| I would have to watch it! I think if I knew what happened then I would want to watch it more than if I didnt know what happened. Knowing a part in an anime that you didnt want spoiled is only a small part of the anime. I would want to know the events that led up to the spoiler too! |
| Yep: I watched Code Geass knowing the ending of R2 since the beginning |
| I can. Sometimes it even makes me more excited to get to the end of the series. But other times I'm kind of disappointed that the end was spoiled. I'll still watch it regardless though. (: |
| Yes, and I have. Damn you, forums. |
| I could I suppose but then it would be ironic to have to watch a spoiled ending since you know what's going on. Especialy if you have to start sobbing over the depressing parts. Bah! Still disappoints me though...-_- |
| Numbuh 3, you've got to get off the couch, you cannot sit in that tree house, girl you like Rainbow Monkeys so grab your little shit and then swing! Hand tracks be tracking me to different doorways. In a maze, and I don't know what to do. Guaranteed though, Ima find the emeralds. |
| I can. Even though it makes me furious, it makes me want to watch said anime even more to get to that point where what was spoiled is happening. |
| Yeah, but it really pisses me off. I nearly punched my friend when she told me |
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| Without a doubt, if the series was good then there's no stopping till it's over. Of course without saying, it's a joykill when people spoil the major plot, climax, or ending. |
| Same as last two posters |
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| Meh. I've gotten used to it. If it's because I saw something on the Internet, then I'm just sad because of my own stupidity. If a friend spoils it, I punch them. Hard. I'll still watch the show, though. I'll just put time off so it still seems interesting. Worst Spoiler For Me: Death Note - |
memeki said: Baccano!'s first episode spoiled the heck out of the end of the series (though whether or not you were too confused to realize it is another matter), and I got through it just fine. I am fairly sure that when a story tells or shows you what will happen at the end that is called foreshadowing. With the out of order story telling technique it would be pretty hard for a new viewer to consider the story spoiled in the first episode. You can't be spoiled in hindsight. |
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| Not the same anymore. So no. |
| it depends. if i find out one of the main dies or ive already started watching it ill even stop watching it if i find out something that will spoil it immensely |
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| Never read YouTube comments, they're always chain letters, spam, 12 year olds, annoying trolls that aren't funny, or trolls/people who spoil things. I can usually still sit through something if its good enough if it was spoiled. Though I'll drop it faste/easierr if it was spoiled to me, such as TTGL. |
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| Depends on how big of a spoiler it is. However, if spoiled, I usually forget about the end because I get so absorbed into the leading events. |
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| Yeah, I can. I've gotten spoiled for Code Geass (the ending), Madoka 3rd ep, and Mirai Nikki (ending). Didn't stop me from watching them. The thing is, if it's only the end spoiler, I feel like there's so much more in the middle that you can still enjoy. If you got spoiled for the entire anime (which probably doesn't happen often unless you deliberately do it), then I don't feel like there is a point to watching it. |
| Well, yes I can watch it, especially if the anime is one of my favourites! |
| Well the ending for School Days was spoiled for me a long time ago (thanks to the forums) and now I'm watching it and still getting some entertainment (not enjoyment) out of it, but seeing as how I know how things are going to develop, there isn't as much shock factor involved as there would be if it had been unspoiled. So generally speaking I can still watch a series, but what was spoiled is what I mostly end up thinking about while watching. |
| Harems don't exist in America. If one guy is constantly surrounded by beautiful girls, then he's probably the gay friend. |
| Actually to be honest, sometimes I deliberately go for the spoiler. If i know the ending is favourable, I'll be even more determined to complete the series asap to capture the moments in the last ep. |
| Depends. If it was an anime I really wanted to watch, then definitely. For me, this included Clannad After Story (one of my most frequently spoiled anime because of douchebag anime friends) and Angel Beats! (same reason as Clannad). Of course I still watched them but I stopped watching Clannad AS at epsiode 17 and Angel Beats! at episode 10. |
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rangikai said: Depends. If it was an anime I really wanted to watch, then definitely. For me, this included Clannad After Story (one of my most frequently spoiled anime because of douchebag anime friends) and Angel Beats! (same reason as Clannad). Of course I still watched them but I stopped watching Clannad AS at epsiode 17 and Angel Beats! at episode 10. You should've at least watched episode 18 of Clannad AS. |
| "Yes, I have been deprived of emotion. But not completely. Whoever did it, botched the job." - Geralt of Rivia |
| It kind of depends...the fans have ruined school days for pretty much anyone but it's pretty realistic so I'll finish it. That's the only anime I can think of that's been spoiled to me so far. Pretty glad that I'm lucky. |
| Depends. - NO: I don't watch when I think it's somewhat useless since I've been told - YES: I love the Anime / want to watch it (badly?) ? .................................... |
| It does annoy me, but I can usually still watch it. I have an uncanny habit of finding spoilers though. I think I'm just so used to reading them for everything. It depends though. Code Geass I knew about, but it didn't make a difference. It did kind of affect End of Evangelion. |
| I usually move it to my on hold section and it stays there for a very long period of time. One good example is katanagatari. |
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| Not for me. Someone spoiled Cowboy Bebop for me but I went ahead and continued watching it anyway. Still had the same kind of impact on me. |
| As always, today is the most enjoyable day. |
| I'll probably still watch it, but it's not as exciting if the ending's spoiled. |
| Youtube has been responsible for a couple spoilers involving the death of characters. It's really pisses me off when I read it, but I'm still able to watch the anime. |
| whenever i see a spoiler button...i have to click on it...dont know why..maybe just a bad habit from me ;) still i can watch the animes... |
| Duh. |
| I do this to myself all the time! "Thanks wikipedia!" :D But seriously, for me, it's not the destination that counts, it's the journey. So yes, more than likely, I will watch a spoiled series if it is interesting enough to me. |
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| It depends on the series, it depends on the spoiler and it depends on the mood xD But most of the time, I just kinda get an off feeling when something major is spoiled and I leave the anime aside for a few months till I want to pick it up again (doesn't rly happen often). |
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| I literally got spoiled for every single thing in TTGL. But I am watching it anyways. It's a little sad that I know what events are to come but I believe witnessing them first hand is a completely different feeling. Actually, the fact that I got spoiled is making me notice the small dialogue and foreshadowing that first timers wouldn't notice. So in a way I may appreciate some aspects even more. |
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| nope. once a ending is spoiled I can't watch it. I was watching death note and some guy on chatango asked me what anime i was watching. I told him I was watching death note right. He said it was a stupid series because in the end |
| I really struggle to. Half the fun of an anime is guessing where it will end up. Knowing that in advance defeats the purpose. I dropped Kobato for that reason...not because anyone spoiled it for me, but because when I clicked the link for episode 2, it turned out that it was a link for the last episode so in retrospect I saw the ending after episode 1. Didn't see the point in slogging through 26 episodes when I knew how it was going to end anyway. =/ |
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| It's hard to enjoy it at it's fullest. Spoilers change my view on characters and the plot :/ I really dislike them but if the anime is good, I'd still watch it :P But then again it might save me from a potentially disappointing end :D |
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| Some people don't use spoiler tags, so if I've had an anime on my plan to watch list for a long time, chances are that by the time I get to watching it, a lot of bits and pieces will be spoiled by careless forum posters. Ex: Clannad. Geez I'm pissed that I know what's going to happen. |
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| Nope, I can still watch an anime just fine if something got spoiled for me, in it. And frankly, most, if not all the spoilers in anime are rather obvious ones; it's not like a whole lot of anime has any deep, intricate mystery story-lines. |
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| Nope, I can still watch an anime just fine if something got spoiled for me, in it. And frankly, most, if not all the spoilers in anime are rather obvious ones; it's not like a whole lot of anime has any deep, intricate mystery story-lines. |
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| Rarely. Spoilers are a BIG pet peeve of mine, because a big part of my enjoyment watching a show for the first time is finding out what happens as it happens, not because tumblr or friends whatever can't keep their mouths shut. If I know what's going to happen, especially if it's something major, I'm not thinking about or appreciating the show and the characters as deeply as I would normally. Instead, I'm focusing on the spoiler. |
| Yeah, because I would still like to see how it lead up to that situation or end. |
| Although spoilers (even more untagged spoilers) are BIG pet peeves (for me, I always predict what happens), turns out an anime is still enjoyable even if the ending was largely spoiled for me. Take Death Note. Everyone yelled its ending on a couple of anime forums I visited back in 2007, but what did it get in the end while still knowing the ending? An 8. |
| "If you feed me, Seymour, I can grow up big and strong!" |
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| Of course. It probably finished a long time ago, so I don't mind. |
| The one thing that I'd love to see is a lesbian yandere. |
| Hah, it's one of the reasons I will not watch Death Note. Aside from the first episode being a total turn off for me. Internet forums really ruin the fun on some things with thread titles like: "why did person X had to die?" |
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