| 1) Death Note is hella boring for most episodes. 2) Steins Gate too isn't a masterpiece 3) Barakamon isn't all that great either, Usagi Drop is so much better 4) Suzumiya Haruhi is a very annoying and selfish character 5) SNAFU could have been so much better, but it isn't. |
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AquamarineNT said: Remember, it's just MY OPINIONS: -Comedy in fighting shonens is not funny. -Fate/Zero is the ONLY good thing about the fate franchise. someone finally said and heres something else I wish any anime that has a millisecond of humor not just put a comedy tag on itself a few shonen jokes doesn't make it a comedy |
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Shitaste said: Every anime ever created is a slice of life. slice of life usually means for most episodic meaning each episode tends to not really fit into a huge over arching storyline but your right in the sense that each anime follows the day to day of the main character |
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squishymomo said: 1) Death Note is hella boring for most episodes. 3) Barakamon isn't all that great either, Usagi Drop is so much better if you didn't like Death Note that type of story where thoughts and talking is 90% of the length just might be frustrating to watch ngl some shows I hate the amount of dialogue but I really believe Death Note is kind of the opposite it always keeps the audience on their toes and showers challenges on light to create tension little obstacles that build up the jenga tower till it comes collapsing down and not everyone of Light's problems can be solved just by killing a person directly he has to take roundabout methods or stick to meticulous layered plans that don't always work and can backfire in his face Barakamon and Usagi Drop seem pretty different haven't seen Usagi Drop but from what I've heard its kind of a drama slice of life whereas Barakamon is a comedy slice thats meant to be heartwarming and thoughtful kind of like the villagers its slower paced much like the countryside and the entertainment comes from the annoying of the miscreant but lovable kids thats both wholesome and ridiculously annoying like real kids also the villagers are pretty real they'res a deep sense of community compared to usagi drop which seems to be a story of fatherhood which contrasts so heavily with Barakamon that its weird that you'd compare them in the first place dude they're so different did you find the first slice of life to compare to Usagi Drop ik Barakamon doesn't really have a great deal to it its just a nice and slow pure slice of life Also I heard in Usagi Drop the girl and the father get together so once again completely different series dude lol |
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KuroGFX said: Bibliophile715 said: -Yu-gi-oh>Pokemon. -Cowboy Bebop is mediocre. -The second arc of Death Note is better than the first arc. -I enjoyed both seasons of Tokyo Ghoul: re just as much as Tokyo Ghoul. hell yes I love pokemon a lot but yugioh just resonates with me and its a much better card game in my opinion although the pokemon manga is much better whereas the yugioh anime is much better than the pokemon anime yeah it kind of is kinda isn't its got great technical animation like amazing angle shots and great choreography I do think something that turns me off is that every episode is essentially for the most part sad and depressing which is the point but it doesn't entertain me that much its essentially a slice of life space western can't say despite watching death note 3-4 times I always stop because the first time I watched all of death note I just forgot everything that happened it was pretty forgettable and I didn't like nearly as much as the pacing of the first season and the rivalry of L and Light I will say that the ending as stuck with me forevor and near is a pretty cool replacement for L essentially its L but even less actually social and human since the concept of near and mello is that they both represent different aspects of L essentially why they both need to work together to defeat Kira but that means that even though they're both "like" L they both have something that keeps them from being "L" in Nears case its his robotic and utterly cold and methodical puzzle-piecing demeanor of simply putting a puzzle together without concern or any emotion and this lack of emotion is further enhanced by the fact that he has similar shaggy and long hair like "L" yet its completely white almost bleached like his emotions great character design almost like "L" but just different enough I essentially grew up playing the yu-gi-oh card game physically (I still have a collection of all the cards I got when I was younger) and watching the cartoon with my brother. I think I was more into it than he was though because I remember always wanting to watch more when he started getting bored of them. I've seen a few pokemon movies and thought they were good but I never really was allowed to watch pokemon-I'm not sure why, I probably would have liked the series if I watched it. I'm planning on reading the manga for yu-gi-oh sometime far in the future once I finish a few other manga first. I saw Cowboy Bebop on a vacation a few years ago which probably wasn't the right way to go about it, but I was bored with nothing else to watch (my brother got it because he couldn't decide what to get at a video store and liked the cover). Parts of it were entertaining, but if I was at home with something else to watch I would have watched something else if I had the choice to but I didn't have anything else to watch so I kept watching it until the end. I gave it a 6 because I found it entertaining enough, but it wasn't that great. He also didn't like it that much. I've heard Death Note is forgettable/not likeable for some (I'm pretty sure my brother's not a fan of it as he's seen some anime, he thought it was ok if I saw it so long as I didn't get any merchandise). The pacing of it does take some time to get used to, but due to myself having read really long books before it didn't bother me much once I familiarized myself with it. The ending was pretty shocking for me and I remember having a few dreams about hugging the characters afterward because I felt so bad for what had happened to some of them. I do agree with you that Near and Mello are essentially copies of different aspects of L but I found the characterization of them like that to be incredibly intriguing as they actually managed to separate the two rather well into distinct enough characters. I find Near's hair part of that as well since Near's hair is white whereas L's is dark but they both have similar hair styles. |
KuroGFX said: squishymomo said: 1) Death Note is hella boring for most episodes. 3) Barakamon isn't all that great either, Usagi Drop is so much better if you didn't like Death Note that type of story where thoughts and talking is 90% of the length just might be frustrating to watch ngl some shows I hate the amount of dialogue but I really believe Death Note is kind of the opposite it always keeps the audience on their toes and showers challenges on light to create tension little obstacles that build up the jenga tower till it comes collapsing down and not everyone of Light's problems can be solved just by killing a person directly he has to take roundabout methods or stick to meticulous layered plans that don't always work and can backfire in his face Barakamon and Usagi Drop seem pretty different haven't seen Usagi Drop but from what I've heard its kind of a drama slice of life whereas Barakamon is a comedy slice thats meant to be heartwarming and thoughtful kind of like the villagers its slower paced much like the countryside and the entertainment comes from the annoying of the miscreant but lovable kids thats both wholesome and ridiculously annoying like real kids also the villagers are pretty real they'res a deep sense of community compared to usagi drop which seems to be a story of fatherhood which contrasts so heavily with Barakamon that its weird that you'd compare them in the first place dude they're so different did you find the first slice of life to compare to Usagi Drop ik Barakamon doesn't really have a great deal to it its just a nice and slow pure slice of life Also I heard in Usagi Drop the girl and the father get together so once again completely different series dude lol I do agree that barakamon and Usagi drop are different but they do somewhere belong to the slice of life genre. But Barakamon is still kinda overrated. And for Death Note, I like your opinion. Maybe in future i will give it another chance, but my problem with Death Note is after L's death there isn't a good enough counter or opposite (or whatever you all it) character for Light. I really wish that L lived a little more or at least bring good enough character after his death. And I do not think Near was that good enough. |
squishymomo said: KuroGFX said: if you didn't like Death Note that type of story where thoughts and talking is 90% of the length just might be frustrating to watch ngl some shows I hate the amount of dialogue but I really believe Death Note is kind of the opposite it always keeps the audience on their toes and showers challenges on light to create tension little obstacles that build up the jenga tower till it comes collapsing down and not everyone of Light's problems can be solved just by killing a person directly he has to take roundabout methods or stick to meticulous layered plans that don't always work and can backfire in his face Barakamon and Usagi Drop seem pretty different haven't seen Usagi Drop but from what I've heard its kind of a drama slice of life whereas Barakamon is a comedy slice thats meant to be heartwarming and thoughtful kind of like the villagers its slower paced much like the countryside and the entertainment comes from the annoying of the miscreant but lovable kids thats both wholesome and ridiculously annoying like real kids also the villagers are pretty real they'res a deep sense of community compared to usagi drop which seems to be a story of fatherhood which contrasts so heavily with Barakamon that its weird that you'd compare them in the first place dude they're so different did you find the first slice of life to compare to Usagi Drop ik Barakamon doesn't really have a great deal to it its just a nice and slow pure slice of life Also I heard in Usagi Drop the girl and the father get together so once again completely different series dude lol I do agree that barakamon and Usagi drop are different but they do somewhere belong to the slice of life genre. But Barakamon is still kinda overrated. And for Death Note, I like your opinion. Maybe in future i will give it another chance, but my problem with Death Note is after L's death there isn't a good enough counter or opposite (or whatever you all it) character for Light. I really wish that L lived a little more or at least bring good enough character after his death. And I do not think Near was that good enough. I agree on Barakamon its nothing big its really the most pure slice of life ever I just found it enjoyable beacuse your able to empathize with the mc cause of his circumstances also he's a greenhorne at living on his own and requires and it causes him to become more and more entwined in the village which I enjoyed seeing. personal bias I give it a 10/10 objectively its like a solid 7.8 just cause its simple and doesn't accomplish much although the final episode where they all call to cure his loneliness cause he's acting sad and pathetic and stressing over a big calligraphy contest is just pure sweetness to me skip to 3:00 it doesn't have the tense drama that Usagi Drop has but its still a winner despite its simplicity Note: I have to see Usagi Drop this weekend |
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Bibliophile715 said: KuroGFX said: hell yes I love pokemon a lot but yugioh just resonates with me and its a much better card game in my opinion although the pokemon manga is much better whereas the yugioh anime is much better than the pokemon anime yeah it kind of is kinda isn't its got great technical animation like amazing angle shots and great choreography I do think something that turns me off is that every episode is essentially for the most part sad and depressing which is the point but it doesn't entertain me that much its essentially a slice of life space western can't say despite watching death note 3-4 times I always stop because the first time I watched all of death note I just forgot everything that happened it was pretty forgettable and I didn't like nearly as much as the pacing of the first season and the rivalry of L and Light I will say that the ending as stuck with me forevor and near is a pretty cool replacement for L essentially its L but even less actually social and human since the concept of near and mello is that they both represent different aspects of L essentially why they both need to work together to defeat Kira but that means that even though they're both "like" L they both have something that keeps them from being "L" in Nears case its his robotic and utterly cold and methodical puzzle-piecing demeanor of simply putting a puzzle together without concern or any emotion and this lack of emotion is further enhanced by the fact that he has similar shaggy and long hair like "L" yet its completely white almost bleached like his emotions great character design almost like "L" but just different enough I essentially grew up playing the yu-gi-oh card game physically (I still have a collection of all the cards I got when I was younger) and watching the cartoon with my brother. I think I was more into it than he was though because I remember always wanting to watch more when he started getting bored of them. I've seen a few pokemon movies and thought they were good but I never really was allowed to watch pokemon-I'm not sure why, I probably would have liked the series if I watched it. I'm planning on reading the manga for yu-gi-oh sometime far in the future once I finish a few other manga first. I saw Cowboy Bebop on a vacation a few years ago which probably wasn't the right way to go about it, but I was bored with nothing else to watch (my brother got it because he couldn't decide what to get at a video store and liked the cover). Parts of it were entertaining, but if I was at home with something else to watch I would have watched something else if I had the choice to but I didn't have anything else to watch so I kept watching it until the end. I gave it a 6 because I found it entertaining enough, but it wasn't that great. He also didn't like it that much. I've heard Death Note is forgettable/not likeable for some (I'm pretty sure my brother's not a fan of it as he's seen some anime, he thought it was ok if I saw it so long as I didn't get any merchandise). The pacing of it does take some time to get used to, but due to myself having read really long books before it didn't bother me much once I familiarized myself with it. The ending was pretty shocking for me and I remember having a few dreams about hugging the characters afterward because I felt so bad for what had happened to some of them. I do agree with you that Near and Mello are essentially copies of different aspects of L but I found the characterization of them like that to be incredibly intriguing as they actually managed to separate the two rather well into distinct enough characters. I find Near's hair part of that as well since Near's hair is white whereas L's is dark but they both have similar hair styles. same grew up playing the card game kind of got out of it I wanna say early to mid high school cause I didn't like the meta and its funner to play with friends maybe in the future I'll get back into it but yeah part of my childhood I was restricted from watching Pokemon only on my Mothers side some weird religious reason cause of my grandma my dad and his family didn't care Cowboy Bebop has this overly browness to it sounds weird but it just feels like a real drama and its just has this dull coloring and blandness and the mood is depressing its just so dry which is what I feel like a space western is and isn't at the same time characters are cool but by far my least favorite shiinichiro wattanabe show yeah I liked the characterization of both characters near and mello it was a really really clever way to sort of fill in for "L" instead of just create another smart antagonist I also really cried for Matsuda he's lost friends and his chief mentor he was the humanity in the show a lot of times and kept it cheerful really great character he and Aizawa are some of the characters I really got attached too it just really shocks you to see Matsuda shoot light deservedly and justifiable but heartbreakingly as well completely |
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siarya said: Hendrix_10 said: This is gonna get locked but here are some of mine: Konosuba is not funny Cowboy bepop and Samurai Champloo have terrible OPs First season of SAO was good nah man you lost me at samurai champloo Konosuba is a lot of meta isekai stuff for jokes so if you don't like that style then its pretty give or take also heres my opinion while I like Darkness the over amount of "I'm horny" makes me want to die between dem thighs luckily they mix the joke up and kind of evolve it but still it degrades as it goes on as for champloo and bebop I have to agree that I'm really tired of the "aesthetic style" opening from wattanabe anime its fine but it can get annoying which is why I think Space Dandy has the best op from any of Wattanbe's anime I still think they're good just too much at times I don't want an Opening to feel like something thats meant to be an ending or something that blends onto a soundtrack |
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bomberkill said: SAO is good. Every season of it. (Except maybe fairy dance arc, aka second half of season one) Kirito is one of the best written anime characters ever. AOT is NOT overrated. People just say it to sound original. I think the concepts and premises are pretty entertaining to watch for I can't say they're terribly well and I'm not really a fan of how lackluster the worlds are set up as I wish Aincrad was more detailed and polished and felt like an actual game world the episodes I remember is the A.I kid episode where they visit an Orphanage which is pretty interesting as well how most players just adapt to life in Aincrad like the one fisherman dude thats all I remember as for Kirito the problem with him is that he is literally the pinnacle of perfection in Sao no one is on his level therefore its not really interesting to watch him. its noble how he takes the brunt of the criticism for beta testers and has a complex for attaching to friends cause his partied died and only friends suicided but he's just so perfect even when he's miserable that I don't that empathetic he doesn't feel human idk give him flaws that begin to show when the stress gets to him all the trauma and he breaks into a horrible mess or maybe show him being happy like a regular human probably my favorite episodes where him chilling with Asuna and being actually happy even though I don't fully get why they fall in love Im sure they're more dephness to him in the Light Novel in terms of thoughts feelings that are cut from the anime and the result is a flattened character idk I think he should've been built up more as a loser like he had no friends and literally being trapped in Sao is his dream to escape from the real world like Kaiyaba until he makes friends and they die he takes the blame and he realizes he was just being an idiot Im fine with smart characters for no reason *cough* *cough* lelouch *cough* *cough* but they need a diversity of emotions lelouch wants to save his sister from being a political tool so he becomes a leader of a terrorist faction using a false mask as a caped vigilante named zero and executes crazy plans with feats of charisma and intelligence the reason why I can get behind it is because of how lelouch is always going against harder and harder odds with grim resolution lelouch has to fight against a nation thats always bearing down on him forcing him to disguise his face physically and emotionally to blend in and lead the constant double life creates tension and attachment not knowing what could happen |
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KuroGFX said: Bibliophile715 said: I essentially grew up playing the yu-gi-oh card game physically (I still have a collection of all the cards I got when I was younger) and watching the cartoon with my brother. I think I was more into it than he was though because I remember always wanting to watch more when he started getting bored of them. I've seen a few pokemon movies and thought they were good but I never really was allowed to watch pokemon-I'm not sure why, I probably would have liked the series if I watched it. I'm planning on reading the manga for yu-gi-oh sometime far in the future once I finish a few other manga first. I saw Cowboy Bebop on a vacation a few years ago which probably wasn't the right way to go about it, but I was bored with nothing else to watch (my brother got it because he couldn't decide what to get at a video store and liked the cover). Parts of it were entertaining, but if I was at home with something else to watch I would have watched something else if I had the choice to but I didn't have anything else to watch so I kept watching it until the end. I gave it a 6 because I found it entertaining enough, but it wasn't that great. He also didn't like it that much. I've heard Death Note is forgettable/not likeable for some (I'm pretty sure my brother's not a fan of it as he's seen some anime, he thought it was ok if I saw it so long as I didn't get any merchandise). The pacing of it does take some time to get used to, but due to myself having read really long books before it didn't bother me much once I familiarized myself with it. The ending was pretty shocking for me and I remember having a few dreams about hugging the characters afterward because I felt so bad for what had happened to some of them. I do agree with you that Near and Mello are essentially copies of different aspects of L but I found the characterization of them like that to be incredibly intriguing as they actually managed to separate the two rather well into distinct enough characters. I find Near's hair part of that as well since Near's hair is white whereas L's is dark but they both have similar hair styles. same grew up playing the card game kind of got out of it I wanna say early to mid high school cause I didn't like the meta and its funner to play with friends maybe in the future I'll get back into it but yeah part of my childhood I was restricted from watching Pokemon only on my Mothers side some weird religious reason cause of my grandma my dad and his family didn't care Cowboy Bebop has this overly browness to it sounds weird but it just feels like a real drama and its just has this dull coloring and blandness and the mood is depressing its just so dry which is what I feel like a space western is and isn't at the same time characters are cool but by far my least favorite shiinichiro wattanabe show yeah I liked the characterization of both characters near and mello it was a really really clever way to sort of fill in for "L" instead of just create another smart antagonist I also really cried for Matsuda he's lost friends and his chief mentor he was the humanity in the show a lot of times and kept it cheerful really great character he and Aizawa are some of the characters I really got attached too it just really shocks you to see Matsuda shoot light deservedly and justifiable but heartbreakingly as well completely Oh, you were restricted from watching Pokemon too for a bit? I'm not sure what the exact reason was for me, but my family just didn't seem to like the cartoon whereas yu-gi-oh was ok thankfully enough. I remember hearing my family talk about them being concerned about me watching the fights depicted in Pokemon since I was really young when I wanted to see it, as my immediate family isn't religious so it wouldn't have been for that reason. I am familiar with weird religion reasons for others not being able to watch/read something as I've heard about that before due to being an avid fantasy reader. The color scheme does have that side to it in Cowboy Bebop as I noticed as well that some of the colors would be faded at times, though I didn't find it that depressing as there were times when I liked the humor in that show as small an amount of it as it was. I primarily kept watching the show because I thought a space western was a cool concept and that was what made me not just take off my headphones and not see any episode of it again. I don't think I've seen any other show by shinichiro watanabe but I'll look into them. Oh I was an absolute emotional mess in the end of Death Note because I was crying so much over the ending and I don't normally cry but it really got to me because I never expected that to happen. Looking back on it after I watched it it luckily made sense as to how the plot turned out to be because they actually did the ending well enough so that the series ended good and heartbreaking. Near and Mello are both extremely smart as they were essentially raised to be like that which was very clever of that organization to do as they just admired L so much. That, to me, was one of the best scenes with Matsuda in it as well (Light got very much what he deserved) as he finally got to do that because he was hunting Kira for the majority of his involvement with the police in the series. 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cornonacob said: Idk if this is unpopular but there should be more dogs in anime *sweats in Jojo's Bizarre Adventure* |
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Bibliophile715 said: Aizawa and Matsuda were indeed among the most human characters in the show as they often thought about things less calculating than L did. thats a perfect summation and its why the task force (besides L) is extremely important to the series cause without them it would just be (honestly not meaning to be offensive) to smart asses acting smart and being smart |
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KuroGFX said: Bibliophile715 said: Aizawa and Matsuda were indeed among the most human characters in the show as they often thought about things less calculating than L did. thats a perfect summation and its why the task force (besides L) is extremely important to the series cause without them it would just be (honestly not meaning to be offensive) to smart asses acting smart and being smart Yeah definitely - the series would really be different if the task force didn't exist which I'm glad it was in the plot as I just really like Aizawa and Matsuda acting so humanly driven. |
| Hunter X Hunter is over rated, boring and has a simple plot not a complex one like everyone says. Sword art online is bad but it is by far not the worst anime. Attack on Titan is good but has many flaws and is way to highly rated. |
CyborgSaber said: Hunter X Hunter is over rated, boring and has a simple plot not a complex one like everyone says. Sword art online is bad but it is by far not the worst anime. Attack on Titan is good but has many flaws and is way to highly rated. I don't know anyone who says Hunter x Hunter is complex I agree thats not true It more or less is highly rated because of its arcs that have their own self contained ideas and themes also the battles in Hunter x Hunter are pretty cool nen is by far one of the best power systems in a shonen. Overall I agree its not the best thing ever but you can't deny that its a really good shonen that also manages to entertain with something other than battles like the bidding war in york new city arc or a whole arc based around an Election with candidates trying to win over the sway of votes to achieve a 95% voter rate. It just manages to be interesting without resorting to typical gag comedy and hype fights which is why I think its great If you don't like adventure style shonens then I don't think your going to like this series cause its kind of the crux of the enjoyment factor I agree Sao is basic in execution the premise is enjoyable to watch first time but I can't say I was overly offended by it but I found aspects enjoyable even if they didn't last for other seasons I have to say season 1 was probably my favorite season Aot does have a lot flaws -the pacing for season 1 is fucking weird theirs a whole arc around lifting a boulder that lasts a couple episodes made me want to shoot myself in the face -Mikasa is a good character at the point in the manga and is developing in season 4 but she's insufferable and annoying for 2-3 seasons I get she was written that way but the worst sin of her is that she only talks to EREN which I find dissapointing af cause I like character interactions and it makes her feel like a cardboard cutout only for being badass to be her only saving trait compared to the other developed characters -ultimately I didn't like how the titans got weirder and weirder powers just a personal nitpick they really do get kind of dumb and at points I actually stopped reading the manga for a while -every character feels really bland at the beginning you definitely grow to like them but a lot of them boring to watch and i forgot they're names the first season and the fact that potatoe girl is literally how I remembered sasha is kind of why I didn't care but tbf they gave her some development in season 2 and a backstory which I liked but ultimately the strength of the characters is in how much time is spent with them the characters that are introduced later are way more nuanced and likeable for me especially Gabi and Falco also Zeke and Reiner are more interesting but yeah for the first 3 seasons the plot really really carries the show although in season 3 we get some pretty solid characters in terms of Eren and but most I feel meh about -one more thing Marco is |
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GreatShitposter said: Just read Chainsaw Man and it's shit. Was pretty good until like 50 chapters and then everything went apeshit and ended with a whimper. tbf the story gets way more unbelieavable chaotic and batshit crazy which albeit not everyone is into it gets compulsively weird and dark and a lot of people and tbf I was sort of meh on the ending It was a really good read and I'm mildly excited to see it come to life in anime form I liked Tatsuki Fujimoto's Fire Punch a lot more though if I'm honest although I think Chainsaw Man is a step up I think Fire Punch had a lot more punch for me in terms of really creating emotional moments although I liked Denji more as a character |
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MoonDragon72 said: One of the many problems I have with My Hero Academia is that there are too many characters to keep up with and some of them feel completely pointless same but I think thats why the Author explicitly made their character designs so inapplicably weird for some like dude with grapes on his head or Asui being literally a frog girl point is they are not SUBTLE AT ALL the worst one for me was IIDA despite him having a story arc I agree a lot of the characters feel pointless but a lot of their point in existing is to make the class of 1-A feel full and alive sure their is a tight cast of REAL characters in 1-A that get the brunt of all development but that doesn't mean the rest don't serve a point but yes I do think that most are pointless but at least they have personality which fills the show |
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I wish you could have elaborated more on your other questions I agree the anime ending for Eva was fucking amazing despite its obvious lack of animation I do think though that the final two episodes could have been just one but I really like how the ending is basically a psychological counseling session for the main cast to confront their emotional stakes that have been establishes such as Rei's nothingness Asuka's lack self worth by neglecting parents created a need for attention and Shinji's lack of want to live because of his lack of relationships that are meant to tie you to reality its only when he establishes relationships and connection does he find the will to get in the eva really great ending can see how it pissed off a lot of people who wanted answers to the established mysteries and such but as you dwell on the show and really mull it over when your frustrated it turns into appreciation |
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JTassoni2107 said: Fuck it, No Game No life is incest trash and I don't get why everyone likes it so much. cause sora and shiro are pretty fun protagonists that are Otaku's from another world with shiro being the intellectually smart and Sora being the conniving and emotionally intelligent aspect if I had to say Sora has a better grasp on people and psychology and Shiro is just more intellectually intelligent hence her high skill in chess the show is fun but tbh I sort of understand it was fun to watch when I was 14 but now I just think its a 7/10 at best for me I will say jibril is pretty cool all the characters have the upfront eccentricity to them that makes the conversations fun as for the incest yeah doesn't help that the movie basically has sort of a shiro and sora but they're completely different people but the character designs are similar and get married really really weird I mean they are literally the same just hair color swaps  |
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the plot being: The story revolves around Kenzo Tenma, a Japanese surgeon living in Germany whose life enters turmoil after getting himself involved with Johan Liebert, one of his former patients, who is revealed to be a dangerous serial killer. the plot is fine its an interesting murder mystery. I think whats stupid is the fact that seemed stupid I actually never felt like Johan was an antagonist he's interesting the way we go down the rabbit hole and discover his past bit by bit peeling layers back but he never comes off as antagonistic just evil like when he tricks kids into playing on roofs via game of dare I think Roberto was more antagonistic than Johan who was more of a background villain similar to Knives from Trigun where Knives was the mastermind and Legato was the main force of the antagonistic presence in the show |
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| Shinsekai yori, Kill la kill and land of the lusterous were confusing and bad. I donät know where the hye is coming from. All the Jojo memes are excessive, I just don't find the series funny as fans would impress it me with. Darling in the Franxx and SAO S1 are great! I don't know where the hate is coming from. Why so much hype around My Hero Academia? or is it me getting too old for more shounen (although Black clover was great tho) Isekai Cheat magician were actually great. Instead of only having one OP MC, they had two, and the storytelling was better than the other OP isekais. |
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| Got loads of them. -Angel Beats is fucking garbage -Clannad is the dumbest anime I've ever watched -Anohana sucks -Ouzen > Nanachi -Kanata no Astra sucks af -Death Note isn't as good as everyone says it is -Hoshi no Ko is trash -Hotaru no Haka isn't something that'll make you cry -Kimetsu no Yaiba is just a average shounen -Zenitsu would be better off dead -Kimi no Na wa is overrated -Kyoukai no Kanata has horrible writing -Deadman Wonderland is shit -Weathering with you is bad |
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Finally a likeminded individual. I do gotta say tho the Pokemon games were better up until Cyberslueth hit for Digimon and the game quality went up, and then Pokemon had XY where the quality took a decline until we got to the mess that is gen 8. |
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| school days was not as bad as people make it out to be, it destroys the harem genre. the promised neverland manga was good until the second half and then it went downhill, I still enjoyed reading it though. season 2 is horrible. your lie in April wasn't good. magical girl site was actually decent and had a killer intro song. no game no life is fucking weird. highschool of the dead is one of the best zombie series to date. clannad after story is one of the saddest anime of all time. Scums wish gets praise but is fairly similar to school days. higurashi is one of the best horror anime. the Another manga over the anime adaptation. the chimera ant arc has horrible pacing, but it's still good. |
| Neon Genesis Evangelion is a bad anime that has trash anime characters |
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| hunter x hunter is really overrated snafu 's last season is really boring ngl Re zero sucks charlotte's ending is bad |
solaceMar 25, 2021 3:38 AM
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PiyushSan said: Shaya-Udlak said: Another is shit. Idk if that's a unpopular opinion tho The ending was pretty bad and it's not much of an unpopular opinion. Yeah that's my only hot take lol. To me it was a rollercoaster ride that went up to down down down down down and CRASHED! Killing all the poor kids riding it. In other words the death scenes turned me off |
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PiyushSan said: Shaya-Udlak said: Yeah that's my only hot take lol. To me it was a rollercoaster ride that went up to down down down down down and CRASHED! Killing all the poor kids riding it. In other words the death scenes turned me off Gore wasn't the problem for me. It's just that the ending was quite underwhelming. The mood that was set up in first few episodes was totally ruined by the time it ended. I don't have problem with gore generally. But when you're murdering people off for the sake of murdering people then that's a big no. Not a single death served a purpose in the story. And the last two episodes were a fucking mess and made me laugh at the hilarity of it all. I hope I don't sound rude but that's just my thought |
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PiyushSan said: Shaya-Udlak said: I don't have problem with gore generally. But when you're murdering people off for the sake of murdering people then that's a big no. Not a single death served a purpose in the story. And the last two episodes were a fucking mess and made me laugh at the hilarity of it all. I hope I don't sound rude but that's just my thought That's pretty much similar to my thoughts lol. I guess you misunderstood. I actually did laugh when they killed of random side characters for no reason at all. Oh lol I thought you liked it until the end, I thought saying 'it was trash' from episode 3 would come across as rude lmao. |
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| 24 minutes per episode is just too much |
| the 4th season of BNHA is the best one out of the 4 |
Whatever2001 said: I hate the avatar the last air bender fandom. Bunch of american kids who watch shitty american cartoons, adults who value nostalgia too much, snobs who think everyone must like that bland, mediocre, children's show which they believe is targeted towards adults because genocide and war. They think its better than any 'cringy anime'. I agree with this so much. The fandom of ATLA is so toxic and annoying. "Avatar is better than most anime lul" "Avatar is too deep and mature to be considered as children's cartoon" |
H-A-M-M-Y said: 1) Your Name is overrated. Vanoi said: - Shinkai movies are overrated and aren't good. Namely: Your Name, Weathering with You, A Garden of Words, etc. Mmm.. Are you sure its an unpopular opinion? CakeMan-kun said: whenever someone says "unpopular opinion" they just state a popular opinion I have to agree with you |
Sakuta002766Mar 25, 2021 8:46 AM
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| Oh let me share some of my unpopular and useless opinions: Ishuzoku Reviewers is a 10 in every aspect. Kimi no na Wa is overrated. Kokoro Connect is the worst romance in history. LoveLive Nijigasaki is WAY better than Aquors. Madoka Magica is overrated. Monster is BORIIIIIIIING. Re:Zero s1 is WAY better than s2. School Days is not bad at all. I actually enjoyed watching Suzumiya Haruhi endless eight. Yosuga no Sora is pretty good. |
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CrowGR said: Whatever2001 said: I hate the avatar the last air bender fandom. Bunch of american kids who watch shitty american cartoons, adults who value nostalgia too much, snobs who think everyone must like that bland, mediocre, children's show which they believe is targeted towards adults because genocide and war. They think its better than any 'cringy anime'. I agree with this so much. The fandom of ATLA is so toxic and annoying. "Avatar is better than most anime lul" "Avatar is too deep and mature to be considered as children's cartoon" I think those toxic fans forgot this is originally a kids show. |
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Check youtube & social media. Kimi no Na wa blew up and everybody gave it 10s and 9s. Even the youtube videos related to Kimi no Na wa have millions of views. Feels kinda stupid since it wasn't that great of a movie anyways. |
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