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Well,not that some people can do that if you happen to have these heatwaves like here xD
Ye..Ao Ashi is kinda great groundwork wise but the MC..it's like putting shounen MC into seinen journey while the coach and adults are the ones that acts more like seinen themed characters alongside some of the gifted football prodigies.
Well,after what's happening to some of the sequels getting studio changes in the past few years..who knows.Uma Musume S2 was one of the few that benefited from the studio changes the most I believe...at least the way I see it's simped for on MAL xD

Well,I would..since it was announced to be ending soon like last autumn or so.

Well,I like some akward placed CGI..just so the animators can't be overworked to death.
Brains Base isn't what it used to be after Natsume Yuujinchou S4 which was 10 years ago and they split.Though some of theirs early animes are really good and must watch even if you happen to not grow into them much.
Well,it sure is..depending on who puts their name label on your anime..as producer xD

I see..also not bad of a choice if you want to explore more series in meantime.
Uchuu Kyoudai was that (last) rare slice of life seinen that ran for 2 years in a row.A-1 beter to back to it if they feel like it after they done with animating SAO/Kaguya-sama.
Ye..not to mention the food segments it initially were in the manga in the prologue saga were also nice.Ogata's journey (how he was introduced and how we paid him a farewell was just done the best as well I guess).Well,Golden Kamuy S4 is now done by Brains Base because Fumetsu S2 got into someone elses hands..it's interesting how more often other studios are working on sequels..or in some case are outsourced because the deadlines to make animes can be as short as 20 weeks only for 1-cour product..hence the production quality of long awaited (now cursed) sequels of Hataraku Maou-sama or Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e.

Ye..glad you got into the manga after catching up with the anime.At this point it's not really underrated but more like not really talked about..in similar way like Uchuu Kyoudai which is several years older.The fact that there's no one from the cast that is out of place is really amazing on its own in Golden Kamuy.My personal fav was Ogata I would say.Not to mention it was the best product from Weekly Young Jump in the past 10 years if I don't count the way longer running Kindom that had sequel live-action not so long ago..whichi is nice production quality of Kingdom anime was never really high but during S3 where it had the one year break because of c*vid kinda made it look the best looking season so far..

bro going through a midlife crisis already, finish your college first you old ass man smh

Hi! i was planning on starting Baby Steps soon and i just found out the manga ending was rushed (bad? idk). i'm not asking for spoilers but i just wanted to know if the ending was somewhat satisfactory to you or not.

Mal sucks lol anilist better

mid steps is peak sleep

big fan of the big boy mature stuff, no kiddy shounen shit no sir!

i like anime with story and characters over art and animation which is totally an original take

ONLY watching good shit (no trash)

style over substance is cool but ur probably a meathead

I love underrated shows and not liking the popular ones to show people how different and unique i am

women with glasses are hot FRRRRR

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Well,as long as it isn't harem and has only one obvious romantic interest it always turns out that way in the mag I guess.That's why DomeNaKano kept going back and forth between the girls so it could milk money without much effort on the complex side of things,it was MCs decision that kept it complex on surface and dragging it for so long..and then the current one KanoKari...it has just no progress and is trying to be slice of life simulator in the recent arc.
Well,Baby Steps wasn't that big of a thing to me..apart from the later stages when MC was estabilished so I never felt like nothing was really missing but it has to do with the usage of both MCs why it had to end the way it ended where it could possibly go for way longer if he introduced one extra female rival or something (or just used Marcia later on for that or that's what editor would want him to try out).

I see..I also respect how got back to roots recently with the current match up in the manga but at the same time it could have only 2 years max left in the tank..while Ippo kinda took the more borderline seinen approach with how Ippo himself is used in the manga now and Takamura was the true MC ever since Ippo left the active boxing.Maybe the fact that it wasn't using both male and female MC to its full indended potential that could overcome DnA back then was a problem in there but you never know in Kodansha...if author planned to make it as long as YowaPeda is going to be then it's a shame that it didn't I guess.
On the other side look at PoT..it's been going since for almost 23 years with that one year break in 2008 to prepare for the sequel...and now it went for quarter of year break in late autumn (possibly to be involved in the upcoming anniversary anime sequel).

Hard to say what was going on at that time..if author decided to do it due to DnA sequel still pumping up the huge numbers where sequels usually aren't strong..even now it's still like TOP5 in WSM after all these years.
Anime was fine regarding the budget and people that were involved in it but that's it..you had to dig into manga if you wanted more of your main duo.

Anime you mean? Well,hard to say since it was actually quite decent one by the studio that handled it but DnA and YowaPeda just did way better I guess.

I agree on your analysis for diamond no ace (for the most part), and that's the one thing I tried to emphasize on my review. Unfortunately, to me this anime exactly fails to give enough value to this one strongest point you mentionned : the anime swiftly relied very eagerly on flashbacks and story filler moves that crash the anime in its whole (at least for me).

Consider this : I end up fast-forwarding some diamond no ace scenes while I never had to fast-forward any haikyuu scenes. To me, that is clearly showing diamond no ace failure, as a supposedly entertaining anime. Hence, the difference in rating. Now I didn't remember get a 8 for haikyuu (I thought I put a 7) so maybe I should reconsider this.

From these two anyway, I still prefer One Outs very much.

With Ecchi it's even more dry..unless there's something that gives you a feeling that would be as as a good one/accetable one by late 00s/early 10s starndarts then it's no-go.I would say that the Ecchi era ended when To LOVE Ru Darkness manga ended..or when High School DxD LN ended (since they're classics at this point when it comes to their original source material).

Well,when it comes to the aliens/monsters/tentacles ..yes.Then there's the NTR or hypnosis one which is alright..if the female character deserves it since she's so broken to begin with..if you get the meaning xD
With the anime original ending they pulling out more and more..slowly but let's say - yes..I wonder if we get it just like with with possible S3/S4 ending being for once better than the manga ending..

..I see,sounds acceptable enough.

I mean..it doesn't help than nowdays there aren't many memoriable ones..and if they're,it's mostly the ''same'' ones and the ones that stand out comes out like 3-5 per year really.

Well,updating..ye,regarding some of the new h*ntai stuff sure.. though some of the hardcore rapes I mostly tend to avoid in the past years (same with f*tanari).
Beastars..yes.Probably the best anime that also benefits from the alternations they do compared to the manga..basically it feels like fresh experience once again despite the core elements still to be found (and that's to develop Louis and Legoshi).

Really? I only knew that it was a big name, nothing else. I’m interested to see what comes of it.

Actually, Chihayafuru was the first sport anime I found. Something about the artstyle gripped me, read the synopsis and decided to give it a chance. I fell in love with it during the first five episodes, not in the least because the asthetics of the show perfectly much those of karuta itself. Nothing like a show that brings out the joy of the sport itself, hm (that’s why I love Daiya too)?

He certainly has. It was high time for the relationship between the main characters to start moving, and it was handled really well. I think Taichi has been my favourite character from the beginning – using his smarts and will to overcome his weaknesses in the one area of life he didn’t excel in, pursuing it both for his own personal development and because of Chihaya. I’m really looking forward to what comes next, but I think I will wait for the anime – for now at least.