That Time I got Reincarnated as a Slime
| They do talk a lot in the light novels so obviously, they'd talk in the anime. Vol 18 for example, is about 350 pages long. They talked for about 300 pages before something happened. |
| "You only realize the real value of something you discarded when you get the chance to pick it up again." - Rudeus Greyrat |
| Okay not reading all that Mr. Obama |
Okay not reading all that Mr. Obama Imagine if Obama is actually a fan of this anime series. . As for this thread topic... Yea... it's a divide between the community. Half bashes all the dialogues. The other Half likes all the world buildings. |
| Nothing Written Here But Us Anime Bunnies *boing boing boing* |
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Reply to Moppit
I always wondered people are more excited to watch things that they hate over things that they like. You never really see discussions about things what made the anime great. When they watch something they don't like, all they have to do is quit watching it. They out right refuse for some reason. They always say "I never drop a show after I start watching it." It's their fault for watching something they don't like. They shouldn't have a right to complain. I drop 4 shows this season because, I didn't want to waste time on them.
| @Moppit I'd like to give insight on "I never drop a show after I start watching it.", as I am someone who does so, but before that; I'm loving this season, and have very few issues with this season. None of which are the long conversations, in fact I feel that they're a strength of this season. I plan on giving it an 8-9/10 currently. I mention this to bring up the fact that I despised Season 2 Part 2, and had a love hate relationship with Season 2 Part 1. So from that I'm sure my first point, and imo the most obvious one for why someone would have that mentality, is that "it can become better." That includes it objectively gets better, subjectively, or a mix of both. My second reasoning would be related to learning, I'm personally interested in anime enough to the point of being a wannabe critic, as I had an interest in being one even before watching anime, I like to learn about what makes a show good or bad, and have even taken high school & online lessons. I might end up being a writer at some point in my life, but I am content with it being a hobby. I'm particularly interested in what makes a show good subjectively, as it constantly has me challenging my own views of something, and helps me realise when I am wrong. I'm also interested in just learning about what's even happening during the anime season, even if I absolutely despise a show, I always come out of it with something I can at least talk about and I value that. Therefor I never end up wasting my time, or at least it doesn't ever feel that way. I end up "complaining", as you put it, to voice my opinions and see what people think of them. Which ends up making me not ever being able to drop something as I always feel like I'm missing out. My third and final reasoning is very simple, I can enjoy a show being bad because it's objectively/subjectively bad or both. You know of them, the people who watch the worst of the worst and somehow obtain enjoyment at something so horrendously bad. Except to a degree, I can do so with any anime I dislike. IMO most people who have the same mentality, to some degree follow these 3 above. The particular distinction between most is how serious they take the 2nd reason. Some do so with an ego, thinking they're "better than everyone else" because they're slightly interested and knowledgeable. These are probably the ones you encounter the most and quite frankly they are just complaining. If I can exaggerate a bit it goes something like this, THEY know what makes a show good or bad, so THEY should watch it and voice their superior anime giga brain opinion. So all the cat girls/boys flock at them for how based their opinion is at dictating the anime. They genuinely want to learn something about the creation or what's going on currently to some capacity but they take what they know, or what they think they know, too far. Others are interested in that way but they just don't realise it, I often questioned myself in the past why I kept putting myself through this all the time. I later learned I was just super interested in everything about it. Both of those can be the starting point to where I've ended up, where I'm genuinely taking it seriously, albeit very slowly. Hopefully that helps |
BilbinsJun 23, 11:40 PM
Reply to Moppit
@Bilbins To be honest, I still don't understand. It your leisure time, and people are not forcing you to watch it. I would understand better if it's their way of living and get paid to criticize what they watch, or you watch something you think is good, and they have one poorly written episode. Then yea, I can understand their disappointment better. These people watched one episode after another, thinking it's plus knowing it's going to continue like this and still watch. This is their free time, and they choose to watch something they deem as horrible. They should accept it as a lost and move on something new or something they will enjoy.
| @Moppit That's a shame, I don't think it's something that you're meant to understand at this point. No diss, from what I can tell, it's just something so opposite of what you value that it just won't ever make sense. To be frank you just make more logical sense, you honestly value things worth your time, whereas we to some degree enjoy putting ourselves through the pain. As much as I take this serious, I still have my moments of just absurdness where I just refuse to drop something I despise, especially in my past where I was much less serious. I can say without a doubt, looking back at all the anime I've done that for, it was worth it. It felt good to talk about all the bad stuff about them, and it still does now, albeit I try to only talk about stuff I actually know about. I even occasionally rewatch them, just to talk about them all over again. At the end of the day, for us it's not a complete loss, often times the "win" becomes something entirely different. It'd be a lie to say the loss doesn't sting, it would also be a lie to say everything I said is how everyone feels, but I'd reckon that's how most people who don't drop shows feel like. TBH most people move on, the more and more they do it, the less and less they can handle it especially the ones who only kept watching because they were super coping. They end up realising it was a waste of their time, and honestly probably start to think like you. I'm odd, just know it's never going to be a complete loss to me, and I'm always going to enjoy it in a bad or good way. For reference I watched all of Boruto, fillers included, as it aired and I despised nearly all of it, gave it a 1/10. It was one of the most painful things I've ever gone through, I somehow still look back on it with a smile on my face and I honestly feel with full confidence it was worth it; I'm excited for part 2. Sorry for the wall of text again, have a nice day/night. |
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