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Dec 28, 2014 3:39 AM
#851
Haseo666 said: AnnaSartin said: I think both older and newer anime are awesome. Watching old and new series side-by-side, I don't see any major differences between quality shows made in the 80's and 90's versus quality shows made in the 21st century. There are some differences in animation styles, but nothing so drastic it takes away from the viewing experience. Yes, there are some poor quality shows in both eras, but there was (and still is) plenty of gems out there to love and enjoy. I completely agree with you. I'm always watching some newer and older anime side-by-side (currently mostly 90's stuff) and I enjoy both... well Tetsujin 28-gou is giving me hard time actually and I'm stuck at 14 episodes. It will be huge challenge to complete that show. Why is Tetsujin 28-gou giving you a hard time? I haven't seen that one. |
Dec 28, 2014 4:03 AM
#852
AnnaSartin said: Haseo666 said: AnnaSartin said: I think both older and newer anime are awesome. Watching old and new series side-by-side, I don't see any major differences between quality shows made in the 80's and 90's versus quality shows made in the 21st century. There are some differences in animation styles, but nothing so drastic it takes away from the viewing experience. Yes, there are some poor quality shows in both eras, but there was (and still is) plenty of gems out there to love and enjoy. I completely agree with you. I'm always watching some newer and older anime side-by-side (currently mostly 90's stuff) and I enjoy both... well Tetsujin 28-gou is giving me hard time actually and I'm stuck at 14 episodes. It will be huge challenge to complete that show. Why is Tetsujin 28-gou giving you a hard time? I haven't seen that one. It's rather long with 96 episodes and the story is very repetitive. It requires quite a lot of concentration since I'm watching raws (there are no subs for this anime) and audio track isn't really the best one. |
Dec 28, 2014 11:34 AM
#853
amateur said: mayukachan said: Agafin said: Rose of versailles is better than any shoujo that I've ever seem (I know shoujo isn't a genre btw). Nah bro. Be more open minded c: I like Mars but I also love Hirunaka no Ryuusei. Classics are great but the newer ones that twist cliches are also as good. . Oh so you haven't even watched it and yet you are already determining its actual value and telling people to be more open minded.Ok sure..... What? I've read both. I don't watch shoujo classics, I've read them before. Oh I've read Rose of Versailles if that's what you're referring to. |
MayukaDec 28, 2014 11:39 AM
Dec 28, 2014 11:35 AM
#854
Why is this thread still going? People who don't like old animations don't like them people who do do ( dodo heuheuheu ). Shut up already! |
Dec 28, 2014 11:39 AM
#855
Dec 28, 2014 11:52 AM
#856
Milk_is_Special said: Syndiciate said: Why do most of the threads on MAL keep on going? Because the mods are to lazy to close them, pretty simple.Why is this thread still going? People who don't like old animations don't like them people who do do ( dodo heuheuheu ). Shut up already! :P I once had a question thread that went on for like 10 pages. xD |
Dec 28, 2014 11:53 AM
#857
We should just accept that some people prefer cell shading (from this thread alone lol) and some people prefer newer art styles and colour palettes. Problem solved? /thread |
Dec 28, 2014 11:57 AM
#858
mayukachan said: And we should just acccept that some people prefer subs over dubs, Fairy Tail over One Piece, Pro choice over Pro life, communism over democracy, etc. Problem solved? No more forums? No more discussions?We should just accept that some people prefer cell shading (from this thread alone lol) and some people prefer newer art styles and colour palettes. Problem solved? /thread |
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Dec 28, 2014 11:58 AM
#859
IntroverTurtle said: mayukachan said: And we should just acccept that some people prefer subs over dubs, Fairy Tail over One Piece, Pro choice over Pro life, communism over democracy, etc. Problem solved? No more forums? No more discussions?We should just accept that some people prefer cell shading (from this thread alone lol) and some people prefer newer art styles and colour palettes. Problem solved? /thread Yes. It's not like this thread is going anywhere >_> |
Dec 28, 2014 12:00 PM
#860
Syndiciate said: Milk_is_Special said: Syndiciate said: Why is this thread still going? People who don't like old animations don't like them people who do do ( dodo heuheuheu ). Shut up already! :P I once had a question thread that went on for like 10 pages. xD and that ladies & gents, is why we have a "report" option (it's next to quote) the forum is pretty big and keeping track of everything isn't that easy :) |
Dec 28, 2014 12:03 PM
#861
mayukachan said: What? I've read both. I don't watch shoujo classics, I've read them before. Oh I've read Rose of Versailles if that's what you're referring to. Yes I was referring to Rose of Versailles which didn't appear appear in your anime or manga list. Also its actually quite funny how its that one in particular since the anime and manga are literally 2 completely different entities that are nothing alike (except the premise).It not a case of where if you've experienced one version you know about the other. |
Dec 28, 2014 12:03 PM
#862
IntroverTurtle said: mayukachan said: And we should just acccept that some people prefer subs over dubs, Fairy Tail over One Piece, Pro choice over Pro life, communism over democracy, etc. Problem solved? No more forums? No more discussions?We should just accept that some people prefer cell shading (from this thread alone lol) and some people prefer newer art styles and colour palettes. Problem solved? /thread Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees. |
Dec 28, 2014 12:03 PM
#863
mayukachan said: IntroverTurtle said: mayukachan said: We should just accept that some people prefer cell shading (from this thread alone lol) and some people prefer newer art styles and colour palettes. Problem solved? /thread Yes. It's not like this thread is going anywhere >_> agreed with both of you :) there are good topics out there, this isn't one (for one the OP says he doesn't want to come across as an ass... and yet he still sounds like a total ass) for him it's not even open for debate. either you agree with him or suffer his wrath! |
Dec 28, 2014 12:06 PM
#864
amateur said: mayukachan said: What? I've read both. I don't watch shoujo classics, I've read them before. Oh I've read Rose of Versailles if that's what you're referring to. Yes I was referring to Rose of Versailles which didn't appear appear in your anime or manga list. Also its actually quite funny how its that one in particular since the anime and manga are literally 2 completely different entities that are nothing alike (except the premise).It not a case of where if you've experienced one version you know about the other. Uh, I should really edit my profile...but I have a list of shoujo manga in an Excel document that I haven't added onto my MAL yet. So my manga list is inaccurate lol I've pretty much read anything in the demographic excluding post 2011 (I stopped reading manga that time) shoujo. My point was that age doesn't make something better. |
Dec 28, 2014 10:01 PM
#865
kickthebucket said: mayukachan said: IntroverTurtle said: mayukachan said: And we should just accept that some people prefer subs over dubs, Fairy Tail over One Piece, Pro choice over Pro life, communism over democracy, etc. Problem solved? No more forums? No more discussions?We should just accept that some people prefer cell shading (from this thread alone lol) and some people prefer newer art styles and color palettes. Problem solved? /thread Yes. It's not like this thread is going anywhere >_> agreed with both of you :) there are good topics out there, this isn't one (for one the OP says he doesn't want to come across as an ass... and yet he still sounds like a total ass) for him it's not even open for debate. either you agree with him or suffer his wrath! Lol I love coming back to this topic, where we've circled over 50 times back and forth just to say *SURPRISE SURPRISE* that you can like different kinds of art. It's like a debate between pointillism vs linear art. The above mentioned topics can be freely debated and we'll go in happy circles once more. Circles for everyone! Yay! |
A great protagonist once said, "It's only overpowered if you can't return the favor!" |
Dec 28, 2014 10:02 PM
#866
7starkiller99 said: kickthebucket said: mayukachan said: IntroverTurtle said: mayukachan said: And we should just acccept that some people prefer subs over dubs, Fairy Tail over One Piece, Pro choice over Pro life, communism over democracy, etc. Problem solved? No more forums? No more discussions?We should just accept that some people prefer cell shading (from this thread alone lol) and some people prefer newer art styles and colour palettes. Problem solved? /thread Yes. It's not like this thread is going anywhere >_> agreed with both of you :) there are good topics out there, this isn't one (for one the OP says he doesn't want to come across as an ass... and yet he still sounds like a total ass) for him it's not even open for debate. either you agree with him or suffer his wrath! Lol I love coming back to this topic, where we've circled over 50 times back and forth just to say *SURPRISE SURPRISE* that you can like different kinds of art. It's like a debate between pointillism vs linear art. This is basically the cute little sister of the 'sub vs dub' thread. |
Kagami_Hiiragi said: Idc if you think its weird, I have a life and friends and an income of money. |
Dec 28, 2014 10:03 PM
#867
Zophrosyne said: 7starkiller99 said: kickthebucket said: mayukachan said: IntroverTurtle said: mayukachan said: And we should just acccept that some people prefer subs over dubs, Fairy Tail over One Piece, Pro choice over Pro life, communism over democracy, etc. Problem solved? No more forums? No more discussions?We should just accept that some people prefer cell shading (from this thread alone lol) and some people prefer newer art styles and colour palettes. Problem solved? /thread Yes. It's not like this thread is going anywhere >_> agreed with both of you :) there are good topics out there, this isn't one (for one the OP says he doesn't want to come across as an ass... and yet he still sounds like a total ass) for him it's not even open for debate. either you agree with him or suffer his wrath! Lol I love coming back to this topic, where we've circled over 50 times back and forth just to say *SURPRISE SURPRISE* that you can like different kinds of art. It's like a debate between pointillism vs linear art. This is basically the cute little sister of the 'sub vs dub' thread. Awww, she's adorable. Also she bites so all the sensible people should just lay low. |
A great protagonist once said, "It's only overpowered if you can't return the favor!" |
Dec 28, 2014 10:45 PM
#868
It really comes down to the strength of each style. For example, Jin-Roh is one of the best looking things I've seen when it comes to realsim. Give me a modern anime that looks half as good when it comes to a realistic art style. You have Ghost in the Shell, Ergo Proxy, maybe Black Lagoon and that's about it. Oh course new anime have there own strengths when it comes to art direction. The Monogatari series' simplistic style is very beautiful and the only older anime that I can think of that is even slightly similar or at least the same ballpark is Lain. |
ShrabsterDec 28, 2014 10:48 PM
Dec 29, 2014 8:12 AM
#869
That's extremely ignorant for anyone to spout such B.S Old or New /=/ Quality |
Dec 29, 2014 11:55 AM
#870
nucblus said: sumusiko said: Just ignore people who don't like old animes and you keep enjoying them. No. 1: The animation is irrelevant if the story is good. 2: Akira has the best animation of any feature length film. You remind me of guys in real-life who say looks don't matter at all and they only care about personality. Man, stop lying to yourself. And what's with you positing two contradictory points right next to each other anyway? If you think animation is so irrelevant, why are you trying to cite old shows you feel are the pinnacle of animation? Your insecurity could honestly not be more obvious. Please let people like or dislike whatever the hell they want to without having you judging them for it and broadcasting your disapproval for everyone to see. |
Dec 29, 2014 11:59 AM
#871
His points aren't particularly contradictory. |
Dec 29, 2014 12:00 PM
#872
Ckan said: His points aren't particularly contradictory. Father! What are you doing here? |
Dec 29, 2014 12:33 PM
#873
Ckan said: His points aren't particularly contradictory. He stipulates animation doesn't matter, then goes on to imply that he thinks it does matter by using it as one of his points to show why old animation isn't bad. How, pray tell, is that not being contradictory? |
Dec 29, 2014 12:38 PM
#874
keldeokun said: Ckan said: His points aren't particularly contradictory. He stipulates animation doesn't matter, then goes on to imply that he thinks it does matter by using it as one of his points to show why old animation isn't bad. How, pray tell, is that not being contradictory? You're right. Sorry Father. :( The animation DOES matters but not too much. If the show has a good storyline then the animation won't affect me much though it might take away from my overall enjoyment of the show. |
Dec 29, 2014 4:32 PM
#875
I thought this this thread came to the conclusion that people need to stop making excuses for being close-minded and/or shallow and just expand their horizons Or maybe I skimmed through more than I thought I did idk |
Dec 30, 2014 6:33 AM
#876
hybreezy said: They don't remember love Or maybe they just don't like love. |
Jan 1, 2015 9:41 PM
#877
Kaimon said: I thought this this thread came to the conclusion that people need to stop making excuses for being close-minded and/or shallow and just expand their horizons Or maybe I skimmed through more than I thought I did idk I think you skimmed a little to much from the top. :P |
Jan 1, 2015 10:50 PM
#878
I tried watching Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu, but I couldn't stand it. Anything above that is fine though. I enjoyed GTO and Cowboy. People who instantly discard anime because it's old really vexes me though. |
Feb 18, 2016 8:05 PM
#879
They are just brain washed by all the new shit. I heard someone say they didn't like Death Note because it looked "too old". Astro Boy is old. An anime that came out 10 years ago is not old. Those people piss me off I don't understand them. |
Feb 18, 2016 8:26 PM
#880
nucblus said: romagia said: how old is old? Depends on the person. Some say 2004 and up, some 2006, and some can't watch anything more than five years old. LOL NOW I FEEL OLD. "Old anime" to me is anything before the 90s. XD (and I've watched a couple) |
Feb 18, 2016 8:51 PM
#881
I like to watch old shows because I want to know the foundation of what I'm watching, if it's going to be so popular. History makes you wise. If you like musicals so much, don't you want to see more MGM19 40s-50s movies out of curiosity? Heck, I watched an episode of "SASUKE", an animation from the 1960s. Then again, I've always watched old cartoons. Growing up with Looney Toons and Disney shorts helped, but they were pretty fluid from their times. Art aesthetic and the genre, the portrayal of the character acting, are very different these days. Key animation can be pretty cheap looking too. I guess I can't explain it to well. Maybe I'll think about this topic some more, especially when someone asked "Why did Seiya bombed in U.S" |
Feb 18, 2016 9:07 PM
#882
Some people won't watch mid 2000's stuff because it looks "too old"? I don't care how old something is as long as it's good, I've seen some 60's, 80's, and 90's (I still need to watch some 70's anime, I've seen older short anime clips from like the 1910's) Cowboy Bebop (1998) is one of my favorite anime and Ghost in the Shell (1995) is one of my favorite anime movies. Akira (1988) is pretty good to. I wouldn't even really consider an anime "old" unless it was made before 2000. To be honest I find a lot of brand new anime kind of generic. |
Feb 18, 2016 9:14 PM
#883
the main problem i have with people who stray from old anime is that they act as if the tropes in todays anime are recent, when theyre all pretty much just as old as anime is |
Feb 18, 2016 9:19 PM
#885
I liek watching animus from the stoneage, still has a better quality than most of the 1980's animus these days, I miss the old days I rarely watch old animes these days, but when I do, I preferred the 2000's ones |
Feb 18, 2016 9:21 PM
#886
Kurintonro said: They must know the ancestor of modern anime! XD There we go! Another poorly animated show I've watched is "Hibari-kun". It's an 80s show though, but hilarious. Is anime really that different today and yesterday? |
Feb 18, 2016 9:22 PM
#887
Eh, I don't like the look of those 90s anime. |
Feb 18, 2016 9:35 PM
#888
Cool bro, story. You should party at a tell it. |
Be thankful for the wisdom granted to you. |
Feb 18, 2016 9:51 PM
#889
I feel the same way and I can't stand people who don't appreciate older cartoons/animation either. People these days think anime is all about One Piece, Naruto, Bleach, Fairy Tail, Attack on Titan, Death Note, Sailor Moon, Inuyasha or SAO. Lately, I met a 40 year-old woman who has never watched many cartoons/animation in her entire life (what an ignorant old weeaboo and a sorry excuse of a mother for teaching her kids to be Wapanese, by getting them into garbage anime). Even my mom has seen way more cartoons (or anime) than than this old Japanotard. That biatch kind of reminds me of some other old hag who wastes her time watching all sorts of new garbage anime. People tend to fixate on whatever they were exposed to in their early fan years. That's why why so many enthusiasts, nerds, anime fans, etc will claim that newer anime will never give them the sense of nostalgia that older anime gave them. |
Feb 18, 2016 10:31 PM
#890
shakeyourpup45 said: Kurintonro said: They must know the ancestor of modern anime! XD There we go! Another poorly animated show I've watched is "Hibari-kun". It's an 80s show though, but hilarious. Is anime really that different today and yesterday? I'll try to watch Hibari-Kun too and there are differences about today and yesterday, but not that much because some or most anime concept this day are came from the concept of old anime, but if they hate old anime because of graphics then shame on them. I used to hate old anime too but when you gradually getting a good plot then you will be amazed of how wonderful ancient anime can still affect you. |
Feb 19, 2016 5:28 AM
#891
Sometimes I think people care only about the quality of animation. I think it's unfair to judge an anime based on this because a lot of anime are old, but gold because they had a very good story and message, but the technology at the time was a limitation. Having said that, a lower resolution and frame rate doesn't necessarily mean that the animation was bad: I personally think that a lot of Studio Ghibli's older films look fantastic even today. |
~Appilesh~ |
Feb 19, 2016 5:40 AM
#892
watch what you wanna watch, but still respect the classics. |
Feb 19, 2016 5:47 AM
#893
i dont like old anime , i watch to enjoy not to hurt my eyes kill me :) |
Feb 19, 2016 7:20 AM
#894
It is fine, as long as they're honest, not a mere hypocrite. If you doesn't like old anime then found a topic like... "Are you that guy who judge anime by it's animation?" No, story/plot are more important for me. Blablabla Then thank you, standing ovation from me. *applause* |
Feb 19, 2016 7:22 AM
#895
I think my previous post is still relevant since this topic has apparently been revived since then: http://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1267759&show=380#msg36127425 |
I probably regret this post by now. |
Feb 19, 2016 7:42 AM
#896
THEIR LOSS. That simple really. There are some great works. Some Brilliant OVA Series, that I enjoyed. |
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Feb 19, 2016 8:32 AM
#897
theres not really anything today in media that hasn't already been done in some form i just have a problem with people who act as if the tropes in todays anime are recent, when if you watch 80s and early 90s anime, you'll see nothing in anime today is new many people grew up watching censored anime on TV so they think some older shows "didn't have certain tropes" just watch the Japanese version of many of them, and you'll change your mind |
Feb 19, 2016 4:23 PM
#898
They're a bunch of closed minded individuals you'll be better off avoiding... |
Feb 20, 2016 9:09 PM
#899
This may be an opinion, but recent anime have sub-par music/soundtracks compared to previously made anime. I doubt that the Lupin Blue Jacket series will have music as good as the Red Jacket series. Like they say, nothing compares to the original. Anime these days may have generic J-Pop music with limited or no talent whatsoever. |
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