ask toonamigaf, 10/10 agree, most upbeat anime that showed up on toonami
ToonamiGAF got my back on this'n.
Yeah, I actually kind of thought the show dedicated a lot of time to making sure you knew he was a terrible person.
Utena moral: People with long hair are assholes.
Golden Boy is just about the best palate cleanser possible. I used it (and Bunny Drop) for that purpose after finishing Steins;Gate and Fate/Zero.
Bwahaha, Golden Boy and Bunny Drop are so radically different, though.
It's one of the most up-beat anime I've ever seen. Helps that it's soooo good.
Wait are you being sarcastic about that last bit?
Huh, sounds cool! Unfortunatley though, everyone else screamed Hunter X Hunter before you, so I feel obligated to go with the majority opinion and see how fun that is first.
Just watch the first episode to see what I mean.
Nisemonogatari 3
You know, it occurs to me that if the gender roles were reversed in Senjougahara and Araragi's relationship, there would be a LOT of problems with it. Imagine a dude who called his woman trash all the time, kidnaps her, and threatens her with bodily harm for seeing her friends. Senjougahara is sort of basically exactly that and I dunno how I feel about it.
Kanbaru knows what's up, though, as she carefully explains how the entire harem will really fall into place to Araragi. In Senjougahara's defense, Araragi not only saw Kanbaru naked during his visit, she ripped his pants off and at multiple points during the conversation they discussed getting married. Senjougahara is right to be annoyed by that, I think.
I'd say she shouldn't count old ladies and little sisters, but since even Araragi was checking his little sister out, I can't blame her full scale.
So also this new dude shows up and he has hair that looks like Juna's when she is in her awful Super Saiyan mode. His theme song had me trying to figure out where I had heard it before. At first, I thought it was obviously the Legend of Zelda Dungeon theme, but upon listening to it, while similar in some ways, it wasn't quite right. Keeping the theme of video games in mind, I realized what I really meant was the intro to The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, but even then, I wasn't fully convinced. Further investigation revealed that Kaiki's theme was, basically Edvard Grieg's In The Hall of the Mountain King.
Hasn't this been educational?
Don't believe Corvo's lies. Casshern Sins is one of the most unrelentingly depressing shows in existence. Although it is a better anime with Umakoshi character designs than Saint Seiya Omega.
Rat me out, why don't you?