Does Ono-sensei repulse anyone else?

Orix said:
She's not supposed to look that way according to the manga.

http://img4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20130502230113/mahouka-koukou-no-rettousei/images/3/36/Ono_Haruka.png

Dragon_Slayer_X said:
They turned her into a moeblob character which is wrong in so many ways. Ono-sensei from from the manga (in that bodysuit) is way too hot.

mayukachan said:
A lot of the girls in this show are kinda weird to look at TBH

Takuan_Soho said:
The character drawings seem even more 2Dish than the normal animation, as if they were more triangles than cubes. This could be a matter of juxtaposition, in that the art for this show is generally better than the average animation, it could make the characters look flatter than they otherwise would be.

Sapewloth said:
I also agree that the art style is excessively simplistic and the chara designs overall really lack relief.

AquaWateria said:
Art style is basically up to preference because I for one don't like the art for Ping Pong, but I wouldn't say it's trash. It's just an opinion. Anyways the problem I have for character designs is just only for Ono, the rest I feel are fine and great especially Erika.

Takuan_Soho said:


Don't you find the art in ping pong oddly appropriate for the story it is telling?

I agree that most things can be passed off as opinion, but if everything is merely opinion then there really isn't any reason to discuss things, we can all just stay in our castle of "what I think is truth" and ignore one another. The fun isn't to just state one's opinion, but to think of that opinion and try to convince others that your opinion has validity.

Now take Aku no Hana, probably the one show that most people hated the art with a passion. Now, I thought the art was interesting and as such was in the group that didn't automatically dismiss it. But, in the end, I think the fans were right, it was the wrong art for the show. Aku no Hana is about decadence, which is about mainstream values being distorted, so the show should have gone for mainstream art, THEN distorted it. Distorting it from the beginning undercut the whole point of the series.

Ping Pong is about a subculture that it transforms into an edgy, man vs. man competition, so for me the edgy, sharp art is perfect for the story. Fluid animation with that story would have been completely wasted.

Orix said:
My biggest grip aside from Ono-sensei is that the clothes of the female uniform fail to capture the details of their body. Where are the shadows to depict the bust size of the female cast? Even the most well-endowed of them all still doesn't have depth in most scenes.

Orix said:
My biggest grip aside from Ono-sensei is that the clothes of the female uniform fail to capture the details of their body. Where are the shadows to depict the bust size of the female cast? Even the most well-endowed of them all still doesn't have depth in most scenes.

RexZShadow said:
Miyuki looks too doll like in the anime, Idk in the LN pic and manga she looks so much more hmmm lively? is the world? in the Anime she looks like a emotionless doll so much of the time which makes no fucking sense.

Orix said:
AquaWateria: Stop the hatin'. Boobs are made of hopes and dreams. ;)

stealthdasher said:


I dunno, I've always found Miyuki to be pretty doll like. Even by how she was described in the light novels and portrayed in the manga. Also I think they've nailed her personality and behaviour.

mayukachan said:

lol Aomine.

Orix said:
My biggest grip aside from Ono-sensei is that the clothes of the female uniform fail to capture the details of their body. Where are the shadows to depict the bust size of the female cast? Even the most well-endowed of them all still doesn't have depth in most scenes.

coolxal said:
Something about her looks so wrong.

The baby face with that plump body and big breasts.