Cornbread78
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Omiai Aite wa Oshiego, Tsuyokina, Mondaiji ep.1
THIS IS FUCKING HENTAI!
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Autumn Anime 2017 |OT| Makes us all rotten
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Theonik
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Don't worry. Maik is a seasoned anime guide. We won't get lost!
MikeHattsu
Member
We'll all die when I have to drive anyway
AquaWateria
Member
Are you talking about the OVAs or the first 3 episodes of the TV series that premiered in theaters?
PshycoNinja
Member
Can't be more hentai then Scum's Wish...
I thought the episodes that were in theaters were the OVAs? At least the one near me were.
Edit: To answer, I watched the ones that are up on Crunchyroll.
Cornbread78
Member
Omiai Aite wa Oshiego, Tsuyokina, Mondaiji - EP 1
Never have I been so caught off guard by an anime in my life. Holy shit.
EDIT:
It is not what I was expecting it to be at all.
Never have I been so caught off guard by an anime in my life. Holy shit.
EDIT:
It is not what I was expecting it to be at all.
KirbYuuYuu
Member
The PVs have looked terrible, so that would be a huge surprise.
PshycoNinja
Member
So what you're saying is that this is NSFW...
Angry Grimace
Two cannibals are eating a clown. One turns to the other and says "does something taste funny to you?"
...so should I watch it
Cornbread78
Member
Well, yeah. It's a 4 min short. The first 3 mins are talking about marriage, the last minute is pure foreplay/sex
Cornbread78
Member
There was nothing "softcore" about that..
"Oh, this is a cute shojou set-up"
Next minute:
"Holy shit, WTF!"
KillerMan91
Member
After first episode and how hentai it was this show definitely will have some fucking in future episodes.
Angry Grimace
Two cannibals are eating a clown. One turns to the other and says "does something taste funny to you?"
PdotMichael
Banned
Cornbread78
Member
AquaWateria
Member
The ones you saw were the OVAs (prequel) not the actual TV series that's airing on Saturday.
hosannainexcelsis
Member
Theyre all from the same company.
Bunch of wankers getting off from their own material!
Crimson_Echidna
Banned
Just noticed the new thread lol.
I'm about to hop onto the Monogatari train. Anything I should know before I begin?
I'm about to hop onto the Monogatari train. Anything I should know before I begin?
KirbYuuYuu
Member
I mean we already have 4 minute hentai for some reason. Some gutter tier shit
Ecchi. Softcover has fucking. Just can't see penetration
Once you're on the list, you're on there for life.
Also, watch Kizu at the latest after Bake I guess.
Angry Grimace
Two cannibals are eating a clown. One turns to the other and says "does something taste funny to you?"
There's no fucking in anything regardless of how lewd it is.
I remember there was a sex scene in Parasyte and my ex-wife was legitimately confused what was happening because nobody ever gets down in anime.
I remember there was a sex scene in Parasyte and my ex-wife was legitimately confused what was happening because nobody ever gets down in anime.
There's sex in Monster, although it's not explicit.
MetroidPrimeRib
Banned
Osomatsu s2 01
Holy shit that was hilarious. If this can maintain stuff like this for however many episodes it can run, we have a true Gintama contender.
Holy shit that was hilarious. If this can maintain stuff like this for however many episodes it can run, we have a true Gintama contender.
MikeHattsu
Member
Hmmm... *checks their Twitter*
Heh... Alright...
https://mobile.twitter.com/suiseisha/status/904531616474607616
PshycoNinja
Member
I understand that. What I'm saying is that when the episodes come to my theater they were showing the OVAs. Unless their marketing for it completely f'd it up. Which could've happened.
I remember that...
Lol. I was like, "this is new. People in anime shows never get together like this."
Ah... the more innocent times...
NeonZ
Member
Well, that was unexpected. The giant robot they summoned and appeared in the opening was based on the Might Kaiser from Might Gaine. It was the first upgrade for the protagonist, but only remains as the main robot for about four episodes, which always really annoyed me.
Also, they kind of forgot about the body switch gimmick once the robot battle started.
Cornbread78
Member
Infinite_Respawn
Member
Looks like I'm late to the new thread. Ironically, it's because I was watching anime, haha! Outside of my preview slate (which is probably bigger than it needed to be, but I feel like giving some of these smaller shows a chance), I haven't really formulated a solid idea of what I'm interested in outside of several sequels this season. I guess there's nothing specifically catching my interest, though I'm hoping to be surprised as I check stuff out.
As for the stuff I was watching today, well it's mostly just finishing up the end of last season and making sure I get caught up in time for this season.
Made in Abyss 13
What a way to end a season! I'd been really taken with this show more than basically anything else from summer outside of Monogatari, but never in my wildest dreams would I imagine it would end on such a high note. I think what sold most of these scenes was the commitment to embracing the horrific side of this show and not shying away from the violence, and the frankly stunning performances of the voice actors selling every ounce of the drama. Neither of those things are new for this series, but I think it helped the show reach an emotional peak I wasn't convinced it was capable of. It'll be such a shame if there's no future seasons after this one, but if it had to end here, what a fantastic way to bow out.
Fate/Apocrypha 13
It's taken a while, but despite a rough start to the large-scale battle that followed many episodes of remarkably interesting setup, the conclusion of the first cour had me intrigued about where things were going to go. Thankfully, the second cour wastes no time in making the most of the changes in the status quo by radically changing the nature of the conflict and shaking up the team structure which was growing somewhat stale. Combine that with some actual character growth for our primary protagonist (and setting him up to participate more directly from here on out), Mordred finally deciding to take a side in the conflict, and a specific villain with a goal less nebulous than the threat of the first cour, and you have all the ingredients for an exciting action show that seems to be making the most of its premise now that all the pieces are in place.
March Comes In Like a Lion 1-2
Having missed out on this series when it initially aired as it started the season before I really started watching anime routinely again, I've been eager for an excuse to go back and check it out, and the incoming second season seems to be as good an excuse as any. I commend Shaft for committing to transmuting the source material as thoroughly as they do, transforming it into something indistinguishable from their other works. But if there's one thing that sets it apart from their other seminal works of late, it's the writing. It's been a while since I've watched a show that managed to walk that fine line between comedy and drama without feeling tonally dissonant or incredibly cheap in its emotional manipulation, but March Comes In Like a Lion manages to make them feel consistent, even more so when some of the facts of the main characters' circumstances comes to light. For a show that's had only about 50 minutes to hook me, I'm already thoroughly invested in their lives and eager to see more.
As for the stuff I was watching today, well it's mostly just finishing up the end of last season and making sure I get caught up in time for this season.
Made in Abyss 13
What a way to end a season! I'd been really taken with this show more than basically anything else from summer outside of Monogatari, but never in my wildest dreams would I imagine it would end on such a high note. I think what sold most of these scenes was the commitment to embracing the horrific side of this show and not shying away from the violence, and the frankly stunning performances of the voice actors selling every ounce of the drama. Neither of those things are new for this series, but I think it helped the show reach an emotional peak I wasn't convinced it was capable of. It'll be such a shame if there's no future seasons after this one, but if it had to end here, what a fantastic way to bow out.
Fate/Apocrypha 13
It's taken a while, but despite a rough start to the large-scale battle that followed many episodes of remarkably interesting setup, the conclusion of the first cour had me intrigued about where things were going to go. Thankfully, the second cour wastes no time in making the most of the changes in the status quo by radically changing the nature of the conflict and shaking up the team structure which was growing somewhat stale. Combine that with some actual character growth for our primary protagonist (and setting him up to participate more directly from here on out), Mordred finally deciding to take a side in the conflict, and a specific villain with a goal less nebulous than the threat of the first cour, and you have all the ingredients for an exciting action show that seems to be making the most of its premise now that all the pieces are in place.
March Comes In Like a Lion 1-2
Having missed out on this series when it initially aired as it started the season before I really started watching anime routinely again, I've been eager for an excuse to go back and check it out, and the incoming second season seems to be as good an excuse as any. I commend Shaft for committing to transmuting the source material as thoroughly as they do, transforming it into something indistinguishable from their other works. But if there's one thing that sets it apart from their other seminal works of late, it's the writing. It's been a while since I've watched a show that managed to walk that fine line between comedy and drama without feeling tonally dissonant or incredibly cheap in its emotional manipulation, but March Comes In Like a Lion manages to make them feel consistent, even more so when some of the facts of the main characters' circumstances comes to light. For a show that's had only about 50 minutes to hook me, I'm already thoroughly invested in their lives and eager to see more.
AquaWateria
Member
Lol if it came to your theater it should of been the TV series rather than the OVAs.
I wonder if tiv has other types of work, y'know?
KirbYuuYuu
Member
Spend money or wait a week
Yeah, that took a fast turn. I wonder if we'll get a full hentai scene by the end of the season or just the foreplay...
Wasn't there another series of shorts that did pretty much the same thing a few years ago?
Yes.
I already pay for Crunchyroll but idr them having im@s cg and Love live sunshine wasn't available in my region
(i could watch both on Daisuki)op doesn't have schedule yet so not sure where im@s cg will be
wait it's theater s2? that's on crunchy and i can watch i think
XiaNaphryz
LATIN, MATRIPEDICABUS, DO YOU SPEAK IT
What is this...Stellvia was the superior show. Vandread was harem trash, though entertaining trash at times I will admit.
PshycoNinja
Member
Right?
Well then my theater lied to me. Or Crunchyroll didn't give them the correct info.
Dammit...
It's pretty freakin' good.
Was Chise a little kid for most of the episodes, or was she a teen/young adult?
If she was a kid, you watched the OVAs, if she was older you watched the TV series.