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Jan 28, 2016 5:57 AM
#102
TheBrainintheJar said: flannan said: monfernova said: Surprised at the lack of NGE All the humans in that show I hated because they were so damn human and had many faults Because they're human enough there. Only a few characters, like Gendo, Asuka and Seele, are pointlessly evil. Most of them are the kind of people you might get along with, if necessary. codedeeply said: A few people already said it, but Shinsekai Yori (From the New World) definitely goes along this trope by the end of the show (and the major plot twist is revealed). You end up hating perhaps not the actual [main] characters in the story, but humanity (or lack there of), hubris, and overall society in which our main characters are raised and live. The end chapter? I started hating their society from the first episode! That's a very weird reason to hate characters. Should all characters be perfect morla heroes so Monfernova won't hate them? That's too easy to write, and boring. Nah, not at all. But for some reason this particular set of characters really gets on my nerves. Edit: It has nothing to do with easy to write. They are written well, I acknowledge that. Editedit: I am looking at this from a subjective standpoint |
Jan 29, 2016 12:36 AM
#103
CapitalistGod said: What do you think about them? Do you like it? dislike it? Do you think it's a good storytelling shtick? What are your favorites scenes or shows that shows this theme? Do you want to see more of this theme being used in the future? -- Me, I personally like the stories where there are other non- human entities with a different and somewhat malevolent nature(for example, they see humans as a source of nourishment etc.) and how those stories explore that particular idea. Good examples of this are Parasyte and Shiki(Tokyo Ghoul has potential but failed). My favorite scene that shows this is where: In Shiki, after the plan of Shikis to make the village for shiki where they don't need to hide and just live freely is near completion. We see Chizuru Kirishiki, a likable and cheerful shiki(if she was a person, she'll be categorized as a "good person") killed through the cunning of our 'protagonist', Dr. Ozaki. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ep34bmSlcWo That made me hate and view the humans of Shiki as the real antagonists. LOL How the hell can you say that? The vampires took control over the entire village and they killed people there. You wanted them (the villagers) to let the vampires do as they pleased? Would you let them? The doctor was smart and did it right. I liked the scene of her death a lot. Also she was not a good person, she just acted normally, but she killed people like other vampires as well. They needed to do that to survive, but it doesn't mean others need to accept that and it doesn't mean the humans are bad for killing the vampires. I can't understand your reasoning here. |
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Jan 29, 2016 12:42 AM
#104
Kaetokiha said: CapitalistGod said: What do you think about them? Do you like it? dislike it? Do you think it's a good storytelling shtick? What are your favorites scenes or shows that shows this theme? Do you want to see more of this theme being used in the future? -- Me, I personally like the stories where there are other non- human entities with a different and somewhat malevolent nature(for example, they see humans as a source of nourishment etc.) and how those stories explore that particular idea. Good examples of this are Parasyte and Shiki(Tokyo Ghoul has potential but failed). My favorite scene that shows this is where: In Shiki, after the plan of Shikis to make the village for shiki where they don't need to hide and just live freely is near completion. We see Chizuru Kirishiki, a likable and cheerful shiki(if she was a person, she'll be categorized as a "good person") killed through the cunning of our 'protagonist', Dr. Ozaki. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ep34bmSlcWo That made me hate and view the humans of Shiki as the real antagonists. LOL How the hell can you say that? The vampires took control of the entire village and they killed people there. You wanted them to let they do as they pleased? Would you let them? The doctor was smart and did right. I liked the scene of her death a lot. In reality, I'll feel the same(of course) but in that story after getting to know the Shiki and what they're trying to accomplish... I sympathized with them a lot. They're just like human beings with a different nature than the humans in the story. They just happen to have a nature that forces them to view humans as food to survive. Therefore, human morality is not applicable to them. I would ask you a counter question... What would you do if you're also a Shiki in this situation? |
Jan 29, 2016 12:48 AM
#105
CapitalistGod said: Kaetokiha said: CapitalistGod said: What do you think about them? Do you like it? dislike it? Do you think it's a good storytelling shtick? What are your favorites scenes or shows that shows this theme? Do you want to see more of this theme being used in the future? -- Me, I personally like the stories where there are other non- human entities with a different and somewhat malevolent nature(for example, they see humans as a source of nourishment etc.) and how those stories explore that particular idea. Good examples of this are Parasyte and Shiki(Tokyo Ghoul has potential but failed). My favorite scene that shows this is where: In Shiki, after the plan of Shikis to make the village for shiki where they don't need to hide and just live freely is near completion. We see Chizuru Kirishiki, a likable and cheerful shiki(if she was a person, she'll be categorized as a "good person") killed through the cunning of our 'protagonist', Dr. Ozaki. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ep34bmSlcWo That made me hate and view the humans of Shiki as the real antagonists. LOL How the hell can you say that? The vampires took control of the entire village and they killed people there. You wanted them to let they do as they pleased? Would you let them? The doctor was smart and did right. I liked the scene of her death a lot. In reality, I'll feel the same(of course) but in that story after getting to know the Shiki and what they're trying to accomplish... I sympathized with them a lot. They're just like human beings with a different nature than the humans in the story. They just happen to have a nature that forces them to view humans as food to survive. Therefore, human morality is not applicable to them. I would ask you a counter question... What would you do if you're also a Shiki in this situation? Good point, i would do as anyone else would...kill to survive. But that is the same to everyone in that village, they needed to kill all the Shikis to survive. This is why i can't see them as bad and hate them for that. It may the case where no one is the culprit and all are victims of the circumstance, but in the end the Shikis are more likely to be seen as the villains since they were the ones who started killing people there. |
Jan 29, 2016 12:54 AM
#106
@Kaetokiha I can agree with that.... but how about this.. You know that woman who became a Shiki and then proceeded to make her family the same but they just happened to not rise. Could you really call that evil? I don't see why she deserve the ending she got. |
Jan 29, 2016 12:57 AM
#107
It's tokyo ghoul. Partly at least. Well, the storyline is two-sided and you just can't decide on which side to take. |
Jan 29, 2016 1:49 AM
#108
CapitalistGod said: @Kaetokiha I can agree with that.... but how about this.. You know that woman who became a Shiki and then proceeded to make her family the same but they just happened to not rise. Could you really call that evil? I don't see why she deserve the ending she got. I agree with you here and the first post you quoted me. I disagree only with your very first post, because it seems like you put all the blame on the villagers. If the Shikis are not to be blamed for their circumstances (being vampires and all that), the villagers can't be blamed as well for killing them. |
Jan 30, 2016 1:37 AM
#109
monfernova said: TheBrainintheJar said: flannan said: monfernova said: Surprised at the lack of NGE All the humans in that show I hated because they were so damn human and had many faults Because they're human enough there. Only a few characters, like Gendo, Asuka and Seele, are pointlessly evil. Most of them are the kind of people you might get along with, if necessary. codedeeply said: A few people already said it, but Shinsekai Yori (From the New World) definitely goes along this trope by the end of the show (and the major plot twist is revealed). You end up hating perhaps not the actual [main] characters in the story, but humanity (or lack there of), hubris, and overall society in which our main characters are raised and live. The end chapter? I started hating their society from the first episode! That's a very weird reason to hate characters. Should all characters be perfect morla heroes so Monfernova won't hate them? That's too easy to write, and boring. Nah, not at all. But for some reason this particular set of characters really gets on my nerves. Edit: It has nothing to do with easy to write. They are written well, I acknowledge that. Editedit: I am looking at this from a subjective standpoint It's all subjective but we can still discuss it. I don't factor morality in how much I like characters. In fact, I want the authors to make me like a terrible person. Making a terrible person understandable is hard but fascinating. |
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Jan 30, 2016 1:59 AM
#110
Them loli-killing bastards in Black Bullet . |
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Jan 30, 2016 7:06 PM
#111
TheBrainintheJar said: monfernova said: TheBrainintheJar said: flannan said: monfernova said: Surprised at the lack of NGE All the humans in that show I hated because they were so damn human and had many faults Because they're human enough there. Only a few characters, like Gendo, Asuka and Seele, are pointlessly evil. Most of them are the kind of people you might get along with, if necessary. codedeeply said: A few people already said it, but Shinsekai Yori (From the New World) definitely goes along this trope by the end of the show (and the major plot twist is revealed). You end up hating perhaps not the actual [main] characters in the story, but humanity (or lack there of), hubris, and overall society in which our main characters are raised and live. The end chapter? I started hating their society from the first episode! That's a very weird reason to hate characters. Should all characters be perfect morla heroes so Monfernova won't hate them? That's too easy to write, and boring. Nah, not at all. But for some reason this particular set of characters really gets on my nerves. Edit: It has nothing to do with easy to write. They are written well, I acknowledge that. Editedit: I am looking at this from a subjective standpoint It's all subjective but we can still discuss it. I don't factor morality in how much I like characters. In fact, I want the authors to make me like a terrible person. Making a terrible person understandable is hard but fascinating. Yeah I see what you're saying, but even supposing they are understandable doesn't change my stance towards them. It's simply a part of my nature that no matter how they're presented, they make me frown and even at times upset at their actions. |
Jan 30, 2016 10:58 PM
#112
monfernova said: TheBrainintheJar said: monfernova said: TheBrainintheJar said: flannan said: monfernova said: Surprised at the lack of NGE All the humans in that show I hated because they were so damn human and had many faults Because they're human enough there. Only a few characters, like Gendo, Asuka and Seele, are pointlessly evil. Most of them are the kind of people you might get along with, if necessary. codedeeply said: A few people already said it, but Shinsekai Yori (From the New World) definitely goes along this trope by the end of the show (and the major plot twist is revealed). You end up hating perhaps not the actual [main] characters in the story, but humanity (or lack there of), hubris, and overall society in which our main characters are raised and live. The end chapter? I started hating their society from the first episode! That's a very weird reason to hate characters. Should all characters be perfect morla heroes so Monfernova won't hate them? That's too easy to write, and boring. Nah, not at all. But for some reason this particular set of characters really gets on my nerves. Edit: It has nothing to do with easy to write. They are written well, I acknowledge that. Editedit: I am looking at this from a subjective standpoint It's all subjective but we can still discuss it. I don't factor morality in how much I like characters. In fact, I want the authors to make me like a terrible person. Making a terrible person understandable is hard but fascinating. Yeah I see what you're saying, but even supposing they are understandable doesn't change my stance towards them. It's simply a part of my nature that no matter how they're presented, they make me frown and even at times upset at their actions. It's reasonable to call them terrible people, but not necessarily terrible characters. A character should be well-developed and interesting. Of course, a character can be so immoral and cruel it stops being interesting and just becomes unpleasant. |
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Jan 31, 2016 12:48 AM
#113
monfernova said: Surprised at the lack of NGE All the humans in that show I hated because they were so damn human and had many faults Indeed. Especially prominent in EoE that the final angel is Humanity itself. |
Jan 31, 2016 7:17 AM
#114
TheBrainintheJar said: monfernova said: TheBrainintheJar said: monfernova said: TheBrainintheJar said: flannan said: monfernova said: Surprised at the lack of NGE All the humans in that show I hated because they were so damn human and had many faults Because they're human enough there. Only a few characters, like Gendo, Asuka and Seele, are pointlessly evil. Most of them are the kind of people you might get along with, if necessary. codedeeply said: A few people already said it, but Shinsekai Yori (From the New World) definitely goes along this trope by the end of the show (and the major plot twist is revealed). You end up hating perhaps not the actual [main] characters in the story, but humanity (or lack there of), hubris, and overall society in which our main characters are raised and live. The end chapter? I started hating their society from the first episode! That's a very weird reason to hate characters. Should all characters be perfect morla heroes so Monfernova won't hate them? That's too easy to write, and boring. Nah, not at all. But for some reason this particular set of characters really gets on my nerves. Edit: It has nothing to do with easy to write. They are written well, I acknowledge that. Editedit: I am looking at this from a subjective standpoint It's all subjective but we can still discuss it. I don't factor morality in how much I like characters. In fact, I want the authors to make me like a terrible person. Making a terrible person understandable is hard but fascinating. Yeah I see what you're saying, but even supposing they are understandable doesn't change my stance towards them. It's simply a part of my nature that no matter how they're presented, they make me frown and even at times upset at their actions. It's reasonable to call them terrible people, but not necessarily terrible characters. A character should be well-developed and interesting. Of course, a character can be so immoral and cruel it stops being interesting and just becomes unpleasant. Just pointing out right now that the post is literally about Humans and not characters, and I don't think any of my posts mentioned characterization. Sorry if I'm getting this wrong but I genuinely feel like you are presenting a point to me I never asked for or opened :/ |
Jan 31, 2016 7:32 AM
#115
flannan said: monfernova said: Surprised at the lack of NGE All the humans in that show I hated because they were so damn human and had many faults Because they're human enough there. Only a few characters, like Gendo, Asuka and Seele, are pointlessly evil. Asuka is 'evil'? Really? Can you elaborate on that? She might not be very nice, but evil is pushing it... |
Jan 31, 2016 7:51 AM
#116
Imaishi said: flannan said: monfernova said: Surprised at the lack of NGE All the humans in that show I hated because they were so damn human and had many faults Because they're human enough there. Only a few characters, like Gendo, Asuka and Seele, are pointlessly evil. Asuka is 'evil'? Really? Can you elaborate on that? She might not be very nice, but evil is pushing it... It's easy to excuse her, just like many other violent characters in anime. But in the end, she has a twisted personality and hurts other people for no reason, not even gaining anything from it. The magnitude of her actions is not as big as Gendo's, but did you ever see her trying to do something good? At her best, she fights to get her ability recognized and impress the boy she loves. |
Jan 31, 2016 8:07 AM
#117
Ajin and Parasyte are both shows which show humanity is somewhat in troubled state and Tokyo Ghoul too. |
Jan 31, 2016 1:50 PM
#118
monfernova said: TheBrainintheJar said: monfernova said: TheBrainintheJar said: monfernova said: TheBrainintheJar said: flannan said: monfernova said: Surprised at the lack of NGE All the humans in that show I hated because they were so damn human and had many faults Because they're human enough there. Only a few characters, like Gendo, Asuka and Seele, are pointlessly evil. Most of them are the kind of people you might get along with, if necessary. codedeeply said: A few people already said it, but Shinsekai Yori (From the New World) definitely goes along this trope by the end of the show (and the major plot twist is revealed). You end up hating perhaps not the actual [main] characters in the story, but humanity (or lack there of), hubris, and overall society in which our main characters are raised and live. The end chapter? I started hating their society from the first episode! That's a very weird reason to hate characters. Should all characters be perfect morla heroes so Monfernova won't hate them? That's too easy to write, and boring. Nah, not at all. But for some reason this particular set of characters really gets on my nerves. Edit: It has nothing to do with easy to write. They are written well, I acknowledge that. Editedit: I am looking at this from a subjective standpoint It's all subjective but we can still discuss it. I don't factor morality in how much I like characters. In fact, I want the authors to make me like a terrible person. Making a terrible person understandable is hard but fascinating. Yeah I see what you're saying, but even supposing they are understandable doesn't change my stance towards them. It's simply a part of my nature that no matter how they're presented, they make me frown and even at times upset at their actions. It's reasonable to call them terrible people, but not necessarily terrible characters. A character should be well-developed and interesting. Of course, a character can be so immoral and cruel it stops being interesting and just becomes unpleasant. Just pointing out right now that the post is literally about Humans and not characters, and I don't think any of my posts mentioned characterization. Sorry if I'm getting this wrong but I genuinely feel like you are presenting a point to me I never asked for or opened :/ Woops, you're right. I have no idea how we slipped. Honestly, I think BTOOOM! and Deadman Wonderland are what you're looking for. I disliked them, but then again I'm not into what you asked for. Hopefully you'll enjoy them. |
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Feb 27, 2016 2:00 PM
#119
Grimgar those mc party humans are worthless I'd rather see some boblins |
Feb 27, 2016 3:05 PM
#120
Parasyte is open to interpretation - one way you could interpret it is that humans are the "parasites" to the earth due to overpopulation, pollution, etc. |
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Feb 27, 2016 5:23 PM
#121
I do this too much, but… DRRR again. Except it's more of a "love to hate everyone" relationship minus Izaya. |
Feb 27, 2016 6:02 PM
#122
CapitalistGod said: Balong said: But when humans act "non-good" against non-humans, It's ok because those last "deserve" it, It's self-defence or It's eye on an eye for an eye, or some crap "moral" reasons. You can't even judge non humans with human morality. Several shows plays with this idea. Can you tell me which shows? I'm interested... |
Feb 27, 2016 6:26 PM
#123
GesuYarou said: DeathBorne said: 4blaze2it0 said: CapitalistGod said: Uhhh... That's some serious s*** there. I do need context...is this show worth checking out? It's actually a movie written,drawn & animated (I think) by one dude. And it's straight up fucked in the ass. It is worth checking out but I don't guarantee you will like it.. Here, it's completely uncensored: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxME8pxrKyQ Oh God What have you done. This is like a compilation of things I wish to unsee. I dare you to complete that movie. No,I double dare you... It's a real shame to see the kind of reputation Midori: Shoujo Tsubaki has developed in this community. In all honestly, the movie itself is not as graphic or grotesque as most viewers make it out to be. I've seen worse in more modern, detailed animated shows (that are even targeted for a younger audience, look at Attack on Titan!). And if we're talking about the themes, yes it may seem overwhelming, but no matter how sensitive and controversial the depictions may be, these are occurrences that happen in real life. Animations aren't just mean't to depict fantasy worlds that many of us can escape to. They are also a medium to promote awareness for social injustices that occur in every day life. There's a reason why age restrictions are placed on specific content. All of sudden this movie has become a "what's the most disgusting thing you can watch" challenge for 15 year olds that can't yet comprehend what is happening in the real world. As for the thread topic, Gantz was one of the first anime I've watched that seemed to invoke harsh reactions towards human beings. We are generally selfish by nature, but I feel a lot of it has been exaggerated. |
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Feb 27, 2016 8:22 PM
#124
Balong said: CapitalistGod said: Balong said: But when humans act "non-good" against non-humans, It's ok because those last "deserve" it, It's self-defence or It's eye on an eye for an eye, or some crap "moral" reasons. You can't even judge non humans with human morality. Several shows plays with this idea. Can you tell me which shows? I'm interested... Shiki and the aforementioned Parasyte. |
Feb 28, 2016 12:11 AM
#125
CapitalistGod said: Balong said: CapitalistGod said: Balong said: But when humans act "non-good" against non-humans, It's ok because those last "deserve" it, It's self-defence or It's eye on an eye for an eye, or some crap "moral" reasons. You can't even judge non humans with human morality. Several shows plays with this idea. Can you tell me which shows? I'm interested... Shiki and the aforementioned Parasyte. Just started Parasyte and it's a little moronic in the whole 'huh, humanity is bad' thing. You can clearly see the creators are sure nature was a pleasant, beautiful place until humans came along. |
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Feb 28, 2016 12:18 AM
#126
TheBrainintheJar said: Just started Parasyte and it's a little moronic in the whole 'huh, humanity is bad' thing. You can clearly see the creators are sure nature was a pleasant, beautiful place until humans came along. It does not really convey that. Though, it'll certainly look that way. >We have non human invaders who have an entirely different nature than us. It plays with this idea and its relation with human morality. |
Feb 29, 2016 9:30 AM
#127
CapitalistGod said: TheBrainintheJar said: Just started Parasyte and it's a little moronic in the whole 'huh, humanity is bad' thing. You can clearly see the creators are sure nature was a pleasant, beautiful place until humans came along. It does not really convey that. Though, it'll certainly look that way. >We have non human invaders who have an entirely different nature than us. It plays with this idea and its relation with human morality. Yeah, but the whole "Who are you to judge! You eat animals too!" as if we can communicate with animals like we can communicate with Migi. You can't sign a social contract with an organism that cannot read. |
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Feb 29, 2016 12:08 PM
#128
"It would be wonderful if I could see the end of civilization during my lifetime." - Hayao Miyazaki I'm surprised nobody mentioned Miyazaki's movies yet, Mononoke Hime and Kaze no Tani no Nausicaa. Miyazaki can marvelously show the bad and the good, which is both presented in humans. Everybody has their motives, nothing is black and white, but still these two movies made me feel ashamed of human race and civilization. I think Miyazaki is disappointed in humanity, but he sees the vast potential hidden in humans and he's hoping for the better world once the current corrupted society ends. Our species could be the most amazing thing on the planet, but it's not, simply because of stupidity. It certainly would be interesting to see the end of civilization during our lives, but I'm pretty sure what would follow would be hell, not the magical world Miyazaki is hoping for. There definitely is potential in humans, but we don't live up to it. As a species, I consider us a failure. There's no happy end for human race. |
Feb 29, 2016 1:24 PM
#129
TheBrainintheJar said: CapitalistGod said: TheBrainintheJar said: Just started Parasyte and it's a little moronic in the whole 'huh, humanity is bad' thing. You can clearly see the creators are sure nature was a pleasant, beautiful place until humans came along. It does not really convey that. Though, it'll certainly look that way. >We have non human invaders who have an entirely different nature than us. It plays with this idea and its relation with human morality. Yeah, but the whole "Who are you to judge! You eat animals too!" as if we can communicate with animals like we can communicate with Migi. You can't sign a social contract with an organism that cannot read. Their nature is to eat humans though. That can't really be reasoned with. another instance of this is the Chimera Ant arc. |
Feb 29, 2016 1:25 PM
#130
StefanHere said: I completely agree, the author needs to be subtle about it.i think that when the lines it draws are too obvious it's bad writing |
Feb 29, 2016 1:27 PM
#131
Well, cross ange makes you hate humanity quite a lot they all be trash yo |
Feb 29, 2016 1:34 PM
#132
Yes, if you're referring with the Humans excluding the Normas. It's a bigoted society, for sure. But if you're talking about the whole cast of characters... then eh... I won't even discuss this here. |
Feb 29, 2016 1:38 PM
#133
CapitalistGod said: Yes, if you're referring with the Humans excluding the Normas. It's a bigoted society, for sure. But if you're talking about the whole cast of characters... then eh... I won't even discuss this here. i was referring to what the show calls humanity, so the normas are excluded |
Feb 29, 2016 1:48 PM
#134
why did parasyte make you hate humans? But Shiki was good. I would say Elfen Lied and Ajin is going in that direction kind of. |
Feb 29, 2016 1:49 PM
#135
CapitalistGod said: What do you think about them? Do you like it? dislike it? Do you think it's a good storytelling shtick? What are your favorites scenes or shows that shows this theme? Do you want to see more of this theme being used in the future? -- Me, I personally like the stories where there are other non- human entities with a different and somewhat malevolent nature(for example, they see humans as a source of nourishment etc.) and how those stories explore that particular idea. Good examples of this are Parasyte and Shiki(Tokyo Ghoul has potential but failed). My favorite scene that shows this is where: In Shiki, after the plan of Shikis to make the village for shiki where they don't need to hide and just live freely is near completion. We see Chizuru Kirishiki, a likable and cheerful shiki(if she was a person, she'll be categorized as a "good person") killed through the cunning of our 'protagonist', Dr. Ozaki. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ep34bmSlcWo That made me hate and view the humans of Shiki as the real antagonists. I certainly like more of these kinds of stories ala Shiki or Parasyte....(but not Tokyo Ghoul)... Tokyo ghoul, anime sucked but the manga is good, HunterxHunter's chimera ant arc, parasyte and Shinsekai Yori. The first three are quite similar: humans think they're (the 'alien' species) evil because they eat humans. At the end of the day, those species became the top of the food chain so eating humans is supposed to be inevitable but normal. Humans do the same with plants and animals because that's how it is; the top eats and conquer the lower one. So how is it bad if a specie higher than a human eats a human? It isn't, but people would think it's evil just because ‘~‘ Shinsekai yori's case is a bit different and harder to explain lelelel |
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Feb 29, 2016 1:52 PM
#136
Never has an anime made me hate humanity more than Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso. Honestly, I’m surprised God has not whipped that town off the face of the earth. |
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Feb 29, 2016 1:55 PM
#137
ColdMist said: why did parasyte make you hate humans? But Shiki was good. I would say Elfen Lied and Ajin is going in that direction kind of. Eh... Tamura's death scene is a low point of humanity in that story. SuperKirei said: Never has an anime made me hate humanity more than Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso. Honestly, I’m surprised God has not whipped that town off the face of the earth. How so? I'm interested in this. |
Feb 29, 2016 1:58 PM
#138
Oregairu it makes me love myself than people around me |
Feb 29, 2016 2:08 PM
#139
CapitalistGod said: ColdMist said: why did parasyte make you hate humans? But Shiki was good. I would say Elfen Lied and Ajin is going in that direction kind of. Eh... Tamura's death scene is a low point of humanity in that story. SuperKirei said: Never has an anime made me hate humanity more than Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso. Honestly, I’m surprised God has not whipped that town off the face of the earth. How so? I'm interested in this. Simply put, it’s your standard slice of life, with your main characters overcoming obstacles in order to become better people. They are like little Hitler’s. |
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Feb 29, 2016 2:10 PM
#140
SuperKirei said: Simply put, it’s your standard slice of life, with your main characters overcoming obstacles in order to become better people. They are like little Hitler’s. What? That doesn't make sense. lol. |
Feb 29, 2016 2:48 PM
#141
Elfen Lied makes me pissed. Does anybody remember this scene? Not to mention all of the other fucked up torture they do to nearly every character on the fucking show. |
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Feb 29, 2016 3:06 PM
#142
Modest_Kuudere said: That was the so famous gore of Elfen Lied? I feel... dissapointed.Elfen Lied makes me pissed. Does anybody remember this scene? Not to mention all of the other fucked up torture they do to nearly every character on the fucking show. |
Feb 29, 2016 3:08 PM
#143
FMAB So fucking terrible it deserves an award for being so fucking bad |
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Feb 29, 2016 3:41 PM
#144
Yoshihiro Togashi's series Yu Yu Hakusho and Hunter x Hunter. Togashi knows about the evil of humanity and applies it through his work. He did this through YYH's Chapter Black arc and HxH's Chimera Ant arc. Sensui realized humans are just as messed up as the demons he was killing, if not worse. He changed his whole way of thinking along with his view on life and sought out to destroy humanity. In the Chimera Ant arc of Hunter x Hunter, human malice was a topic brought up. And no matter how much horrible things the Ants did, humans have done far worse over the course of time and have negatively affected the world through things like war, discrimination, and destruction. There were non-humans that acted more human than humans, like Meruem for example. And characters like Sensui and Meruem make you want to support their idea and even root for them to bring mankind to an end, just because of how horrible people can be. Another series that makes me hate humanity so much is One Piece. How humans put fishmen into slavery and treated them, you finally understand why Arlong hated humans for so long. And the Celestial Dragons, oh my goodness, I hate those arrogant pieces of shit. Not only do they look down on other species, they treat other humans like shit too, they're disgusting. But in real life, they're are people that are worse than the Celestial Dragons, believe it or not. It's all about feeling superior and having pride for yourself and your people, which has been seen through the course of our history, like with Adolf Hitler, Josef Stalin, and religious groups. |
Jonathan_GeorgeFeb 29, 2016 3:55 PM
"While many can pursue their dreams in solitude, other dreams are like great storms blowing hundreds, even thousands of dreams apart in their wake. Dreams breathe life into men and can cage them in suffering. Men live and die by their dreams. But long after they have been abandoned they still smolder deep in men's hearts. Some see nothing more than life and death. They are dead, for they have no dreams." -Griffith, Berserk |
Feb 29, 2016 4:38 PM
#145
Illyricus said: Modest_Kuudere said: That was the so famous gore of Elfen Lied? I feel... dissapointed.Elfen Lied makes me pissed. Does anybody remember this scene? Not to mention all of the other fucked up torture they do to nearly every character on the fucking show. That was just the tip of the iceberg there. I remember in the first 8 minutes of the first episode, its just bodies, parts, and blood flying everywhere. If you watch the full series, it's better in terms of gore compared to just that clip. |
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Feb 29, 2016 9:31 PM
#146
Illyricus said: Modest_Kuudere said: That was the so famous gore of Elfen Lied? I feel... dissapointed.Elfen Lied makes me pissed. Does anybody remember this scene? Not to mention all of the other fucked up torture they do to nearly every character on the fucking show. It's not the only one. But, it's all senseless gore. |
Feb 29, 2016 11:12 PM
#147
The only correct answer to this is Black Bullet. the humans in this show are all just assholes. Also Aldnoah Zero, though i don't know if the Verz Knights really count as human…get it. Count. … … … Ill see myself out |
Feb 29, 2016 11:13 PM
#148
Feb 29, 2016 11:21 PM
#149
CapitalistGod said: I know the series has more gore scenes, but that scene was underwhelming. She first turn the kid who grabbed her into tomato sauce and then everyone appears dead and mutilated with the room full of blood, and badly animated.Illyricus said: Modest_Kuudere said: Elfen Lied makes me pissed. Does anybody remember this scene? Not to mention all of the other fucked up torture they do to nearly every character on the fucking show. It's not the only one. But, it's all senseless gore. |
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