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Neither Korra nor Airbender is anime…but I liked the Airbender fight scenes.
Thanks for sharing!8D …watching this trailer youtube.com/watch?v=z1eWFelQzd0
days after having watched this youtube.com/watch?v=A0UBbzeFc74
which seems sooo compensatory for the slow-ish and kinda unpolished season 2u
This 27th,Book 3 begins to open!.
I admit,that I might not finish Trigun in the foreseeable future if at all…but I still don’t wanna miss out on a current show like “the legend of Korra”.
Someone finally thought to be big on airbenders this time around.
Sorry if this news is old hat to ya guys.
For any one wanting this to be like the original series,1 season=1 new bending technique learned,they can still add in lightning and metal bending I suppose,if they wanna go that way
Sayaka’s not that bad. Annoying, but tolerable, IMO.I’m watching Baby Steps and Mekakucity Actors. Barely any fanservice (what I remember is something regarding photos on the 5th episode) on Mekakucity so far (I have watched more or less 8 episodes).
But I’m surprised at the amount of shows this season with fanservice, yuri, incest… I hope next season is better. Some shows sound promising, like Glasslip.
Kawaisou sounded interesting, but reading about that character Sayaka made me decide to not watch it.
Some classics and popular series.Well, nobody mind me. I’ve just found myself with a lot more anime to watch than I expected so I’m just gonna list them here to make sure I dun forget. B3
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List may be updated frequently. (At least I won’t forget.)
Chaika is also my favourite. There is a season 2.Chaika
Yes, disturbing and annoying.MAY have some incest scenes?![]()
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Ewwwwww.
I saw the only the first episode of Black Bullet. But I dropped the series. I didn’t liked the behavior of the main little girl. Also, I was somewhat expecting what you mention about the deaths of little girls.Chaika is also my favourite. There is a season 2.
Black Bullet would be good if it just did not have so many little girl deaths. The writer obviously has an obsession with that. It’s a pity as it’s such a cheap gimmick.
Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka is an excellent show. Some may not like it because one of the characters has an unrequited crush on another, they’re both girls. The show is also a bit of a gag/satire show along the lines of Azumanga Daioh and A Channel.
I saw a few segments of it and it was already enough to send my Moe-Meter rocketing past Pluto. Can’t say I remember the last time I was this badly sold just on that factor alone. Tamako Market was only a close second.I’m watching Acchi Kocchi too. I began watching it in 2012, but I haven’t watched it continuously. Well, at least the main girl is adorable. The vulgar elements are minimum. Something I find surprising is how supportive of the main couple the other characters are. Is more common is having the other girls trying to win the male protagonist and fighting with the main girl.
I can’t say. I just saw this in Animax and got curious about how the relationship develops between the two leads. They just seem to give me this whole Kirito x Asuna romance vibe all over again.KnK, I think that is a show that displays part of the 2013 downfall of KyoAni.
It’s really just what you’d expect from anime that’s following a J-RPG point by point. It’s not bad. I’m just saying you can literally spot the segments where they replaced gameplay with some fight and montage scenes. Broken item? Let’s show them putting them loots together. Boss fight? Here’s a more animated take on it.I began Escha to Logy no Atelier, how it is?
This might come as a shock but I actually despise yanderes. Some of my friends though just seem obsessed with this one that I just got curious. May just read the manga instead but I just want to know what is up with this Yuno.character.Mirai Nikki is famous. I didn’t watched more than one episode. The main girl was somewhat of a sensation back in 2012. It seems to have a sex scene.
They say it’s the spiritual successor of Amagami. I’m no so hung up on fanservice anymore (for some really personal reasons). There’s just something impressive about how it (and Photo Kano) capture the female form in anime. It’s not just sexual. It’s more ‘fleshed out’ compared to what I’ve seen at times.Photo Kano. I skipped that one last year, looks like a typical fanservice show.
It’s very mild stuff. And it’s a gimmick. They obviously wanted an element of someone liking someone else including keeping up pretenses which go with that for comedy that can bring, and they didn’t want to intro a male character to break up this group. It’s all very mild stuff and entirely one sided and I need not be sexual at all. Why not see a few episodes and see what you think?About the third one you mention, it seems that what I was reading in some sites was correct then. It’s a shame, because I usually like slice of life shows.
Indirect. I don’t want to spoil it but it’s not direct brother/sister type thing but something happens to winning and losing players and their avatars. That can lead to normal type attractions to become well abnormal even though they may not be intended as such.MAY have some incest scenes?![]()
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Ewwwwww.
Yes, the main girl is very moé.Good to see nobody took me up on my dare.
(Now I can watch this diet-buster in peace ngehe… ngehehehehe…)
I saw a few segments of it and it was already enough to send my Moe-Meter rocketing past Pluto. Can’t say I remember the last time I was this badly sold just on that factor alone. Tamako Market was only a close second.
I don’t know about SAO, but this couple is a bit uncommon and at various times, frustrating. It would have been a better series if the elements I mentioned were removed, and they barely (if any) have something to do with the plot (because adding to the plot is a common justification).I can’t say. I just saw this in Animax and got curious about how the relationship develops between the two leads. They just seem to give me this whole Kirito x Asuna romance vibe all over again.
Thanks.It’s really just what you’d expect from anime that’s following a J-RPG point by point. It’s not bad. I’m just saying you can literally spot the segments where they replaced gameplay with some fight and montage scenes. Broken item? Let’s show them putting them loots together. Boss fight? Here’s a more animated take on it.
Though like all RPGs, there really still is a main story in-between. It’s pretty cute and not too dramatic. (Personally, I find genre-nods like this appealing.)
The only real sad part is it makes me wish I could play the game. The Atelier series has been a favorite fantasy RPG franchise of mine since I played Azoth of Destiny. TwT
I prefer tsunderes.This might come as a shock but I actually despise yanderes. Some of my friends though just seem obsessed with this one that I just got curious. May just read the manga instead but I just want to know what is up with this Yuno.character.
Still, I think the presence of these things in anime is unnecessary and dangerous.They say it’s the spiritual successor of Amagami. I’m no so hung up on fanservice anymore (for some really personal reasons). There’s just something impressive about how it (and Photo Kano) capture the female form in anime. It’s not just sexual. It’s more ‘fleshed out’ compared to what I’ve seen at times.
I think this could turn into a continuation of some old debates.It’s very mild stuff. And it’s a gimmick. They obviously wanted an element of someone liking someone else including keeping up pretenses which go with that for comedy that can bring, and they didn’t want to intro a male character to break up this group. It’s all very mild stuff and entirely one sided and I need not be sexual at all. Why not see a few episodes and see what you think?
Haha.I think this could turn into a continuation of some old debates.
I’ll just say for now that still that looks unacceptable.
The problem is it being a same-sex crush. Why use it a as a gimmick anyway? because they don’t want to include a guy? I guess is possible to have another solution.Haha.
Well, I don’t think things used for gimmick purpose in a contrived fashion are necessarily unacceptable. The whole story is contrived and unrealistic anyway, as is 99% of the anime out there, so a bit more of that for the sake of comedy isn’t bad. It’s not as though one is watching pornography or something.
Would you watch a James Bond movie, knowing that he has extra-marital sex with at least one woman in the film? It’s the same thing, in fact it’s not even that, as James Bond usually has a fair bit of nudity, here we get a gimmick to get someone embarrassed and act in a particular way with all the humour which follows, but there’s no sexual stuff.
One should not set higher moral standards for anime, IMO. After all even many TV ads almost all sitcoms and mainstream films, have elements of sexual appeal which also makes them, strictly speaking unacceptable.
And it’s also not as if the show is some sort of attempt to support same-sex relationships.
They don’t want to include a guy is the most likely reason. There are no guys otherwise in the show. They do want to add the sort of humour which comes from crushes in though. As that provides plenty of opportunities for humour. The show does not have an agenda of promoting same sex relationships. And so far, no other character knows that this particular character has a crush on another one (including the girl who is the admired, while the one doing the admiring is not thinking of her with “sex” in mind). Note that there is nothing vulgar there either, no sexual innuendo or such, at least not in the first 5 episodes that I’ve seen. I think it’s innocent. One has to see it in the context of the writer wanting to have only 5 close girls as the cast even though there is a bartending father (who hardly appears) and a fluffy creature which is an adult too, judging by his voice.The problem is it being a same-sex crush. Why use it a as a gimmick anyway? because they don’t want to include a guy? I guess is possible to have another solution.
“Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka?” is not vulgar though. And the vast majority of Western programming, strictly speaking has things in it which are sinful including non-vulgar shows. Characters lie. They have extramarital sex or sexual relations. There is envy. Sometimes people dress provocatively and so on. People use birth control pills. People watch porn. Etc.Also, I don’t think vulgar TV ads, movies and sitcoms are outside analysis and evaluation.
I would say that the mere presence of such a character could count as promotion… but I’m not sure if that was on the mind of the writer.They don’t want to include a guy is the most likely reason. There are no guys otherwise in the show. They do want to add the sort of humour which comes from crushes in though. As that provides plenty of opportunities for humour. The show does not have an agenda of promoting same sex relationships. And so far, no other character knows that this particular character has a crush on another one (including the girl who is the admired, while the one doing the admiring is not thinking of her with “sex” in mind). Note that there is nothing vulgar there either, no sexual innuendo or such, at least not in the first 5 episodes that I’ve seen. I think it’s innocent. One has to see it in the context of the writer wanting to have only 5 close girls as the cast even though there is a bartending father (who hardly appears) and a fluffy creature which is an adult too, judging by his voice.
Yes, that show doesn’t look vulgar. I mentioned vulgar western productions since you brought these in the other reply.“Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka?” is not vulgar though. And the vast majority of Western programming, strictly speaking has things in it which are sinful including non-vulgar shows. Characters lie. They have extramarital sex or sexual relations. There is envy. Sometimes people dress provocatively and so on. People use birth control pills. People watch porn. Etc.