Dynedom said:On the OP discussion, I have to say that FMA: Brotherhood had a collection of really good OPs. I may not have always been a fan of the music but they were well produced.
Is that the word you're using for it?doomed1 said:Alright, I think I feel like hating myself today.
doomed1 said:Alright, I think I feel like hating myself today. Should I watch KissXSis or Yosuga no Sora?
doomed1 said:Alright, I think I feel like hating myself today. Should I watch KissXSis or Yosuga no Sora?
Yep, I truly want to hate myself, so KissXSis would probably be the best one.jman2050 said:KissXSis is Cocktease: The Anime. Unless your goal is TRULY hating yourself, go withwincest
Yeah, but then I'd probably actually enjoy it and just end up hating the characters instead of myself, so unless it ends in NICE BOAT, I might just pass...Halycon said:There's payoff every arc in YnS.
doomed1 said:Alright, I think I feel like hating myself today. Should I watch KissXSis or Yosuga no Sora?
Um... I know it's not incest, but as far as self-hate and currently running anime, Maken-Ki would be the best bet, probably.doomed1 said:Alright, I think I feel like hating myself today. Should I watch KissXSis or Yosuga no Sora?
Yeah, but then I'd probably actually enjoy it and just end up hating the characters instead of myself, so unless it ends in NICE BOAT, I might just pass...
Are we... 100% sure that's a dance? Or is it a "dance"?Infinite Justice said:you dont want to miss the greatest dance move
doomed1 said:Are we... 100% sure that's a dance? Or is it a "dance"?
Why would someone dub this?Articalys said:For anyone interested, they just announced the TWGOK dub cast, with the two lead roles taken by the duo of Chris "Sousuke Sagara" Patton and Luci "Kaname Chidori" Christian, so they should at least have some great chemistry there.
Articalys said:For anyone interested, they just announced the TWGOK dub cast, with the two lead roles taken by the duo of Chris "Sousuke Sagara" Patton and Luci "Kaname Chidori" Christian, so they should at least have some great chemistry there.
This is my favorite Higurashi themeM_Night said:Higurashi OPENING/ENDING - DAT ENGRISH 1 are awesome.
cajunator said:but Shiori needs to have a heavenly adorable voice, to follow that of Kana Hanazawa.
Sports show are never really about the sport though. That's what makes them better than watching real sports.Jexhius said:However, saying that, with a central conceit like karuta there's only so far that you can go. In this day and age it's unlikely that the anime will run long-enough to wear it out though.
Except Taisho Baseball girls which is actually completely about girls learning to play Baseball.firehawk12 said:Sports show are never really about the sport though. That's what makes them better than watching real sports.
A Black Falcon said:I don't know if Aika is a turning point, it's not exactly average even compared to most modern shows, in terms of volume of pantyshots... but you watch more older anime than most anyone here, yes, so if anyone here would know if they used to be as common as they are now, I'd think it'd be you.
...Aika was alright though, sure the fanservice is ridiculously overdone but the story's actually decent, and I do like how it's got a strong female lead who isn't subordinate to some generic male protagonist.
That's it, I'm reporting this to SOS.firehawk12 said:Sports show are never really about the sport though. That's what makes them better than watching real sports.
Naw, it's about feminism.cajunator said:Except Taisho Baseball girls which is actually completely about girls learning to play Baseball.
Seems like a waste since I won't even listen to the dub.Articalys said:For anyone interested, they just announced the TWGOK dub cast, with the two lead roles taken by the duo of Chris "Sousuke Sagara" Patton and Luci "Kaname Chidori" Christian, so they should at least have some great chemistry there.
firehawk12 said:Sports show are never really about the sport though. That's what makes them better than watching real sports.
firehawk12 said:Naw, it's about feminism.
Steroyd said:I wonder if you can get away with that excuse for Ryu Ku Bo.
For the first half of the show, sure. It was basically Taishou Baseball Girls/A League of Their Own redux. Then it becomes loli bait.Steroyd said:I wonder if you can get away with that excuse for Ryu Ku Bo.
Bishies be bishie!scy said:Prince of Tennis taught me many things.
But did you see two girls slap each other on the tennis court, Ace wo Nerae style?zeroshiki said:I actually saw Roger Federer do a weak form of the snake shot once. Made my day.
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFInfinite Justice said:you have to watch and see
"dance"
Aigis said:I thought Patton retired
doomed1 said:Mirai Nikki 1-4
I'm actually somewhat impressed. Yuna as the yandere isn't entirely straight-forward the anti-feminist anti-moe that the archetype implies. Rather, her character is.the descent of madness from a point prior to meeting the MC
but I will! Except for the Shiori parts.InfiniteNine said:Seems like a waste since I won't even listen to the dub.
Yeah, but I think the point iscosmicblizzard said:I think there's a pretty even split among yanderes that start that way and ones that become that way over the course of the story.
icarus-daedelus said:Short stories? Sure they do. Poetry is in a different class & difficult to directly compare because it is more dense by nature than probably any other medium, and certainly moreso than 90 second music videos set to pop music. (Unless you count lyrics as reeeaaally shitty poetry, haha.)
icarus-daedelus said:Anyway, I wouldn't argue that there is some specific definable line of crossover wrt length & quality, with animu OPs somewhere on the one side and La jetee on the other; but in the broad view I do think length matters for narrative mediums which are, after all, about communication. So, while greater length doesn't necessarily make something better, in film & literature both, within certain probably indefinable confines, it does allow for greater room for communication & exploration of ideas.
icarus-daedelus said:I'm absolutely positive I've never seen a 90 second clip, even a really fab one, that would hold up in emotional or intellectual (or perhaps aesthetic) value to even a merely 'good' feature film.
icarus-daedelus said:Think about that a bit more.
doomed1 said:Yeah, but I think the point isI may be reaching for something here, but I'd more likely classify her as "Broken Bird" that's descended into madness. But then, I've only seen up to 4, so I could be way off. The show has a nice little way of making you doubt everything you haven't seen 100%. That's actually what's drawing me to it.that she could have attached herself to anything, living, dead, sentient, or inanimate. Can we really call it Yandere if her madness was caused by a serious emotional trauma rather than the gold standard of yandere anti-feminism, "he's just not that into you"?
jman2050 said:I'm having way more fun watching people speculate about Mirai Nikki than I ever could have anticipated.
It will be fun to see the reactions week by week.
I more mean that Yandere, as an archetype speaks so much more loudly when the breaking point is rejection or fear of rejection. The implications start to run wild when a woman snaps into lunacy simply because she fears for the "power" she holds over her object of affection. In that regard, it becomes a classic anti-feminist symbol, yet another one of the "wicked wives" that drive men to their destruction.cosmicblizzard said:It doesn't matter how they got there. If someone acts like a yandere, they are a yandere, Freudian excuse or not. There is no "gold standard".
firehawk12 said:But did you see two girls slap each other on the tennis court, Ace wo Nerae style?