There aren't many things i take care of. The aspects which i consider to be the most important are ..
- enjoyment
- characters
- a overall plotline which develops over the course
- how strong the story affected me afterwards
- and how well the main elements are executed ..
.. like when its primarily a comedy anime, how funny was it to me - when it's a slice of life/romance anime, how well written are the characters and their dynamic to really sympathize with them - when it's a deep psychologiacal thriller, how stong affected it me personally and how much do i feel invested in this ect.
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It hasn't to be deep to be a masterpiece. At least for me. But when a show tackles a specific topic,
i expect that this particular theme is treated thoroughly.
What is a 10 for me
A 10-score is something that can't be achieved by experiencing
it only once and expresses itself in 2 ways for me:
"the Flawless"
- are works that couldn't have been better in their execution and are perfect (imo)
like:
- Prison School (Anime)
- Kenshin: Trust & Betrayal
- Pulp Fiction
or
"the personal fav's"
- which i could rewatch anytime anyday and upon rewatching/re-reading it so many
times (or just spendin time researching stuff about it), always getting something new
out of it
...
usually the characters* are pretty dear to me,
the themes** are presented in a painfully relatable way for me
or it is just so much fun and hype***
like:
- Hunter x Hunter (2011)*
- Oyasumi Punpun**
- Attack on Titan (Manga)***
There are anime/manga who aren't in my favorite's list but
have elements i really enjoyed.
like the approach in storytelling in 20th century Boys,
the unique style of Mob Psycho 100
or the fun cast in Dorohedoro
Every 9 i give is a potential 10 for me.
A 10 just grows on me the more i immerse myself in it's
world/story/characters/themes.
Eventually this leads to the point in which i even get an
appreciation for the elements i didn't like at first.
Of course it's highly subjective what i consider "flawless" and what not.
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Btw. i do add yt links to my "Tags" ... sometimes. It can be because the linked video made me love or appreciate the anime i watched a bit more, gave me a certain feeling i subconsciously connect with that specific show or because i notice that the beat might be sampled from an OST of said animu. It can be everything and often applies to shows i watched a long time ago. Either way, these songs/amv's/videos always do improve my experience with these shows after i watched them and often made me even consider to rewatch them and change the score afterwards .. it's strange, just don't question it.
Edit: The same goes also for manga - so when i connect a manga
with a certain song, or a mmv makes me re-read something, i link it as well.
Hey! Just one quick thing:
so I was checking out your anime list and you seemed to be confused as to where the last 12 eps of “Princess Tutu” were. The thing is, the first 13 episodes were a regular 25 minutes long but the subsequent ones were half length (with the finale being 25 mins again). Some places compile these half episodes into regular length ones, so that’s probably where the confusion came from.
So if you watched twenty five 25 minute long eps then you’ve completed it.
This isn’t really that big of a deal but I thought I’d point it out anyway, haha.
Hey!
For me, the man who saved Josuke is memorable because he encapsulates the essence of DiU, demonstrating his golden heart and defyng the preconceptions of a delinquent - despite being wounded himself, this stranger aided Josuke and his mother in an act of selflessness. This moment is probably the reason Josuke developed the ability to heal others despite not being able to aid himself - something Jotaro describes as "the kindest, most generous ability anyone could ever have".
It's sort of a more personal version of how each Jojo passes on the torch of justice and indomitable will to their successors.
To add the cherry on top, everything comes full circle in the final battle, where Josuke, using this ability birthed from the kindness of some random citizen, is able to save Moriō-chō as a whole from the threat of Kira. It reinforces the theme that reaching out to vulnerable members of the community can allow them to become virtuous souls - "golden hearts" - themselves, and continue passing this kindness down to those around them and future generations.
Chrollo natürlich genial. Killua sehr guter Charakterentwicklung durchgemacht auch die Szene am ende mit nanika. Und ey hab hch schon immer geliebt ist in meiner top 4 anime liste :)
Bin leider kein Fan von hisoka aber hier Charaktere die ich sehr interessant fand und mag:
Meruem, Chrollo, Komugi, Netero, Ikalgo, Welfin, Meleoron, Palm, Pitou, pouf (homo aber dennoch gut geschrieben), illumi, silva, killua, bisky, tserriednich, theta, kacho und fugetsu, ging, natürlich auch pariston, und natürlich das größte Mysterium Gyro :)
Geilere Atmosphäre (auch durch den zeichenstil der sehr gut zum chimera arc gepasst hat)
Die double pages zb wo meruem komugi in seinen Händen hält nachdem der Palast eingestürzt ist oder meruem's und komugis letzten Moment. Hatte nen richtigen impact auf mich. Hxh funktioniert eh besser als manga weil manche inneren Monologe oder Handlungsstränge nicht sofort verständlich und man immer zurückblättern kann.
Kombiniert mit dem Dark continent arc hab ich mich entschieden der kommt mindestens in meine top 5 :)
Yusuke and Joe are both delinquents with a heart of gold I guess. It was a coincidence when I placed them next to each other at the time though. I didn't really think about it like that.
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so I was checking out your anime list and you seemed to be confused as to where the last 12 eps of “Princess Tutu” were. The thing is, the first 13 episodes were a regular 25 minutes long but the subsequent ones were half length (with the finale being 25 mins again). Some places compile these half episodes into regular length ones, so that’s probably where the confusion came from.
So if you watched twenty five 25 minute long eps then you’ve completed it.
This isn’t really that big of a deal but I thought I’d point it out anyway, haha.
Also, if you haven't seen it, I'd recommend this vid: https://youtu.be/gSJlllk5kcA
For me, the man who saved Josuke is memorable because he encapsulates the essence of DiU, demonstrating his golden heart and defyng the preconceptions of a delinquent - despite being wounded himself, this stranger aided Josuke and his mother in an act of selflessness. This moment is probably the reason Josuke developed the ability to heal others despite not being able to aid himself - something Jotaro describes as "the kindest, most generous ability anyone could ever have".
It's sort of a more personal version of how each Jojo passes on the torch of justice and indomitable will to their successors.
To add the cherry on top, everything comes full circle in the final battle, where Josuke, using this ability birthed from the kindness of some random citizen, is able to save Moriō-chō as a whole from the threat of Kira. It reinforces the theme that reaching out to vulnerable members of the community can allow them to become virtuous souls - "golden hearts" - themselves, and continue passing this kindness down to those around them and future generations.
Also, if you like manga music vids, this one is pretty cool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_if8Y9PdDHg
Denke wenn togashi öfter 20 kapitel im Jahr zeichnet, dass der letzte Arc in Meteor city stattfindet...
BTW arbeite gerade an einem hxh manga panels Video :)
Bin leider kein Fan von hisoka aber hier Charaktere die ich sehr interessant fand und mag:
Meruem, Chrollo, Komugi, Netero, Ikalgo, Welfin, Meleoron, Palm, Pitou, pouf (homo aber dennoch gut geschrieben), illumi, silva, killua, bisky, tserriednich, theta, kacho und fugetsu, ging, natürlich auch pariston, und natürlich das größte Mysterium Gyro :)
Geilere Atmosphäre (auch durch den zeichenstil der sehr gut zum chimera arc gepasst hat)
Die double pages zb wo meruem komugi in seinen Händen hält nachdem der Palast eingestürzt ist oder meruem's und komugis letzten Moment. Hatte nen richtigen impact auf mich. Hxh funktioniert eh besser als manga weil manche inneren Monologe oder Handlungsstränge nicht sofort verständlich und man immer zurückblättern kann.
Kombiniert mit dem Dark continent arc hab ich mich entschieden der kommt mindestens in meine top 5 :)