Don't be intimidated by the number of my completed shows. I've been watching anime since 2000s. I've seen all kinds of anime (except yaoi), and I don't hate them.
I have two fundamental principles of my philosophy. Life and Truth.
Living things can grow, change and otherwise adapt to the environment. If something can't adapt, maybe it's dead and it just doesn't know it yet. Putting artificial restrictions is like cutting a tree - it will just grow uglier, but would not stop growing.
The only way to do anything right is by knowing what is true. Thus, I hate liars, and I'm disgusted by attempts to hide the truth. Haven't comedy anime taught you anything? Haven't more tragic anime taught you that you can't hide the truth forever, and it will all come crashing down?
Some of the more pacifist posters on this site make me feel I'm a
Proud Warrior Race Guy. The "life" in my philosophy doesn't mean I'm unwilling to hurt others. It means there are things that I'm willing to hurt others for.
I don't mind using "friends" feature on MAL. It's only for people I know - either IRL, or I've seen you on the internet enough to recognize you. Don't send me friend requests at random.
All Comments (153) Comments
WASSUP MAN?
i haven't seen you on AD in a while, discounting while the forums have been dead for the last month at least, where you been man
It had some nice philosophical bits especially with the last episodes and social commentary on japan economics as well as medium, however there is nothing to glue it together. The character change in behavior too fast and most of them didnt develop at all (i had a hard time empathizing with Laburey and Joel when all they did the entire show was scream "Ranga!!" every 10 secs and thats pretty much their whole character), the god-of-the-week format damaged the whole series, the comedy ruined a lot of possible good moments, speand too much time in unnecessary SoL stuff to the point that the main story and characters were left to rotten...
The only thing the anime did relatively right was Fujiwara relationship with Yuuhi and the last 7 episodes were quite emotional, but even those were pretty rushed.
that ones alright to me... but the girls don't do enough :/
i should be ALL OVER Toji no Miko... but the major lack of fanservice kills it.. you can't have an all female fight anime, have a bunch of girls in uniforms and in authoritarian positions etc and not have ass, titties and pantyshots... thats a sin >__<
i still haven't watched that yet lol
ill wait for an adaptation
im doing the opposite.. im watching 5 more than i ever have.. 25 instead of the normal 15-20
1. haha.. i almost envy that LOL
2. ah aite man.. well good to know.. you're not missing much anyway.. as you probably guessed
i just miss your insight, oh wise one :D
where you been? wassup?
Also really happy to see Yume Tsukai on your favorites, consider watching Nazo no Kanojo X sometime since it was written by the same author.
So, about a year late, I did read a volume of this novel people have been praising so much.
Sure, the author did a great job writing the book. With all-new magic system and ways to abuse it, and with all the dramatic plot and stuff.
But in my opinion, the book's magic was too experimental. Not enough like magic, and too much like billiards of doom. The work fails to resonate with the desire for fantasy, and doesn't have the believability of sci-fi. And it looks like they'll discard the only two girls that I could like among the cast (the miko twins).
Overall, I feel there is just no reason to actually read on, so I'm dropping it here.
Please dont be put off by the first chapters, or the first volume in general, it has a rough start, i loved it, but ive seen more then enough people not like the first volume, it gets alot better from V2 onward, and V5 is a genuine 10/10, all the people ive encouraged to read more after the first volume all came to love it
how ecch is UQ? the fanservice was looking good so far and i see its far darker than other Negima
https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1613763&show=350#msg52017105