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Feb 7, 2019 8:34 PM
#51
Feb 7, 2019 8:35 PM
#52
KuroudoAkabane said: Not sure what you mean by "cuh world", but there are quite a lot of fantasy shows that are adventure stories of some sort, particularly ones that take after D&D or other RPGs in some way. Some action is usually involved, but not necessarily the focus.GlennMagusHarvey said: -_-KuroudoAkabane said: GlennMagusHarvey said: wait, then shouldnt you LOVE romance? I mean realistically, weebs have no chance of ever getting girls so romance is definitely a fantasy!KuroudoAkabane said: I actually like drama, and not romance, oddly.GlennMagusHarvey said: me too, but cuz I hate drama. shit like ore monogatari is super rare.I'm not particularly into romance anyway. I like yuri and shojo ai. no bl. sakura trick and citrus and candy boy I think it's because romance is often not in a setting I'm particularly into. I'm not particularly attracted to realistic settings. yeh got that....... are there many dramas set in cuh world? arent most such fantasy shows battle shonen |
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Feb 7, 2019 9:03 PM
#53
GlennMagusHarvey said: it was supposed to be **such** worldsKuroudoAkabane said: Not sure what you mean by "cuh world", but there are quite a lot of fantasy shows that are adventure stories of some sort, particularly ones that take after D&D or other RPGs in some way. Some action is usually involved, but not necessarily the focus.GlennMagusHarvey said: KuroudoAkabane said: Not sure whether you're trying to be witty or something, but I'm talking about the setting. Y'know, fantasy settings, like, magic and dragons and stuff.GlennMagusHarvey said: wait, then shouldnt you LOVE romance? I mean realistically, weebs have no chance of ever getting girls so romance is definitely a fantasy!KuroudoAkabane said: I actually like drama, and not romance, oddly.GlennMagusHarvey said: me too, but cuz I hate drama. shit like ore monogatari is super rare.I'm not particularly into romance anyway. I like yuri and shojo ai. no bl. sakura trick and citrus and candy boy I think it's because romance is often not in a setting I'm particularly into. I'm not particularly attracted to realistic settings. yeh got that....... are there many dramas set in cuh world? arent most such fantasy shows battle shonen |
Feb 7, 2019 10:11 PM
#54
KuroudoAkabane said: Ah, cool. I get what you meant now.GlennMagusHarvey said: it was supposed to be **such** worldsKuroudoAkabane said: GlennMagusHarvey said: -_-KuroudoAkabane said: Not sure whether you're trying to be witty or something, but I'm talking about the setting. Y'know, fantasy settings, like, magic and dragons and stuff.GlennMagusHarvey said: wait, then shouldnt you LOVE romance? I mean realistically, weebs have no chance of ever getting girls so romance is definitely a fantasy!KuroudoAkabane said: I actually like drama, and not romance, oddly.GlennMagusHarvey said: me too, but cuz I hate drama. shit like ore monogatari is super rare.I'm not particularly into romance anyway. I like yuri and shojo ai. no bl. sakura trick and citrus and candy boy I think it's because romance is often not in a setting I'm particularly into. I'm not particularly attracted to realistic settings. yeh got that....... are there many dramas set in cuh world? arent most such fantasy shows battle shonen I should also have clarified -- within fantasy adventure, you can have both drama and comedy, usually a mix of both, but depending on the show there's more of one or the other. A typical approach has more comedy early on and more drama as the end of the story approaches. Romance subplots can show up in them. For example, there are romance elements in The Tower of Druaga (which is more drama than comedy, after the fast few episodes), but no romance elements in Leviathan the Last Defense (which is mostly comedy, and a cute-girls-doing-cute-things show at that, which explains the lack of romance). There seemingly may or may not be romance in Tales of Zestiria (depending on which plotline you choose apparently?), which is certainly a fantasy story taken seriously, and while there are some romance elements in Magic Knight Rayearth (which is somewhat more light-hearted and frequently comedic) and Record of Lodoss War (which is basically just an old (and pretty serious) D&D campaign turned into an anime). And there's definite romance in Ragnarok the Animation (which I think leans toward drama), while I haven't found that much in the way of romance in Chaika the Coffin Princess (which is drama but also more action-focused). |
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Feb 7, 2019 10:15 PM
#55
Most of yuri and/or Shoujo-ai were boring. Only a couple title that good. |
Feb 7, 2019 10:23 PM
#56
Love yuri Indifferent with yaoi My views on those two in a nutshell |
Feb 7, 2019 10:37 PM
#57
The most BL I've watched was Rito and Ren kissing in To Love Ru. With that said, I don't have any experience to say whether or not I like BL. And I do not believe I want to either. Romance is romance. If we're talking about serious romance animes, then it has to be well-done no matter what the gender pair is. Yuri is hot but I'd rather watch straight stuff |
Feb 7, 2019 10:57 PM
#58
GlennMagusHarvey said: I've literally watched 2 of those shows you mentioned.KuroudoAkabane said: Ah, cool. I get what you meant now.GlennMagusHarvey said: KuroudoAkabane said: Not sure what you mean by "cuh world", but there are quite a lot of fantasy shows that are adventure stories of some sort, particularly ones that take after D&D or other RPGs in some way. Some action is usually involved, but not necessarily the focus.GlennMagusHarvey said: -_-KuroudoAkabane said: Not sure whether you're trying to be witty or something, but I'm talking about the setting. Y'know, fantasy settings, like, magic and dragons and stuff.GlennMagusHarvey said: wait, then shouldnt you LOVE romance? I mean realistically, weebs have no chance of ever getting girls so romance is definitely a fantasy!KuroudoAkabane said: I actually like drama, and not romance, oddly.GlennMagusHarvey said: me too, but cuz I hate drama. shit like ore monogatari is super rare.I'm not particularly into romance anyway. I like yuri and shojo ai. no bl. sakura trick and citrus and candy boy I think it's because romance is often not in a setting I'm particularly into. I'm not particularly attracted to realistic settings. yeh got that....... are there many dramas set in cuh world? arent most such fantasy shows battle shonen I should also have clarified -- within fantasy adventure, you can have both drama and comedy, usually a mix of both, but depending on the show there's more of one or the other. A typical approach has more comedy early on and more drama as the end of the story approaches. Romance subplots can show up in them. For example, there are romance elements in The Tower of Druaga (which is more drama than comedy, after the fast few episodes), but no romance elements in Leviathan the Last Defense (which is mostly comedy, and a cute-girls-doing-cute-things show at that, which explains the lack of romance). There seemingly may or may not be romance in Tales of Zestiria (depending on which plotline you choose apparently?), which is certainly a fantasy story taken seriously, and while there are some romance elements in Magic Knight Rayearth (which is somewhat more light-hearted and frequently comedic) and Record of Lodoss War (which is basically just an old (and pretty serious) D&D campaign turned into an anime). And there's definite romance in Ragnarok the Animation (which I think leans toward drama), while I haven't found that much in the way of romance in Chaika the Coffin Princess (which is drama but also more action-focused). right abt both those, you missed the best one though, crappy romance, even more crappy romance and drama, a bit of action and total un-intentional comedy |
Feb 7, 2019 11:10 PM
#59
KuroudoAkabane said: Which one's the "best one" I missed? KonoSuba?GlennMagusHarvey said: I've literally watched 2 of those shows you mentioned.KuroudoAkabane said: GlennMagusHarvey said: it was supposed to be **such** worldsKuroudoAkabane said: Not sure what you mean by "cuh world", but there are quite a lot of fantasy shows that are adventure stories of some sort, particularly ones that take after D&D or other RPGs in some way. Some action is usually involved, but not necessarily the focus.GlennMagusHarvey said: -_-KuroudoAkabane said: Not sure whether you're trying to be witty or something, but I'm talking about the setting. Y'know, fantasy settings, like, magic and dragons and stuff.GlennMagusHarvey said: wait, then shouldnt you LOVE romance? I mean realistically, weebs have no chance of ever getting girls so romance is definitely a fantasy!KuroudoAkabane said: I actually like drama, and not romance, oddly.GlennMagusHarvey said: me too, but cuz I hate drama. shit like ore monogatari is super rare.I'm not particularly into romance anyway. I like yuri and shojo ai. no bl. sakura trick and citrus and candy boy I think it's because romance is often not in a setting I'm particularly into. I'm not particularly attracted to realistic settings. yeh got that....... are there many dramas set in cuh world? arent most such fantasy shows battle shonen I should also have clarified -- within fantasy adventure, you can have both drama and comedy, usually a mix of both, but depending on the show there's more of one or the other. A typical approach has more comedy early on and more drama as the end of the story approaches. Romance subplots can show up in them. For example, there are romance elements in The Tower of Druaga (which is more drama than comedy, after the fast few episodes), but no romance elements in Leviathan the Last Defense (which is mostly comedy, and a cute-girls-doing-cute-things show at that, which explains the lack of romance). There seemingly may or may not be romance in Tales of Zestiria (depending on which plotline you choose apparently?), which is certainly a fantasy story taken seriously, and while there are some romance elements in Magic Knight Rayearth (which is somewhat more light-hearted and frequently comedic) and Record of Lodoss War (which is basically just an old (and pretty serious) D&D campaign turned into an anime). And there's definite romance in Ragnarok the Animation (which I think leans toward drama), while I haven't found that much in the way of romance in Chaika the Coffin Princess (which is drama but also more action-focused). right abt both those, you missed the best one though, crappy romance, even more crappy romance and drama, a bit of action and total un-intentional comedy |
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Feb 7, 2019 11:32 PM
#60
GlennMagusHarvey said: I havent even watched it, so noKuroudoAkabane said: Which one's the "best one" I missed? KonoSuba?GlennMagusHarvey said: KuroudoAkabane said: Ah, cool. I get what you meant now.GlennMagusHarvey said: it was supposed to be **such** worldsKuroudoAkabane said: Not sure what you mean by "cuh world", but there are quite a lot of fantasy shows that are adventure stories of some sort, particularly ones that take after D&D or other RPGs in some way. Some action is usually involved, but not necessarily the focus.GlennMagusHarvey said: -_-KuroudoAkabane said: Not sure whether you're trying to be witty or something, but I'm talking about the setting. Y'know, fantasy settings, like, magic and dragons and stuff.GlennMagusHarvey said: wait, then shouldnt you LOVE romance? I mean realistically, weebs have no chance of ever getting girls so romance is definitely a fantasy!KuroudoAkabane said: I actually like drama, and not romance, oddly.GlennMagusHarvey said: me too, but cuz I hate drama. shit like ore monogatari is super rare.I'm not particularly into romance anyway. I like yuri and shojo ai. no bl. sakura trick and citrus and candy boy I think it's because romance is often not in a setting I'm particularly into. I'm not particularly attracted to realistic settings. yeh got that....... are there many dramas set in cuh world? arent most such fantasy shows battle shonen I should also have clarified -- within fantasy adventure, you can have both drama and comedy, usually a mix of both, but depending on the show there's more of one or the other. A typical approach has more comedy early on and more drama as the end of the story approaches. Romance subplots can show up in them. For example, there are romance elements in The Tower of Druaga (which is more drama than comedy, after the fast few episodes), but no romance elements in Leviathan the Last Defense (which is mostly comedy, and a cute-girls-doing-cute-things show at that, which explains the lack of romance). There seemingly may or may not be romance in Tales of Zestiria (depending on which plotline you choose apparently?), which is certainly a fantasy story taken seriously, and while there are some romance elements in Magic Knight Rayearth (which is somewhat more light-hearted and frequently comedic) and Record of Lodoss War (which is basically just an old (and pretty serious) D&D campaign turned into an anime). And there's definite romance in Ragnarok the Animation (which I think leans toward drama), while I haven't found that much in the way of romance in Chaika the Coffin Princess (which is drama but also more action-focused). right abt both those, you missed the best one though, crappy romance, even more crappy romance and drama, a bit of action and total un-intentional comedy I have watcehd towr of druaga and ragnarok ...... I meant the best fantasy isekai ever! RE:ZERO! |
Feb 8, 2019 12:56 AM
#61
KuroudoAkabane said: Ah! (and I haven't watched KonoSuba anyway...)GlennMagusHarvey said: I havent even watched it, so noKuroudoAkabane said: GlennMagusHarvey said: I've literally watched 2 of those shows you mentioned.KuroudoAkabane said: Ah, cool. I get what you meant now.GlennMagusHarvey said: it was supposed to be **such** worldsKuroudoAkabane said: Not sure what you mean by "cuh world", but there are quite a lot of fantasy shows that are adventure stories of some sort, particularly ones that take after D&D or other RPGs in some way. Some action is usually involved, but not necessarily the focus.GlennMagusHarvey said: -_-KuroudoAkabane said: Not sure whether you're trying to be witty or something, but I'm talking about the setting. Y'know, fantasy settings, like, magic and dragons and stuff.GlennMagusHarvey said: wait, then shouldnt you LOVE romance? I mean realistically, weebs have no chance of ever getting girls so romance is definitely a fantasy!KuroudoAkabane said: I actually like drama, and not romance, oddly.GlennMagusHarvey said: me too, but cuz I hate drama. shit like ore monogatari is super rare.I'm not particularly into romance anyway. I like yuri and shojo ai. no bl. sakura trick and citrus and candy boy I think it's because romance is often not in a setting I'm particularly into. I'm not particularly attracted to realistic settings. yeh got that....... are there many dramas set in cuh world? arent most such fantasy shows battle shonen I should also have clarified -- within fantasy adventure, you can have both drama and comedy, usually a mix of both, but depending on the show there's more of one or the other. A typical approach has more comedy early on and more drama as the end of the story approaches. Romance subplots can show up in them. For example, there are romance elements in The Tower of Druaga (which is more drama than comedy, after the fast few episodes), but no romance elements in Leviathan the Last Defense (which is mostly comedy, and a cute-girls-doing-cute-things show at that, which explains the lack of romance). There seemingly may or may not be romance in Tales of Zestiria (depending on which plotline you choose apparently?), which is certainly a fantasy story taken seriously, and while there are some romance elements in Magic Knight Rayearth (which is somewhat more light-hearted and frequently comedic) and Record of Lodoss War (which is basically just an old (and pretty serious) D&D campaign turned into an anime). And there's definite romance in Ragnarok the Animation (which I think leans toward drama), while I haven't found that much in the way of romance in Chaika the Coffin Princess (which is drama but also more action-focused). right abt both those, you missed the best one though, crappy romance, even more crappy romance and drama, a bit of action and total un-intentional comedy I have watcehd towr of druaga and ragnarok ...... I meant the best fantasy isekai ever! RE:ZERO! I started watching Re:Zero, but I think I prefer reading the LNs first. I did semi-recently pick up the second book... |
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Feb 8, 2019 1:04 AM
#62
Yuri is love yuri is life If i see shoujo ai tag I'm sold |
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Feb 8, 2019 1:13 AM
#63
Haven't dabbled in shoujo ai or yuri much, but I know of some good titles out there I've been meaning to watch. I live for teh bl. Shounen-ai is lyfee |
Feb 8, 2019 6:45 PM
#64
GlennMagusHarvey said: I dont read.KuroudoAkabane said: Ah! (and I haven't watched KonoSuba anyway...)GlennMagusHarvey said: KuroudoAkabane said: Which one's the "best one" I missed? KonoSuba?GlennMagusHarvey said: I've literally watched 2 of those shows you mentioned.KuroudoAkabane said: Ah, cool. I get what you meant now.GlennMagusHarvey said: it was supposed to be **such** worldsKuroudoAkabane said: Not sure what you mean by "cuh world", but there are quite a lot of fantasy shows that are adventure stories of some sort, particularly ones that take after D&D or other RPGs in some way. Some action is usually involved, but not necessarily the focus.GlennMagusHarvey said: -_-KuroudoAkabane said: Not sure whether you're trying to be witty or something, but I'm talking about the setting. Y'know, fantasy settings, like, magic and dragons and stuff.GlennMagusHarvey said: wait, then shouldnt you LOVE romance? I mean realistically, weebs have no chance of ever getting girls so romance is definitely a fantasy!KuroudoAkabane said: I actually like drama, and not romance, oddly.GlennMagusHarvey said: me too, but cuz I hate drama. shit like ore monogatari is super rare.I'm not particularly into romance anyway. I like yuri and shojo ai. no bl. sakura trick and citrus and candy boy I think it's because romance is often not in a setting I'm particularly into. I'm not particularly attracted to realistic settings. yeh got that....... are there many dramas set in cuh world? arent most such fantasy shows battle shonen I should also have clarified -- within fantasy adventure, you can have both drama and comedy, usually a mix of both, but depending on the show there's more of one or the other. A typical approach has more comedy early on and more drama as the end of the story approaches. Romance subplots can show up in them. For example, there are romance elements in The Tower of Druaga (which is more drama than comedy, after the fast few episodes), but no romance elements in Leviathan the Last Defense (which is mostly comedy, and a cute-girls-doing-cute-things show at that, which explains the lack of romance). There seemingly may or may not be romance in Tales of Zestiria (depending on which plotline you choose apparently?), which is certainly a fantasy story taken seriously, and while there are some romance elements in Magic Knight Rayearth (which is somewhat more light-hearted and frequently comedic) and Record of Lodoss War (which is basically just an old (and pretty serious) D&D campaign turned into an anime). And there's definite romance in Ragnarok the Animation (which I think leans toward drama), while I haven't found that much in the way of romance in Chaika the Coffin Princess (which is drama but also more action-focused). right abt both those, you missed the best one though, crappy romance, even more crappy romance and drama, a bit of action and total un-intentional comedy I have watcehd towr of druaga and ragnarok ...... I meant the best fantasy isekai ever! RE:ZERO! I started watching Re:Zero, but I think I prefer reading the LNs first. I did semi-recently pick up the second book... Except evry1 does, bcz SUBS |
Feb 8, 2019 11:18 PM
#65
Feb 9, 2019 12:45 AM
#66
Both genres are as good as watching ecchi or hentai but with gay/lesbian couples so I avoid them. I'm not a fan of overly sexualized or fetishized characters neither do I like watching them do horny things or have sex, it's the biggest put off for me. The cringy BL fanbase glorifying abuse and rape as "adorable" and "cute" is only more reason to stay away. I still might give very light shounen-ai or shoujo-ai a shot but I didn't exactly enjoy the ones others have praised. I didn't like Doukyuusei after seeing him kiss the other even after a "No" and later put his hands up his shirt in a public place no less. Then towards the end they say they know anything about each other, well duh, calm down your hormones and first try to know your partner better! I had similar issues with Yagate kimi ni naru, Nanami is basically implying "I love you but I don't want you to fall in love with me BUT I'll still be selfish enough and keep on kissing you". I get that she has some issues but I don't like what she is doing. TL;DR: When it comes to romance I prefer the typical route taking an entire season to just hold hands or confess instead of seeing the couple being horny and getting into the other's pants in 3 episodes or so (at times without consent!). BL/Yuri usually doesn't have what I want so I keep away. |
Feb 9, 2019 1:38 AM
#67
Feb 9, 2019 2:26 AM
#68
Feb 9, 2019 2:39 AM
#69
Really good ones are really rare... I haven't really watched yaoi, I should at some point. But for yuri... Yuri romance can make my heart pound, normal romance doesn't really anymore... But that doesn't mean I like it more, after all our love for the opposite gender is an additional feature to the mechanism that gets humans coupled to procreate the species, so... You get it. Yes, I'm saying that if you like a person of the same gender in a sexual way and want to have sex with them and things, those feeling are useless to their source and purpose. |
Feb 9, 2019 2:57 AM
#70
Kuraya said: Yes, I'm saying that if you like a person of the same gender in a sexual way and want to have sex with them and things, those feeling are useless to their source and purpose. Hmm, no... You don't have to fall in love with anyone to procreate. You just have to know how to use your reproductive organs, that's not difficult AT ALL. A gay man (for example) can impregnate a woman if both are in agreement about it. Lol. -- About the thread: I watched some titles from both niches and kinda like both (I'm still watching/about to watch some actually). The problem with BL is that the ones who get adapted for TV or even OVA are almost always offensive and straight up porn. But there's some good BL manga out there, I'm not an avid reader but had read a bunch out of curiosity. I didn't read any yuri yet, but I REALLY enjoy anime like Aoi Hana, Asagao to Kase-san and YagaKimi. |
Feb 9, 2019 3:03 AM
#71
I feel like I'm not quite the right target audience for most works in both genres. Most things are either rapey and cliched OR they are too cute. Sometimes I like the second thing, but well, still... |
Feb 9, 2019 8:48 AM
#72
Ellroy said: I didn't say that... You don't "have" to fall in love to procreate. Don't lol me... What you said is in a scenario where the humans have a logical set purpose of procreating, if that's the case a woman can get impregnated without even having sexual contact.Kuraya said: Yes, I'm saying that if you like a person of the same gender in a sexual way and want to have sex with them and things, those feeling are useless to their source and purpose. Hmm, no... You don't have to fall in love with anyone to procreate. You just have to know how to use your reproductive organs, that's not difficult AT ALL. A gay man (for example) can impregnate a woman if both are in agreement about it. Lol. -- About the thread: I watched some titles from both niches and kinda like both (I'm still watching/about to watch some actually). The problem with BL is that the ones who get adapted for TV or even OVA are almost always offensive and straight up porn. But there's some good BL manga out there, I'm not an avid reader but had read a bunch out of curiosity. I didn't read any yuri yet, but I REALLY enjoy anime like Aoi Hana, Asagao to Kase-san and YagaKimi. I meant that sexual attraction is meant to be aimed towards someone you can procreate with. And as you well know sexual attraction is an important part of what we call the romantic kind of love |
Feb 9, 2019 9:51 AM
#73
I dont have anything against it, the only thing I saw was Yuri on Ice with 2 friends and everytime something gay happened we drank |
Feb 9, 2019 1:39 PM
#74
Most of the BL titles that come out are hot garbage honestly. Fetish material isn't necessarily bad in and of itself but when the genre is almost exclusively consisting of that it does seem a bit alienating and it makes me yearn for a mature and grounded show that actually delves into gay relationships and struggles that come with it. |
Feb 9, 2019 4:19 PM
#75
Id rather go for yuri that is included in regular series than the yuri/shoujo ai genre itself because its full of cheap disgusting ridiculous garbage. We got one decent yuri anime last season and now we'll prob have to wait for like 3 years to get another one. |
idk why I was here but I'm prob back to playing Dragon's Dogma 2 again when you read this |
Feb 9, 2019 4:36 PM
#76
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