is thoroughly explained and whatever information is given is done in tidbits. Neon Genesis Evangelion: Shinji complains way too much. Gendo is an ass no matter how you slice it. Everyone is f****d up to be completely honest. Schizophrenia near the ending. Most polarizing anime ever imo. Deserves a rewatch if you didn't like it the first time around.
More rants to come!
Yea i been watching anime since i was like 2 years old whatever was on tv is what i watched. Most of the ones they showed was saint seiya, city hunter, fatal flury, inuyasha, dective connan, so many more good anime.
I have seen hijame no ippo pn tv when i was young so i need to refresh my memory by rewatching it. And yu yu hakusho is great but i don't like how lazy the creator is
Sorry for it taking a while to get back to you. I agree that having a balance of emotions is ideal, but knowing how to balance those emotions out is very hard. I agree that even a good balance can become predictable, predictable doesn't always mean bad though. I just watched "your lie in april" and the show is very predictable. But even though you know what's going to happen, the way they balance out sadness and happiness is very well done. So because the execution is good, the sad scenes hit hard even though they are very predictable.
Higurashi does the unpredictable thing, and the sad scenes hit pretty hard as well. Explaining this scene in Higurashi may be hard, but I will try. This is shown in the scene where (spoiler) Shion kills Satoko to avenge her lover Satoshi (Satoko's brother is also satoshi). But then shion later finds out that Satoko kept her promise to be stronger for Satoshi while Shion broke her promise to protect Satoko for Satoshi. It's a pretty sad scene that I think only a few people would see coming, you really had to pay attention to the text to see it coming.
I choose two examples of emotionL scenes both predictable and unpredictable done right. Both of them can be well done, it's just all due to execution. I like unpredictable emotional scenes probably a little more in general though. The unpredictable scenes can catch you off guard, making the emotions hit you all at once which I like.
Yeah same, but from my point of view you should be able to explain all of a character’s actions even if you boil them down to their most simple parts and you shouldn’t need anything else to understand them. With Nia, it’s in her personality to try and help others and understand them, so it’s only natural that she would try to cheer up the gloomiest protagonist this side of Shinji Ikari
Inuyasha is a great anime im glad to be rewatching it. And i have watched a lot of old animes when i was little. half of the things I've watched aren't on my list due to the fact that it's been too long and i need to refresh my memory by rewatching and an example is inuyasha
I've been study dont worry 😂
Ye, I have a lot of trouble explaining things I like and I have a really easy time explaining things I didn’t for some reason (I know that’s kind of opposite lol. Character development is heavily dependent on personality tho, as some personalities aren’t really fit for development. Let’s take Simon for example: one of the reasons he changes so much is because a coward has the most room to change. He has to grow and that growth will change that personality for better or for worse
Design and VA are probably the least important parts of what makes a character great imo and are more or less icing on the cake. for me a character’s development and relatability can be classified as an extension of personality as well and philosophy is identical to world view
I mean, what is there really to like about characters besides their personality? World view is something I care about but in a series where you can literally break physics by believing hard enough I don’t think world views across those lines are compatible
Just really like her personality and I kind of became known as that Nia guy on FG so now that I have a few characters I like more I feel weird changing it
Im watching a lot of anime at once but im more focused on 3 of them. I'm not into anime a lot anymore because the new anime suck and i watched mist of the oder ones.
I take one in october and one in november
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Yea i been watching anime since i was like 2 years old whatever was on tv is what i watched. Most of the ones they showed was saint seiya, city hunter, fatal flury, inuyasha, dective connan, so many more good anime.
I have seen hijame no ippo pn tv when i was young so i need to refresh my memory by rewatching it. And yu yu hakusho is great but i don't like how lazy the creator is
Higurashi does the unpredictable thing, and the sad scenes hit pretty hard as well. Explaining this scene in Higurashi may be hard, but I will try. This is shown in the scene where (spoiler) Shion kills Satoko to avenge her lover Satoshi (Satoko's brother is also satoshi). But then shion later finds out that Satoko kept her promise to be stronger for Satoshi while Shion broke her promise to protect Satoko for Satoshi. It's a pretty sad scene that I think only a few people would see coming, you really had to pay attention to the text to see it coming.
I choose two examples of emotionL scenes both predictable and unpredictable done right. Both of them can be well done, it's just all due to execution. I like unpredictable emotional scenes probably a little more in general though. The unpredictable scenes can catch you off guard, making the emotions hit you all at once which I like.
Inuyasha is a great anime im glad to be rewatching it. And i have watched a lot of old animes when i was little. half of the things I've watched aren't on my list due to the fact that it's been too long and i need to refresh my memory by rewatching and an example is inuyasha
I've been study dont worry 😂
Im watching a lot of anime at once but im more focused on 3 of them. I'm not into anime a lot anymore because the new anime suck and i watched mist of the oder ones.
I take one in october and one in november