Urobuchi Gen's New Original Anime Due in October

Staric said:
My body is ready.

McRib said:

I will edit my tastes this afternoon while I listen to Mimicking Birds, a band you probably never heard of. All while using my Macbook Air and drinking a venti soy caramel machiatto.

It's a shame, I really liked those shows but I must move on because liking those shows is just as bad as liking a band that sold out to a major record company.

fluttershy said:
Apparantly he wanted to make a BL story at some point
One can only hope. *-*

Ahmer said:
will probably watch watever the anime is!!!

elijah_erh said:
Original anime? Damn, guess that means it's not a Saya no Uta adaptation. /:

McRib said:
He doesn't have that great of a resume sadly. Apart from a few hit titles which were very good, he hasn't done much that's even notable. I will watch it regardless since I like his style of writing and subject matters he uses, but I wouldn't be surprised if this is a flop.

GodlyKyon said:
Huh, looking at his history, it really seems he didn't do much things that are significant. 2011 is the year of Urobuchi Gen I guess

Omniknight said:


Anything but that please...
And when I mean anything, I really mean anything...

GodlyKyon said:
Huh, looking at his history, it really seems he didn't do much things that are significant. 2011 is the year of Urobuchi Gen I guess

RyanSaotome said:

Urobuchi is mainly known for his work with Nitroplus, a visual/light novel company, so you don't see the extent of his work on just an anime website.

AidanAK47 said:


Oh yes his work with Visual novels includes...
Phantom of Inferno Co-writer (2000)
Kikokugai: The Cyber Slayer
Saya no Uta
Outlaw Django - Zoku: Satsuriku no Django
He wrote four Light novels and four animes. Fate/Zero, Eisen Flügel, Black Lagoon, and Kin no hitomi to tetsu no ken are the light novels he wrote. The animes were Blassreiter, Phantom: Requiem for the Phantom, Puella Magi Madoka Magica and Fate/Zero.

All and all his resume is a little lacking for a high profile writer. Also Gen writing a BL anime?! Why would you want that fluttershy? BL fans would hate it because everyone would die horribly and normal fans would hate it because it's BL.

Anyway Blassreiter proved that even Gen can write a bad anime. His biggest weakness is his characters. Fate/zero had great characters because he was working with Nasu who specialises in characters. Gen's going to need to create a story that can bypass this weakness.

fluttershy said:
Apparantly he wanted to make a BL story at some point
One can only hope. *-*

Omniknight said:

Anything but that please...
And when I mean anything, I really mean anything...

AutumnDream said:

I don't know much about his works, but I can tell is that he mostly like het and yuri like any guys out. So there's no chance BL out his work not even subtext or bromance, beside I see more guys disliking BL and more girls being open mind to yuri and BL.

And what make you think he wanted to make BL story???? Because that doesn't sound like him at all.

Puella Magi Wikia said:
In talking about relationships in his body of works, Urobuchi revealed his beliefs about same sex relationships, "whatever relationship that could exist between male and female it should also exist between couples of same sex." Aside from the difference in body parts, he did not see a male and female relationship as special or unique. He believes that the same kind of love is possible between same sex couples as well. Urobuchi stated he may even write about a love relationship between two men in the future.

SpinningKitten said:

(But I do kind of want it to be a NightmareFuel/Gore/Sad anime with BL undertones.If only to see those "Yuri-is-good-but-Yaoi-is-ew" fanboys pissed off.)

neurogal91 said:
maybe he will do yuri!

fluttershy said:
Apparantly he wanted to make a BL story at some point
One can only hope. *-*

Omniknight said:
Anything but that please...
And when I mean anything, I really mean anything...

jmal said:

There's no reason for him or anyone else to value the respect of a homophobe anyway.

jmal said:

There's no reason for him or anyone else to value the respect of a homophobe anyway.

jmal said:

"Homophobia is a range of negative attitudes and feelings towards homosexuality and people who are identified as or perceived as being homosexual." Yeah, pretty much!

Sorry but "I'm repulsed by homosexuality and unable to respect someone who views same-sex relationships as equally valid expressions of love, but I'm totally not a homophobe dudes, I swear" doesn't come anywhere near passing muster on the bullshit test.

jmal said:

"Homophobia is a range of negative attitudes and feelings towards homosexuality and people who are identified as or perceived as being homosexual." Yeah, pretty much!

Sorry but "I'm repulsed by homosexuality and unable to respect someone who views same-sex relationships as equally valid expressions of love, but I'm totally not a homophobe dudes, I swear" doesn't come anywhere near passing muster on the bullshit test.

DraconisMarch said:
Lots of my respect just went down the drain.

I would stab a baby.

I would stab two babies.

This.

fluttershy said:
You do know that Madoka was basically yurii? Better go stab a baby asshole.
I wasn't asking for dudes fucking in a stadium. I can understand why alot of people wouldn't want something like that. I meant undertones like he did in Madoka. But whatever, you're probably trolling.

DraconisMarch said:
You DO know that you're basically just interpreting it that way, right? I have lady friends in real life that do very similar things and interact similarly to what's shown in Madoka, but they aren't lesbians. I know I'm not the only one who knows people like this. You just wish it were that way.

There was really nothing going on between any of the girls to point to such relationships being present anyways. They could easily just be close friends, or view each other as sisters even. Like I said: That's just what you wanted to see it as.

fluttershy said:
That's the point. It just implied to be that way. However there's a very high likelyhood that Urobuchi Gen was aiming for implied romance between the main characters considering he has no issues with same sex relationships. There's no reason for you to be getting so upsets about him writing anything to do with same sex relationships... he isn't going to write anything explicit

DraconisMarch said:
Uh... fucking how is it implied to be that way? There was NOTHING implicit of anything more than good friend/sisterly relationship unless YOU decided to interpret it the wrong way/have a plain dirty mind/just read too much into it.

And because he has no issues with same sex relationships means that was the way he was trying to go? I'm sorry, but if that's the kind of logic you rely on, please don't consider a career in politics, because no one will take you seriously.

fluttershy said:
You need to seriously learn to respect other peoples opinions.

jmal said:
I like how the very definition you link (which I've already seen thanks) perfectly describes your post (i.e. antipathy) and in no way contradicts the wiki definition I cited. The only thing worse than bigotry is bigotry in denial.

DraconisMarch said:
LOL hypocrisy?! Tell that to everyone flaming me for being against homosexuality.

fluttershy said:
That isn't an opinion. that's discrimination.

DraconisMarch said:
Are you talking about me? If so, you're fucking wrong. Believing homosexuality is morally wrong is NOT discrimination.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/discriminate

I'm tired of people using words as though they know what they mean. I suggest you... I don't know... actually KNOW what it means before you use it as a lynch pin when conveying a thought?

DraconisMarch said:
Are you talking about me? If so, you're fucking wrong. Believing homosexuality is morally wrong is NOT discrimination.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/discriminate

Discrimination would be if I was a douche to gays just because of the fact. I'm tired of people using words as though they know what they mean. I suggest you... I don't know... actually KNOW what it means before you use it as a lynch pin when conveying a thought?

insan3soldiern said:

Yeah, and in contrast, my respect for Urobuchi went a bit higher.

Lauriet said:
So the animal is a homophobe on top of a dominant whelping dick? It's Jackassery knows no bounds.

I recommend everyone to just ignroe the thing. It can't comprehend why people are belittling it and it can't stop belittling others. Don't show your belly to it, it'll just keep being mindless regardless.





I second this. No thought progression and acceptance of more controversial things is just as bad as going backwards. Conversative thought is a lot like cancer. The sooner we find a cure for it the better the world will be.

I'm honestly looking forward to a BL from Urobuchi. At least it won't be shit like No. 6 or a couple of others. I love courage and blood, too.

Lauriet's Profile said:
Mix it with me being dense as lead and honest to the point of insult, and I'm pretty difficult to deal with.

A wise man once said said:
"Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience."

jmal said:

At least you admit that you hold completely repugnant views. If you want to be a bigot in private, nobody can stop you. But if you want to publicly flaunt your bigotry as you did in your first post (proclaiming your inability to respect someone who promotes equality + threatening fake violent action should they dare to create a fictional story about it), you give up any and all right to get pissy and indignant when you're called out on it. You can't have it both ways.

Of course, you surely don't think it's bigotry. You believe you're "morally right", that worst of mental diseases, after all. But when arguing from a position on the side of intolerance, inequality, or exclusion, appeals to morality will always ring utterly hollow.

DraconisMarch said:

Also: more hypocrisy and double standards.