Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai (light novel)
| I agree, I feel like the two main protagonists are very bland. They seem to lack normal human qualities. Even with that being said I enjoy this Anime a lot and have no intention of dropping it. |
  i'm a worm |
Kushal_Ganguly said: My personal opinions of this anime is that it tries too hard to be Monogatari. tried watching Monogatari and i don't like the unnecessary pause and verbose. i think it's the better version. |
| I think we are all so used to the over-reaction for laughs or emphasis in anime that for some people this falls flat but for me it's kind of refreshing and it feels a little melancholy which kind of reflects the subdued main character |
| Can I offer you an egg is this trying time? |
| Lmao why people use the realistic argument? These are anime characters, they are never meant to be taken realistically and we should all know that. I hope at least... To what extent is the characters realistic in this anime? Although it is hard to tell it is not necessary either to know that. The characters are neither realistic nor completely unrealistic. So that argument is mediocre at best considering it can applies to absolutely any anime out there. If anything, I have the feeling that the dialogues are unnatural in this show. It's nothing new, but come on. I can't believe 16 years old kids changed that much. This is so weird. |
Hrybami said: Lmao why people use the realistic argument? These are anime characters, they are never meant to be taken realistically and we should all know that. I hope at least... To what extent is the characters realistic in this anime? Although it is hard to tell it is not necessary either to know that. The characters are neither realistic nor completely unrealistic. So that argument is mediocre at best considering it can applies to absolutely any anime out there. If anything, I have the feeling that the dialogues are unnatural in this show. It's nothing new, but come on. I can't believe 16 years old kids changed that much. This is so weird. Pal you might want to drop that attitude cause it's really not doing you any favour in supporting any kinds of point you're trying to make. "They can't be realistic cause they're part of anime and those surely are never meant to be realistic with relatable traits." That's just painting a giant chunk of the medium with a broad brush which is just a very idiotic idea to begin with. Realism depends on how personally relatable traits of a character or characters as a whole are to someone. As you can guess that always depends on the individual person. Shocking, I know right? So for some these characters simply are realistic cause they are able to relate themselves or even people they know to them. For others that's not the case at all. Both options are completely fine in their own right and should certainly not entice people to be dismissive of either side of the spectrum. For you it seems to be the case that you simply can't relate to fictional characters in this medium overall and hence you resort to generalising not only the medium as a whole but people whose view on this topic differs from yours. As you might be able to guess the first part is totally fine to have but the latter is just being unnecessarily douchey about it. |
Fappa said: Hrybami said: Lmao why people use the realistic argument? These are anime characters, they are never meant to be taken realistically and we should all know that. I hope at least... To what extent is the characters realistic in this anime? Although it is hard to tell it is not necessary either to know that. The characters are neither realistic nor completely unrealistic. So that argument is mediocre at best considering it can applies to absolutely any anime out there. If anything, I have the feeling that the dialogues are unnatural in this show. It's nothing new, but come on. I can't believe 16 years old kids changed that much. This is so weird. Pal you might want to drop that attitude cause it's really not doing you any favour in supporting any kinds of point you're trying to make. "They can't be realistic cause they're part of anime and those surely are never meant to be realistic with relatable traits." That's just painting a giant chunk of the medium with a broad brush which is just a very idiotic idea to begin with. Realism depends on how personally relatable traits of a character or characters as a whole are to someone. As you can guess that always depends on the individual person. Shocking, I know right? So for some these characters simply are realistic cause they are able to relate themselves or even people they know to them. For others that's not the case at all. Both options are completely fine in their own right and should certainly not entice people to be dismissive of either side of the spectrum. For you it seems to be the case that you simply can't relate to fictional characters in this medium overall and hence you resort to generalising not only the medium as a whole but people whose view on this topic differs from yours. As you might be able to guess the first part is totally fine to have but the latter is just being unnecessarily douchey about it. I think you're confusing realistic with relatable and believable. Something can be relatable wihout being realistic. For example I watch a CGDCT and all I see is supposed 13 or 14 years old girls acting like if they were adult. This is not realistic. However, the characters can express some emotions during some event which I can totally feel connected with. This is relatability. And I don't think one is neceasarily connected with the other, as I've almost never saw realism in anime. I'm not trying to be a douche or anything. I might not have been clear enough, but come on don't tell I'm the one making out generalisation after saying that. |
| I don't really see it as a problem. The monotone nature on it, in my opinion, helped at points. It gave it a sarcastic tone when delivering some of the jokes and other dialogue which I personally liked. When it comes to Sakuta, it reveals a bit about his personality. Even when someone is giving an emotional speech or pouring their heart out to him, his tone stays the same, making his words seem somewhat harsh and blunt, which is, from how I see it, just another part of Sakuta, harsh and blunt but also can be nice and helpful. I don't see it as a problem and in certain cases it is possibly a good way of protraying character (or just lazy and I'm looking to hard into it) |
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BRAINDEADPARTY said: Great argument, revolutionary idea, why should we want better amirite? Who does the OP think he is? I mean it's not like he didn't explicitly state that he does like it and is expressing his fair and balanced opinion in a discussion or soething... Who cares just dont watch it if you dont like it lol |
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