Why isn't Cha-Hae just carrying a weapon in case anything happens, knowing how unpredictable the portals are? Should be common safety. Also, why is the ogres' language perfectly understandable yet the elves' language was gibberish? Again. Part 912491284912 of NPCs being saved by Sung Jin-Woo, holy fucking shit I'm so tired. WE ALREADY KNOW HOLY SHIT, we know that Jin-Woo is Gigachad Sigmalord bro, this show is so derivative and repetitive. Everyone fears the ogre lord except for our main character of FUCKING COURSE... "this isnt as scary as le spooky statue"... and yeah, of COURSEEEEEE you have a skill to boost your summons EVEN MORE. Sung Jin-Woo can now project his pure chadness into his summons. Its so hilarious how these people ALWAYS arrive late to the scene, like holy shit you all are USELESS. It doesn't matter if tension is being built with the MP consumption thing since Jin-Woo has FUCKING POTIONS!!!!!!!!!! This entire episode is one collage of masturbatory sakuga to elevate our DISGUSTING self-insert main character even more. Awful. I was expecting Cha-Hae to help Jin-Woo and defeat the orc dude together but nah, that's way too elaborate for this author; plus, he needs to impress the huge ass huge booba blonde waifu self insert. I'm going insane. "Information about hunter Sung Jin-Woo is supersecret. Please don't say anything" yea bro that'll for sure work. The battle choreography was also boring, that scene where it was an overall shot of the arena with orcs fighting vs the shades was pathetic. muh animation!!!!
Who even feels the smallest tinge of stakes or fun in this? It's so obvious that Jin-Woo will stomp the shit out of this orc dude because the formula of this show is incredibly generic and predictable.
> Strong monster appears
> Sung Jin-Woo defeats it (and saves the day, nobody else does anything)
> Even stronger monster appears
> Sung Jin-Woo defeats it (and saves the day, nobody else does anything)
SIGMALORD GIGACHAD IS IN THE PROCESS OF ACQUIRING THE SEXY BLONDE.
0/5 @keirashii Lol, couldn't have said it better myself.
Whine some more, please.
And of course you're a woman and you even had the nerve to rate Oshi No Ko a 1/10. Thinks it's all about her. No ability to discern the target audience. No ability to judge the work by its own merits or how well it appeals to them. And somehow, Frieren is a 2. Shitlibs. They disgust me. I just wanted to maximize your chances of getting an aneurysm, and I didn't say that hating Frieren was a prerequisite of being a shitlib. Though, it has no black people and no gays, so I guess that's an auto fail in your book. @Love_And_Forward Average unhinged SL fan with some casual sexism thrown in for good measure.
Not a bad episode with strong production value as is tradition, but as always SL feels lacking in the characters department.
The season's rating is now over 8.8/10, which is a feat of its own. Yet, it feels like there's exactly two ways to make it this high up on MAL:
1. A series niche enough that only its fans watch it.
2. A series that is approachable with good production value and which does nothing to bring hate from the larger anime community, even if it does nothing great plot-wise.
SL seems to be a textbook example of case #2. @QcDiablo Another thing I believe a lot of people tend to not think about is something called "sequel inflation". A sequel will almost always have a higher rating than its predecessor (assuming the quality is not noticeably worse). Because most of the people who disliked the show would have already dropped it by the first season, thus each subsequent season will have a higher and higher density of people who like it relative to those who don't. You can see this in effect with essentially most shows that has multiple seasons.
This is why it's very hard to take the score of a sequel at face value.
Season 1 had 500 000 people who voted and it ended at a 8.24. This season so far only has 64 000 people who voted and it's at 8.84. And of course since it's still airing, most of the people who watch it are the ones who are those who really enjoy it (or masochists like me). So couple that with sequel inflation and the high rating starts to make a lot of sense. |