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Sep 1, 2017 11:00 PM
#101
flannan said: 1:Naruto isn't overpowered he couldn't even defeat kuguya or madara lmao. 2:They're are plot holes like how did kirito survive getting stabbed by kiba and alot more 3:The romance was a mess why did asuna fall enlove with him in the first place she really had no reason to 4:Force harem has a meaning but I wouldn't except a kid like you to understand what forced harem isBlack_Flower_1 said: flannan said: Black_Flower_1 said: Maurice_5 said: It copied hack//sign's premise , so no its not original.I don't see why people are saying SAO. Regardless of whether or not you think it's a good show, it was pretty original at the time and the production value alone is enough to save it from ever being 'generic' in my eyes. I've got two contenders. The one I've actually finished was Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou, which... I can't even say was bad, just forgettable. Seriously, I can't remember anything that stood out about that show. The one I didn't finish was OniiAi, which I watched up to the source of the 'screams externally' gif and then dropped, safe in the knowledge that I'd gotten everything of value from the show. Copied hack//sign's premise? don't make me laugh. 1) In hack//sign, there is only one kid who is stuck in a game, which is caused by magic, and the kid is in no immediate danger, only panicking. In SAO a whole lot of people (about 10 000) are trapped in the game, they have no connections with outside world, and they are in danger of dying from in-game causes. This is caused by mad scientist terrorist. 2) SAO is everything hack//sign is not - action, romance, mystery... Most importantly, it's fun, unlike the boring crap that is hack//sign You want to pick a fight? SAO's MC is no more overpowered than the MCs in your favorites like Death Note and Naruto. There are no plot holes, only viewers too dumb to think. The romance is one of the best anime romances meant for men. Of course, I don't expect a kid like you to understand. And the phrase "forced harem" holds no meaning. But most importantly, "generic" does not mean "bad". Even if you somehow prove SAO is bad, it will not make it generic. It still stands tall against all competition, with no works quite like it. |
The word elitist is stupid since it's just used by people who can't defend their favorite shows and use it on people who criticize their favorite shows. |
Sep 1, 2017 11:11 PM
#102
Certainly, without the word "generic" this thread will be forgotten the moment it was created. OP knows how to deal with MALers huh... |
Sep 1, 2017 11:14 PM
#103
Black_Flower_1 said: flannan said: 1:Naruto isn't overpowered he couldn't even defeat kuguya or madara lmao. Black_Flower_1 said: flannan said: Iam pretty sure an anime with overpowered mc, plot holes, bad romance,and a forced harem is shit Black_Flower_1 said: Maurice_5 said: It copied hack//sign's premise , so no its not original.I don't see why people are saying SAO. Regardless of whether or not you think it's a good show, it was pretty original at the time and the production value alone is enough to save it from ever being 'generic' in my eyes. I've got two contenders. The one I've actually finished was Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou, which... I can't even say was bad, just forgettable. Seriously, I can't remember anything that stood out about that show. The one I didn't finish was OniiAi, which I watched up to the source of the 'screams externally' gif and then dropped, safe in the knowledge that I'd gotten everything of value from the show. Copied hack//sign's premise? don't make me laugh. 1) In hack//sign, there is only one kid who is stuck in a game, which is caused by magic, and the kid is in no immediate danger, only panicking. In SAO a whole lot of people (about 10 000) are trapped in the game, they have no connections with outside world, and they are in danger of dying from in-game causes. This is caused by mad scientist terrorist. 2) SAO is everything hack//sign is not - action, romance, mystery... Most importantly, it's fun, unlike the boring crap that is hack//sign You want to pick a fight? SAO's MC is no more overpowered than the MCs in your favorites like Death Note and Naruto. There are no plot holes, only viewers too dumb to think. The romance is one of the best anime romances meant for men. Of course, I don't expect a kid like you to understand. And the phrase "forced harem" holds no meaning. But most importantly, "generic" does not mean "bad". Even if you somehow prove SAO is bad, it will not make it generic. It still stands tall against all competition, with no works quite like it. 2:They're are plot holes like how did kirito survive getting stabbed by kiba and alot more 3:The romance was a mess why did asuna fall enlove with him in the first place she really had no reason to 4:Force harem has a meaning but I wouldn't except a kid like you to understand what forced harem is 1. Neither could Kirito defeat Kayaba, Zekken or Death Gun on his own. 2. You're saying it like Naruto did not survive a lot more. They have superpowers. 3. Why not? they've known each other for a long time, and Kirito has shown himself to be a quite worthwhile person. He also looks reasonably good. What else can a girl ask for? [sarcasm]Oh yes, I am sure Misa and Hinata had plenty of reasons to fall in love with the MC. [/sarcasm] Misa haven't even seen Light when she started. 4. I am 15 years older, you do not get to call me "kid". All harems are improbable, so the word "forced" is unnecessary. |
Sep 1, 2017 11:24 PM
#104
flannan said: 1: He defeated kayaba on his own the other didn't help him with defeating kaybaBlack_Flower_1 said: flannan said: Black_Flower_1 said: flannan said: Iam pretty sure an anime with overpowered mc, plot holes, bad romance,and a forced harem is shit Black_Flower_1 said: Maurice_5 said: It copied hack//sign's premise , so no its not original.I don't see why people are saying SAO. Regardless of whether or not you think it's a good show, it was pretty original at the time and the production value alone is enough to save it from ever being 'generic' in my eyes. I've got two contenders. The one I've actually finished was Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou, which... I can't even say was bad, just forgettable. Seriously, I can't remember anything that stood out about that show. The one I didn't finish was OniiAi, which I watched up to the source of the 'screams externally' gif and then dropped, safe in the knowledge that I'd gotten everything of value from the show. Copied hack//sign's premise? don't make me laugh. 1) In hack//sign, there is only one kid who is stuck in a game, which is caused by magic, and the kid is in no immediate danger, only panicking. In SAO a whole lot of people (about 10 000) are trapped in the game, they have no connections with outside world, and they are in danger of dying from in-game causes. This is caused by mad scientist terrorist. 2) SAO is everything hack//sign is not - action, romance, mystery... Most importantly, it's fun, unlike the boring crap that is hack//sign You want to pick a fight? SAO's MC is no more overpowered than the MCs in your favorites like Death Note and Naruto. There are no plot holes, only viewers too dumb to think. The romance is one of the best anime romances meant for men. Of course, I don't expect a kid like you to understand. And the phrase "forced harem" holds no meaning. But most importantly, "generic" does not mean "bad". Even if you somehow prove SAO is bad, it will not make it generic. It still stands tall against all competition, with no works quite like it. 2:They're are plot holes like how did kirito survive getting stabbed by kiba and alot more 3:The romance was a mess why did asuna fall enlove with him in the first place she really had no reason to 4:Force harem has a meaning but I wouldn't except a kid like you to understand what forced harem is 1. Neither could Kirito defeat Kayaba, Zekken or Death Gun on his own. 2. You're saying it like Naruto did not survive a lot more. They have superpowers. 3. Why not? they've known each other for a long time, and Kirito has shown himself to be a quite worthwhile person. He also looks reasonably good. What else can a girl ask for? [sarcasm]Oh yes, I am sure Misa and Hinata had plenty of reasons to fall in love with the MC. [/sarcasm] Misa haven't even seen Light when she started. 4. I am 15 years older, you do not get to call me "kid". All harems are improbable, so the word "forced" is unnecessary. 2: Naruto survived alot more , but in a way that makes sense 3: Iam pretty sure kirito didn't show himself to be worthwhile and knowing someone for a long time doesn't = falling enlove. Yes Naruto saved her from the bullies so ye it makes sense. Misa fell enlove with light because light killed the guy who killed her parents. 4: sao harem was forced. Why did they make kirito's cousin fall enlove with him that's acceptable in japan, but she didn't have any reason to fall enlove with him in the first place. Iam 16 and you called me a kid lol |
GreenClockSep 1, 2017 11:32 PM
The word elitist is stupid since it's just used by people who can't defend their favorite shows and use it on people who criticize their favorite shows. |
Sep 1, 2017 11:52 PM
#105
Black_Flower_1 said: flannan said: 1: He defeated kayaba on his own the other didn't help him with defeating kaybaBlack_Flower_1 said: flannan said: 1:Naruto isn't overpowered he couldn't even defeat kuguya or madara lmao. Black_Flower_1 said: flannan said: Iam pretty sure an anime with overpowered mc, plot holes, bad romance,and a forced harem is shit Black_Flower_1 said: Maurice_5 said: It copied hack//sign's premise , so no its not original.I don't see why people are saying SAO. Regardless of whether or not you think it's a good show, it was pretty original at the time and the production value alone is enough to save it from ever being 'generic' in my eyes. I've got two contenders. The one I've actually finished was Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou, which... I can't even say was bad, just forgettable. Seriously, I can't remember anything that stood out about that show. The one I didn't finish was OniiAi, which I watched up to the source of the 'screams externally' gif and then dropped, safe in the knowledge that I'd gotten everything of value from the show. Copied hack//sign's premise? don't make me laugh. 1) In hack//sign, there is only one kid who is stuck in a game, which is caused by magic, and the kid is in no immediate danger, only panicking. In SAO a whole lot of people (about 10 000) are trapped in the game, they have no connections with outside world, and they are in danger of dying from in-game causes. This is caused by mad scientist terrorist. 2) SAO is everything hack//sign is not - action, romance, mystery... Most importantly, it's fun, unlike the boring crap that is hack//sign You want to pick a fight? SAO's MC is no more overpowered than the MCs in your favorites like Death Note and Naruto. There are no plot holes, only viewers too dumb to think. The romance is one of the best anime romances meant for men. Of course, I don't expect a kid like you to understand. And the phrase "forced harem" holds no meaning. But most importantly, "generic" does not mean "bad". Even if you somehow prove SAO is bad, it will not make it generic. It still stands tall against all competition, with no works quite like it. 2:They're are plot holes like how did kirito survive getting stabbed by kiba and alot more 3:The romance was a mess why did asuna fall enlove with him in the first place she really had no reason to 4:Force harem has a meaning but I wouldn't except a kid like you to understand what forced harem is 1. Neither could Kirito defeat Kayaba, Zekken or Death Gun on his own. 2. You're saying it like Naruto did not survive a lot more. They have superpowers. 3. Why not? they've known each other for a long time, and Kirito has shown himself to be a quite worthwhile person. He also looks reasonably good. What else can a girl ask for? [sarcasm]Oh yes, I am sure Misa and Hinata had plenty of reasons to fall in love with the MC. [/sarcasm] Misa haven't even seen Light when she started. 4. I am 15 years older, you do not get to call me "kid". All harems are improbable, so the word "forced" is unnecessary. 2: Naruto survived alot more , but in a way that makes sense 3: Iam pretty sure kirito didn't show himself to be worthwhile and knowing someone for a long time doesn't = falling enlove. Yes Naruto saved her from the bullies so ye it makes sense. Misa fell enlove with light because light killed the guy who killed her parents. 4: sao harem was forced. Why did they make kirito's cousin fall enlove with him that's acceptable in japan, but she didn't have any reason to fall enlove with him in the first place. Iam 16 and you called me a kid lol 1. Asuna helped him with Kayaba. 2. Kirito's survival makes enough sense. His real body is safely lying in the hospital all the time, and his cybertelepathic powers prevent computer from killing him. 3. Still, I find their kind of romance a lot more believable and healthy than just falling in love with somebody who rescued you. 4. Because she is a girl in a harem series. Also, relatives of about your age are really attractive, because people tend to fall in love with people similar to themselves. We just normally ignore them, because they're relatives. |
Sep 1, 2017 11:59 PM
#106
_Ako_ said: well yeah there are reason it was subjective to begin with.Certainly, without the word "generic" this thread will be forgotten the moment it was created. OP knows how to deal with MALers huh... |
Sep 2, 2017 12:00 AM
#107
flannan said: 1:Asuna only ended up getting stabbed idk how you count that as helping Black_Flower_1 said: flannan said: Black_Flower_1 said: flannan said: 1:Naruto isn't overpowered he couldn't even defeat kuguya or madara lmao. Black_Flower_1 said: flannan said: Iam pretty sure an anime with overpowered mc, plot holes, bad romance,and a forced harem is shit Black_Flower_1 said: Maurice_5 said: It copied hack//sign's premise , so no its not original.I don't see why people are saying SAO. Regardless of whether or not you think it's a good show, it was pretty original at the time and the production value alone is enough to save it from ever being 'generic' in my eyes. I've got two contenders. The one I've actually finished was Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou, which... I can't even say was bad, just forgettable. Seriously, I can't remember anything that stood out about that show. The one I didn't finish was OniiAi, which I watched up to the source of the 'screams externally' gif and then dropped, safe in the knowledge that I'd gotten everything of value from the show. Copied hack//sign's premise? don't make me laugh. 1) In hack//sign, there is only one kid who is stuck in a game, which is caused by magic, and the kid is in no immediate danger, only panicking. In SAO a whole lot of people (about 10 000) are trapped in the game, they have no connections with outside world, and they are in danger of dying from in-game causes. This is caused by mad scientist terrorist. 2) SAO is everything hack//sign is not - action, romance, mystery... Most importantly, it's fun, unlike the boring crap that is hack//sign You want to pick a fight? SAO's MC is no more overpowered than the MCs in your favorites like Death Note and Naruto. There are no plot holes, only viewers too dumb to think. The romance is one of the best anime romances meant for men. Of course, I don't expect a kid like you to understand. And the phrase "forced harem" holds no meaning. But most importantly, "generic" does not mean "bad". Even if you somehow prove SAO is bad, it will not make it generic. It still stands tall against all competition, with no works quite like it. 2:They're are plot holes like how did kirito survive getting stabbed by kiba and alot more 3:The romance was a mess why did asuna fall enlove with him in the first place she really had no reason to 4:Force harem has a meaning but I wouldn't except a kid like you to understand what forced harem is 1. Neither could Kirito defeat Kayaba, Zekken or Death Gun on his own. 2. You're saying it like Naruto did not survive a lot more. They have superpowers. 3. Why not? they've known each other for a long time, and Kirito has shown himself to be a quite worthwhile person. He also looks reasonably good. What else can a girl ask for? [sarcasm]Oh yes, I am sure Misa and Hinata had plenty of reasons to fall in love with the MC. [/sarcasm] Misa haven't even seen Light when she started. 4. I am 15 years older, you do not get to call me "kid". All harems are improbable, so the word "forced" is unnecessary. 2: Naruto survived alot more , but in a way that makes sense 3: Iam pretty sure kirito didn't show himself to be worthwhile and knowing someone for a long time doesn't = falling enlove. Yes Naruto saved her from the bullies so ye it makes sense. Misa fell enlove with light because light killed the guy who killed her parents. 4: sao harem was forced. Why did they make kirito's cousin fall enlove with him that's acceptable in japan, but she didn't have any reason to fall enlove with him in the first place. Iam 16 and you called me a kid lol 1. Asuna helped him with Kayaba. 2. Kirito's survival makes enough sense. His real body is safely lying in the hospital all the time, and his cybertelepathic powers prevent computer from killing him. 3. Still, I find their kind of romance a lot more believable and healthy than just falling in love with somebody who rescued you. 4. Because she is a girl in a harem series. Also, relatives of about your age are really attractive, because people tend to fall in love with people similar to themselves. We just normally ignore them, because they're relatives. 2: no it doesn't many people were in the hospital yet died 3: its not more believable smh 4: sao doesn't include harem genre and falling enlove with him because of that reason is stupid just shows she only likes him for his looks |
The word elitist is stupid since it's just used by people who can't defend their favorite shows and use it on people who criticize their favorite shows. |
Sep 2, 2017 2:51 AM
#108
- Hundred - Isekai wa Smartphone to Tomo ni. - Amnesia - Absolute Duo |
I will not believe that everything is controlled by fate. ll X ll |
Sep 2, 2017 2:57 AM
#109
LMAO at Hundred now having been mentioned 7 times and lol.. the one show this season that im watching but not feeling "Smartphone" is 2nd in place.. although i really wouldn't put it as "most generic" but if we were talking this season, or even this year, then yea definitely and why are people mentioning SAO? SAO started a craze, like like IS did.. how can those the most generic? are people just finding an excuse to mention SAO? |
EcchiGodMamsterSep 2, 2017 3:01 AM
Sep 2, 2017 4:15 AM
#110
Sep 2, 2017 5:45 AM
#111
Zelev said: Almost everything I gave a score of 3, basically. So for example, there's Fairy Tail, Accel World, Soul Eater NOT, Plastic Memories, Orange, Akashic Records, Masamune-kun no Revenge, Grimoire of Zero, Tyrant Lover, etc... I've probably offended a lot of people already. Soul Eater NOT wasn't the best thing ever, but it wasn't generic. Being in the same world as Soul Eater and sharing all of it's unique and interesting concepts made it a lot more original than most moe slice of life shows. |
Sep 2, 2017 5:50 AM
#112
SAO was kinda original at the time it came out, it gets way too much hate. There are other harem shows that are way worse then it and that spawned right after. |
Sep 2, 2017 6:14 AM
#113
CrashD said: Zelev said: Almost everything I gave a score of 3, basically. So for example, there's Fairy Tail, Accel World, Soul Eater NOT, Plastic Memories, Orange, Akashic Records, Masamune-kun no Revenge, Grimoire of Zero, Tyrant Lover, etc... I've probably offended a lot of people already. Soul Eater NOT wasn't the best thing ever, but it wasn't generic. Being in the same world as Soul Eater and sharing all of it's unique and interesting concepts made it a lot more original than most moe slice of life shows. The characters were pretty "meh.." |
Three things cannot be long hidden.. ...the s u n, the m oo n, and the tr u th. |
Sep 2, 2017 7:19 AM
#114
Since I have mostly forgotten some of the anime other people in here called generic (like Trinity Seven), probably because they were so bland I just couldn't remember them. So I'll just bring up the most weirdly generic show, Tsugumomo. It rips off shows like the Monogatari Series, Mushishi, Noragami, essentially all shows with the occult/supernatural spirits-creatures-whatever setting. It is by far the least innovative occult themed show I've watched, and that setting pretty much by itself guarantees originality. If it comes to the least original it want to say Eromanga-sensei, but it's not really that unoriginal, it has some "so bad it's good" moments, like nude loli playing a piano (wtf?), middle school girl saying girls her age like dick (wtf?), all sorts of degenerate shit that most generic anime would avoid (although the rom-com part is still pretty generic, it has the beach episode and all that boring stuff we've seen a million times before). |
Sep 2, 2017 8:21 AM
#115
Steins Gate and Hamatora the Animation |
Stein's Gate is the worst anime of all time. |
Sep 2, 2017 8:27 AM
#116
flannan said: Black_Flower_1 said: Maurice_5 said: I don't see why people are saying SAO. Regardless of whether or not you think it's a good show, it was pretty original at the time and the production value alone is enough to save it from ever being 'generic' in my eyes. I've got two contenders. The one I've actually finished was Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou, which... I can't even say was bad, just forgettable. Seriously, I can't remember anything that stood out about that show. The one I didn't finish was OniiAi, which I watched up to the source of the 'screams externally' gif and then dropped, safe in the knowledge that I'd gotten everything of value from the show. Copied hack//sign's premise? don't make me laugh. 1) In hack//sign, there is only one kid who is stuck in a game, which is caused by magic, and the kid is in no immediate danger, only panicking. In SAO a whole lot of people (about 10 000) are trapped in the game, they have no connections with outside world, and they are in danger of dying from in-game causes. This is caused by mad scientist terrorist. 2) SAO is everything hack//sign is not - action, romance, mystery... Most importantly, it's fun, unlike the boring crap that is hack//sign. Maurice_5 said: I've got two contenders. The one I've actually finished was Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou, which... I can't even say was bad, just forgettable. Seriously, I can't remember anything that stood out about that show. The best part of Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou was not adapted to anime. It's a speech about how fiction is a great thing, near the end. Well, Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou anime is forever going to stand as an example of rushed adaptation, because the anime crew suddenly learned they don't have enough episodes. ThatCynicalOtaku said: Isekai Smartphone. Smartphone represents the most boring, bare-bones, elements of an isekai harem, stripping it from any possible charm or uniqueness of it, resulting in an anime so generic, it's like a satire, of generic isekai harem anime. The only logical reason anybody would like this anime, is if they've never seen another isekai harem anime. I have never seen an anime, where the lack of any care put into it, was so obvious. Lies. One thing that makes Isekai Smartphone what it is is the protagonist. Compared to bad people like Kazuma, Isekai Smartphone's MC is a breath of fresh air. There are countless Isekai anime with "nice" main characters. Kazuma is probably the only isekai protagonist who is truly an asshole. Besides, the MC here isn't, "nice"; he just does what society expects him to. Shaking someone's hand is something anybody would do. Trying to help someone dying is something anybody would do. |
Sep 2, 2017 8:52 AM
#117
Sep 2, 2017 10:37 AM
#118
Sep 2, 2017 10:50 AM
#119
Keiski said: akame ga kill's anime is a fucking disgrace to the manga it took a great manga and shortened it drastically which basically erased the plot from existance easily the most generic i've seen LOLLLLLO most 2016 anime are generic but ngl, imo AOT is generic to me And Darker than Black and Steins Gate |
Go back to being a naked monkey, sweetie! |
Sep 2, 2017 10:50 AM
#120
TheDoggoneGirl said: I think every ROMANCE ANIME is unoriginal. Haha. Too many to mention. sweetie have you watched Utena or Orange Road???? |
Go back to being a naked monkey, sweetie! |
Sep 2, 2017 11:22 AM
#121
Trinity Seven... Just finished it. Was dreadful, to be honest. |
Sep 2, 2017 12:21 PM
#122
karton_realista said: Since I have mostly forgotten some of the anime other people in here called generic (like Trinity Seven), probably because they were so bland I just couldn't remember them. So I'll just bring up the most weirdly generic show, Tsugumomo. It rips off shows like the Monogatari Series, Mushishi, Noragami, essentially all shows with the occult/supernatural spirits-creatures-whatever setting. It is by far the least innovative occult themed show I've watched, and that setting pretty much by itself guarantees originality. If it comes to the least original it want to say Eromanga-sensei, but it's not really that unoriginal, it has some "so bad it's good" moments, like nude loli playing a piano (wtf?), middle school girl saying girls her age like dick (wtf?), all sorts of degenerate shit that most generic anime would avoid (although the rom-com part is still pretty generic, it has the beach episode and all that boring stuff we've seen a million times before). I haven't seen Tsugumomo but isn't the source a manga that started in 2007? Bake started in 2009 and Noragami in 2013. |
Sep 2, 2017 12:25 PM
#123
For me, it was Dual Parallel, it was a silly and bad rip off of NGE :p |
Sep 2, 2017 1:29 PM
#124
zombie_pegasus said: Girlfriend Kari is the most unoriginal I've seen. It does nothing special. If Glasslip is a romcom without romance or comedy Girlfriend is a harem without a male lead. You make it sound like Girlfriend (Kari) is perfect. Anyway, it's a slice-of-life anime that has too many characters. Why would you use "harem" to describe it is unclear. Keiski said: akame ga kill's anime is a fucking disgrace to the manga it took a great manga and shortened it drastically which basically erased the plot from existance easily the most generic i've seen Do you even know what "generic" means? It's not a all-purpose criticism like "bad" or "sucks", this word has a specific meaning. |
Sep 2, 2017 2:26 PM
#126
SuperRed said: I haven't seen Tsugumomo but isn't the source a manga that started in 2007? Bake started in 2009 and Noragami in 2013. First Monogatari novels came out before Tsugumomo (starting in 2005), although you're right about Noragami. So it's not really a ripoff, but rather a worse utilization of the same concept (people transforming into weapons). BTW, I'm not really saying it's bad, it's just surprisingly unimpressive. |
Sep 2, 2017 3:07 PM
#127
Sep 2, 2017 4:41 PM
#128
Death Note: -Generic super smart main character -Generic girl who falls for the generic main character for no generic reason -Generic random supernatural being giving the generic main character a generic power -Generic super smart antagonist -Generic police -Generic mind games literally the definition of generic |
Sep 2, 2017 4:55 PM
#129
Valaskjalf said: Death Note: -Generic super smart main character -Generic girl who falls for the generic main character for no generic reason -Generic random supernatural being giving the generic main character a generic power -Generic super smart antagonist -Generic police -Generic mind games literally the definition of generic -Most anime MCs aren't evil and smart like Light is. -She had a stated reason for why she loves Light, did you even watch it? -Killing everyone by writing their name in a notebook with specific rules isn't a "generic power". -Most antagonists are evil while L is a good guy. -Not important, every anime has a few generic background characters. -Mind game anime are very rare, especially before DN. You tried, 1/10. |
Sep 2, 2017 5:09 PM
#130
EcchiKingMamster said: LMAO at Hundred now having been mentioned 7 times and lol.. the one show this season that im watching but not feeling "Smartphone" is 2nd in place.. although i really wouldn't put it as "most generic" but if we were talking this season, or even this year, then yea definitely and why are people mentioning SAO? SAO started a craze, like like IS did.. how can those the most generic? are people just finding an excuse to mention SAO? Smartphone is the most generic using the Isekai setting, but I think Death March will take the crown from Smartphone when it airs. I just facepalmed when I read the manga. I will avoid SAO topic. It's toxic. Sorry. |
Sep 2, 2017 5:28 PM
#131
Yes, the definition meaning is not used but people are equating generic and garbage. 1. Trend-setting,old, or just in general good anime doesn't mean it isn't generic. For example: Generic Long Series Shoenen MC: Super weak, baby, loser dude who nobody likes has a super power or has some shit that makes him totally unique from every other character/person in their universe they have a few good friends and one rival and keep those friends/rivals as the series progresses So even though if you like Naruto or not his character is generic in the sense that his character is very similar at the core to other shoenen mcs like the guy from my hero academia etc. Stop equating generic with the word garbage, yes most generic shit is garbage but just because you like an anime or it set a trend doesnt mean its not generic 2. In a sense NO ANIME AT ALL is generic, when people are calling an anime generic they are calling one of the following generic: Main Character(s) Antagonist(s) Characters as a Whole Plot Theme *cough* SAO *cough* |
7EJh77bSep 2, 2017 5:32 PM
Stein's Gate is the worst anime of all time. |
Sep 2, 2017 6:25 PM
#132
Choujuu Kishin Dancougar "The most average average show I've seen to date." which isn't saying a whole lot but still. Its not even that it was bad, it just wasn't worth devoting my limited time to. I'm sure there's eons worse out there waiting in shallow waters, old or new. /shrug |
Sep 2, 2017 7:08 PM
#133
Generic:"Having no particularly distinctive quality or application."~Merriam Webster Interesting question... I would have to pick something that doesn't stand out to me as something bad nor good. That'll be kind of hard since I probably forgot about it. Hold on let me check my list real quick. Annnnnd our winner is Reasons: 1. I remember nothing about it... You know aside from how one of our mains "dressed". Now you may be wondering(or not) why I would say something is generic when I don't even remember it. However, it is because I don't remember it that it's deemed "generic". A show to me is only truly generic when I can't remember anything that would've stood out to me. Which is amazing figuring that the premise seems pretty memorable, but despite that nothing stood out or broke the mold enough for it to be notable. 2.The characters: Rereading reviews, wiki, MAL's descriptions, etc, I concluded that they were actually as generic(almost, some things were more distinctive) as I remember. Angela herself doesn't really have a quIrK in her personality to set her apart from others. She's an ice queen(by complaining about how better life was in DEVA) that was used to her digital paradise world, but had to leave forever. As for the rest of her character, her development is just her getting used to and accepting Earth, which isn't bad, it's just not that personal to her character that much. This arc leads her to do stuff like not sleep or eat, and then complain about having to do those things, but that's about it. It's pretty much what you'll expect from anyone whose dealing with this new world. It's kind of cool how they addressed it, and I'll give them that. However, the character herself doesn't have much else to her. Her amount of personality is comparable to SAO's minor characters, an interesting point addressed within their characters, but a seemingly standard, forgettable personality.Which is above average as minor characters go, but a main should have a lot more to them. Don't worry, the rest of the characters are even less developed.It shouldn't take me long. Let's start off with Dingo. He's the movie's cool character. He's calm(by not freaking out over the duration of the movie), very confident(again never freaking out) and competent(he has to keep Angela in check after all). Oh, and he's into rock music. Alright, that was his character.Again, he's very lackluster for a main.Setter...he's a ROBOT that was built for a purpose(to help humans find another planet to live) and something about humans was addressed there. The end. Nothing else is that important to him. Told you it'll be quick. It feels weird ending it with an odd number, but that's all I got so...yeah. |
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Sep 2, 2017 8:20 PM
#134
Oml it would definitely be one of those "Guy goes to school and turns out to have a secret power or be super powerful" anime. Then the guy proceeds to have every single girl fall for him. |
Sep 2, 2017 9:18 PM
#135
I would say the Asterisk war and SAO were both animes that I regret wasting my time on |
Sep 2, 2017 10:11 PM
#136
Let's be honest. What isn't generic? These days all I ask for is an anime that has the usual tropes but still manages to be entertaining. Give me that and I'm happy as can be. But as far as what the op is asking for I suppose my first answer would be Fuuka. I'm quite picky on what Anime I watch but for some reason Fuuka's trailer caught my interest. So I gave it a shot and 3/4 into the 1st episode I just had to turn it off. If you wanna talk about an Anime that takes priority on putting the usual tropes on full display with little to no effort in making it even remotely interesting or different then Fuuka is the poster child for that. I've never dropped an Anime so fast in my life. |
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Sep 2, 2017 10:26 PM
#137
Any Shoujo anime except ore monogatari Fairy Tail Devil is a Part Timer |
Sep 2, 2017 10:29 PM
#138
Kind of a difficult one, considering that the most generic anime are the most forgettable ones... I'd probably have to go with Blue Exorcist or OniAi |
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Sep 3, 2017 2:04 AM
#140
Gorre said: Can you explain why it's generic? what series it was similiar to?One Punch Man, there I said it lynch me. |
Sep 3, 2017 2:10 AM
#141
Too much anime. I can't say only one of them.. Nowadays, I tend to be only generic anime, what a shame |
Sep 3, 2017 2:31 AM
#142
kawaii96desu said: Hentai's plot and characters must be better though amirite.Boku dake ga inai machi - generic characters, generic and predictable plot, generic ending, generic voice acting... (one piece voice actors still did a great job tho) Valaskjalf said: how so lmao, where have you seen something like dn before, uh these days every anime is "generic", bet the majority relates the word to not liking it/garbage or cause edgy much.Death Note: -Generic super smart main character -Generic girl who falls for the generic main character for no generic reason -Generic random supernatural being giving the generic main character a generic power -Generic super smart antagonist -Generic police -Generic mind games literally the definition of generic Mod Edit: Merged duplicated posts; please use the edit button. |
ShockedSep 3, 2017 2:33 PM
Sep 3, 2017 2:52 AM
#143
my hero academia Attack on titan One punch man Mob psycho 100 |
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Sep 3, 2017 3:22 AM
#144
Sep 3, 2017 3:30 AM
#145
can you guve more explanation how they are generic... in what way they similiar into? what series they follow the genericness? |
Sep 3, 2017 4:10 AM
#146
You don't know generic until you attempt to watch Unlimited Fafnir, painful stuff. |
Sep 3, 2017 4:18 AM
#147
Recently: My Hero Academia for action/shounen Quanzhi Gaoshou for game Zutto Mae kara Suki deshita.: Kokuhaku Jikkou Iinkai for romance Isekai Smartphone for isekai xD |
Sep 3, 2017 4:24 AM
#148
Probably Rave, which is a shame because the manga looked alright. |
EratiKSep 3, 2017 5:22 AM
Sep 3, 2017 4:29 AM
#149
Sep 3, 2017 4:39 AM
#150
TuyNOM said: Quanzhi Gaoshou for game how? haven't watch anime yet, but pretty sure anme that focusing mmorpg as actual E-SPort IRL is still pretty rare... the closes thing i can remember is legendary moonligh sculptor, but it also has complitely different settings... |
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