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Mar 9, 2023 9:09 AM
#101
Most anime that's more than 5 seasons, is a game adaptation or is an isekai. People saying Uzaki have lost their mind. It's hilarious and has character development and is only 2 seasons long. |
Mar 9, 2023 10:27 AM
#102
Takt op Destiny.. they were basically promoting they're new mobile game by using a collaboration between mappa and madhouse. |
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Mar 9, 2023 10:41 AM
#103
Probably isekai genre, but some of them are good. |
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Mar 9, 2023 2:14 PM
#104
Usapz said: Wow, what a brilliant and sophisticated observation! I'm sure your contribution to the world of anime will be celebrated for generations to come, or not. Maybe instead of wasting your time making juvenile and crude remarks about a fictional character's anatomy, you could try developing some actual intelligence. But I guess that would be too much to ask from someone with the mental capacity of a garden snail.jacoblays said: Catalano said: one piece, there is no development ever, just random nonsensical fights for 2 minutes per episodes while the other 20 minutes are flashbacks but hey, one piece fans are simple people, they forget all about it if they see some shiny furry fighting a dragon for 2 minutes a week The only deep thing in one piece is Nami's asshole. |
Mar 9, 2023 2:36 PM
#105
Catalano said: one piece, there is no development ever, just random nonsensical fights for 2 minutes per episodes while the other 20 minutes are flashbacks but hey, one piece fans are simple people, they forget all about it if they see some shiny furry fighting a dragon for 2 minutes a week This comment is so underrated. I saw it coming. |
Mar 9, 2023 2:39 PM
#106
Like said before, JoJo has been non stop for the last 30 years; so I choose it. |
Mar 9, 2023 4:43 PM
#107
Sonson7 said: They only gave it slack because it is a popular anime. But as a theatre experience, the movie was pure dogshit. No excuse for literally including the credits.The irony is people didn't completely went bonkers mad because of it. Compared to like how people go mad when every bad marvel TV series and movies drop. +Reruns in tv channels are innately just happening everytime and Demon Slayer just made a glorified rerun for their movie in TV channels. And they do probably need money at the time, due the tax evasion stuff. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt26537229/ratings/?ref_=tt_ov_rt Most of the ratings are 1 star. If the west tried something like this, critic and audience score will both be worse than adam sandler movies. Objectively speaking, a lot of anime experiences especially for franchise movies are worse experiences than hollywood blockbusters but are given higher ratings cuz we are more lenient on them. |
Mar 9, 2023 5:14 PM
#108
Venucurius said: Since when Fate started with Fate/Zero? Fate/Stay Night came out fiirst, Fate/Zero was something done with Urobuchi pulling shit as always and putting it in a Fate series.The Fate series. TYPE-MOON works are a hit-or-miss, especially when it comes to Fate. It starts off with Fate/Zero, an excellent series with fantastic directing and a superb main cast. Then it moves to the Stay Night routes, which all of them felt really generic and didn't do justice to the heart Zero gave to start the series. Most characters are either Gary-Stus who are taken way too seriously or comic reliefs for the sake of stupidity. Oh, and don't get me too started on more of Fate's sequels, ESPECIALLY Grand Order. That greenlit was a side story that doesn't tie in with the main plot. |
Mar 9, 2023 6:56 PM
#109
Ionliosite2 said: Okay, I'll explain this clearly: When I say that Fate starts with Zero, what I'm referring to is how the overall story begins.Venucurius said: Since when Fate started with Fate/Zero? Fate/Stay Night came out fiirst, Fate/Zero was something done with Urobuchi pulling shit as always and putting it in a Fate series.The Fate series. TYPE-MOON works are a hit-or-miss, especially when it comes to Fate. It starts off with Fate/Zero, an excellent series with fantastic directing and a superb main cast. Then it moves to the Stay Night routes, which all of them felt really generic and didn't do justice to the heart Zero gave to start the series. Most characters are either Gary-Stus who are taken way too seriously or comic reliefs for the sake of stupidity. Oh, and don't get me too started on more of Fate's sequels, ESPECIALLY Grand Order. That greenlit was a side story that doesn't tie in with the main plot. Also, I don't mean to act like this kind of person but just because F/Z is a TYPE-MOON series not written by Nasu himself, doesn't mean it's NOT fully TYPE-MOON or something. I mean... It's kind of like a prologue but in context to Fate's main structures, it does open the magic of the series (by that, I mean the build-up to the story structures). |
Mar 9, 2023 7:08 PM
#110
Venucurius said: You make it sound like you think Urobuchi inspired Nasu.Okay, I'll explain this clearly: When I say that Fate starts with Zero, what I'm referring to is how the overall story begins. Also, I don't mean to act like this kind of person but just because F/Z is a TYPE-MOON series not written by Nasu himself, doesn't mean it's NOT fully TYPE-MOON or something. |
その目だれの目? |
Mar 9, 2023 7:34 PM
#111
Venucurius said: It doesn't though, Zero takes place in a separate universe from F/SNOkay, I'll explain this clearly: When I say that Fate starts with Zero, what I'm referring to is how the overall story begins. |
Mar 9, 2023 7:57 PM
#112
90s and early 2000s OVA releases from obscure source matarials based on doujin novels or manga. |
Mar 9, 2023 8:03 PM
#113
if basing on number of OVAs, movies, episodes, merch, gacha, games, etc.: -Love Live Franchise -Fate Franchise -Detective Conan<<Especially in Japan -One Piece If basing on popular series that i hate: -Demon Slayer -Most mobile game adaptations -Steins Gate 0 |
" Kindness can sometimes lead you to trouble. " |
Mar 9, 2023 9:13 PM
#114
Every battle shounen and isekai anime in existence. Dragon Ball Z and SAO each started a trend of characters that I didn't care for. Romantic comedy light novels aimed at 15 year-old dweebs like Maburaho also fit right in with overused and oversaturated. Making millions of different battle shounen anime feels just as recycled as rewriting a DC character's story. |
Mar 11, 2023 1:03 AM
#115
icefirestone23 said: Sonson7 said: They only gave it slack because it is a popular anime. But as a theatre experience, the movie was pure dogshit. No excuse for literally including the credits.The irony is people didn't completely went bonkers mad because of it. Compared to like how people go mad when every bad marvel TV series and movies drop. +Reruns in tv channels are innately just happening everytime and Demon Slayer just made a glorified rerun for their movie in TV channels. And they do probably need money at the time, due the tax evasion stuff. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt26537229/ratings/?ref_=tt_ov_rt Most of the ratings are 1 star. If the west tried something like this, critic and audience score will both be worse than adam sandler movies. Objectively speaking, a lot of anime experiences especially for franchise movies are worse experiences than hollywood blockbusters but are given higher ratings cuz we are more lenient on them. How can you not be lenient towards anime movies anyway, when they are made in like a quarter or even less than a quarter of the production cost of an average animated Hollywood movie and still can make just about as much and now a days, even more than your hollywood animated flick. Heck even the weird dip wth writing happening in Marvel and DC comics currently is even creeping in towards "big budget" franchise projects. Say anything about the Mugen Train movie but that was a damn highlight experience in a movie theater during the pandemic, and hardly barely any hollywood movies at that time hardly comes to compete with that experience or at least make the audience rewatch it again despite the current situation |
Mar 11, 2023 3:04 AM
#116
Sonson7 said: Anime movies rarely hit below 30s and below on rotten tomatoes. The worst I have seen is https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/sword_art_online_the_movie_progressive_scherzo_of_deep_nightHow can you not be lenient towards anime movies anyway, when they are made in like a quarter or even less than a quarter of the production cost of an average animated Hollywood movie and still can make just about as much and now a days, even more than your hollywood animated flick. Heck even the weird dip wth writing happening in Marvel and DC comics currently is even creeping in towards "big budget" franchise projects. Say anything about the Mugen Train movie but that was a damn highlight experience in a movie theater during the pandemic, and hardly barely any hollywood movies at that time hardly comes to compete with that experience or at least make the audience rewatch it again despite the current situation and that only had a 40% from critics. Anime movies often are way too short at 90 minutes, and lack enough menaingful plot progression like fgo ones. Animation often not worthy of a theatre experience |
Mar 11, 2023 4:02 AM
#117
Usapz said: You need some serious help dude.jacoblays said: Catalano said: one piece, there is no development ever, just random nonsensical fights for 2 minutes per episodes while the other 20 minutes are flashbacks but hey, one piece fans are simple people, they forget all about it if they see some shiny furry fighting a dragon for 2 minutes a week The only deep thing in one piece is Nami's asshole. Your mind is really on the asshole level. |
Mar 11, 2023 12:34 PM
#118
The new Demon Slayer "movie". Even though I watched it in cinema and enjoyed seeing the episodes on a huge screen it didn't really feel like a movie. They just played the episodes without even cutting out the endings. That's a real cash grab. Didn't regret watching it though. |
Mar 11, 2023 12:45 PM
#119
El001 said: That was always part of the visual novelSteins;Gate 0 |
Mar 21, 2023 3:28 PM
#120
Dragon Ball Super, Boruto, Magia Record, everything Fate after Heaven's feel, everything Love Live after aquors Every yugioh series after 5ds and especially after zexal and takahashi's death, every pokemon series after diamond and pearl Also every seasonal that fails to go more than 2 cours is more or less a cash grab |
Mar 21, 2023 3:43 PM
#121
Most isekai, ecchi, CGDCT or horror shows and light novel or video game adaptations. |
Mar 21, 2023 7:47 PM
#122
Looking back at this thread, it's just a bunch of people calling shows of they clearly don't like as "cash grab". |
"Well, she's flatter than a pancake" -Mimi Alpacas "Woof" -Tobiichi Origami "Are you trying to turn the dormitory into a strip club!?! -Atena Saotome |
Mar 23, 2023 4:45 PM
#124
Takt op destiny comes to my mind. It was basically to promote a mobile that's still not out to this day. The whole story seemed like it was adapted from generic gacha game too. |
Mar 26, 2023 2:57 AM
#125
icefirestone23 said: Sonson7 said: Anime movies rarely hit below 30s and below on rotten tomatoes. The worst I have seen is https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/sword_art_online_the_movie_progressive_scherzo_of_deep_nightHow can you not be lenient towards anime movies anyway, when they are made in like a quarter or even less than a quarter of the production cost of an average animated Hollywood movie and still can make just about as much and now a days, even more than your hollywood animated flick. Heck even the weird dip wth writing happening in Marvel and DC comics currently is even creeping in towards "big budget" franchise projects. Say anything about the Mugen Train movie but that was a damn highlight experience in a movie theater during the pandemic, and hardly barely any hollywood movies at that time hardly comes to compete with that experience or at least make the audience rewatch it again despite the current situation and that only had a 40% from critics. Anime movies often are way too short at 90 minutes, and lack enough menaingful plot progression like fgo ones. Animation often not worthy of a theatre experience Western audience maybe a bit too spoiled to what "a theater experience" is. For us in Asia, Of course "Hollywood movies are of a different production scale" compared to what the standard "production value" of a local film. I mean I see an anime film and still can say the animators definitely made did something more for what they actually got paid for. About the comparison to Hollywood movies, which are meant to be a "stand alone film", of course anime films that tells a "single arc" within a much bigger series will not always give you a full scope story. And don't rely too much on rotten tomatoes,lol. Like they usually make fun of critics scores there since in most cases they are really out of touch with the general audiences. |
Mar 26, 2023 8:14 AM
#126
I would say any anime that is adapted from a videogame. Like Ace Attorney or Dangen Ronpa. |
Mar 26, 2023 8:16 AM
#127
The three webtoon adaptations back in 2020 They were all failures, ironically. |
Mar 26, 2023 11:19 AM
#129
MadanielFL said: why don’t you explain it the same then? I also don’t know what it meansIt's clear to me that people here don't even know what "cash grab" means... |
Mar 26, 2023 11:41 AM
#130
Absolutely Seirei Gensouki. It looks like someone though "Which are the most popular cliches and generic plotpoints people like" and made an anime with that. |
Mar 26, 2023 11:42 AM
#131
Darling in the franxx is literally an autism trap |
Mar 26, 2023 11:55 AM
#132
One Piece. |
Mar 26, 2023 12:08 PM
#134
Lots of animes feel like a cash grab like isekai animes but boruto is a big example of a cash grab in both anime and manga. |
Mar 27, 2023 3:34 AM
#135
Imoutocore said: Does it worth watching today (visual quality is not important to me)Magic Knight Rayearth Nier automata anime(i think it wasn't necessary) and NARUTO(220ep) : the story is fine and the fights are nice but playing the episodes with X2 speed is still slow! half of the episode is just still images! UP coming genshin impact anime. |
ErnestMacelMar 27, 2023 4:40 AM
Mar 12, 4:57 PM
#136
Restaurant to another world they show you food to keep you watching the show despite the lack of a single plot per season |
Mar 12, 5:18 PM
#137
If the recap of the anime isn't released in theaters it isn't a cash grab. You don't know cash grab. Yes, I'm talking to you Kimetsu. |
Mar 12, 5:27 PM
#139
Your favorite anime. Yes, I am talking to you, the one who reads this comment. Your favorite anime is the biggest cash grab ever. Not sorry. |
Mar 12, 5:31 PM
#140
So because something is long-running it's automatically a "cash grab" to most of you? Tropisch said: Looking back at this thread, it's just a bunch of people calling shows of they clearly don't like as "cash grab". He said it, not me. Nothing is a cash grab! Animators and writers always care about what they make. >:) |
Mar 12, 5:55 PM
#141
Kimetsu no yaiba. It's not about the title or the manga per se, but about how the studio approaches it. They constantly release reruns in cinemas and take advantage of the series' popularity just to make more money. Boruto and Dragon ball universe. Forced series with poor quality. Most isekaji that are so bad that it's not worth talking about, but people watch them anyway, so this cycle of their creation repeats... |
Mar 12, 6:16 PM
#142
if we're talking about popular shonen, then definitely boruto and kimetsu no yaiba. boruto was horrific from the beginning (who knows, maybe we're all just blinded by our childhood nostalgia for naruto or something), but at least kimetsu no yaiba started out good. it felt like it had a soul, like there was actual passion behind it. i picked up the manga right after entertainment district came out, and it just... felt a bit off after mugen train. and that feeling never really went away. the animation of kny is still excellent in my opinion, but it doesn't have a whole lot else to offer after mugen train, besides some flashy character designs and a fairly unique-looking art style. as for more forgotten stuff... FLCL: Grunge. the animation is CG even though it is KNOWN for its over-the-top 2D animation, it doesn't capture the spirit of the original (none of the reboots have, imo), and the animation doesn't even look half decent on its own. |
Mar 12, 6:20 PM
#143
That one NFT anime, because no fucking thanks. I don't know or care if the NFTs in the anime are or aren't real, and I don't care to look into it. Even if there's no cash grabbing actually going on, the moment an anime tries to educate me on what an NFT is, I feel like I'm sitting in front of a fucking door to door salesman. |
Daviljoe193Mar 12, 6:25 PM
Opinions are opinions, and differing opinions can co-exist. 🙂 But I don't do debate, life's too short to spend time debating people. |
Mar 12, 6:55 PM
#144
Non canon movies to longrunning shounen are literally just made for quick bucks. Every shounen fan gets excited for like 2 or 3 of them as a child but the lack of importance burns you out of from watching any more of them quickly. |
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