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Ugliest Manga Ever
Have you even read One Punch Man??
Ugliest Manga Ever
Murata's interpretation of MP100's characters
After watching the new episode, I'll say that the more original line-work with weight this show uses compared to more traditional looking OPM, puts it on top as the better looking show of the two.
Great episode.
But regarding the explosion, does that mean Mob can feel rage all the time or o only if he reaches 100% again?
Thats just when he pops his top and stops bottling up his emotions. He's afraid of lashing out so he tries to be as mundane as possible.
As of right now I hope he explodes fairly often because he's a decent protagonist when he isn't just a background character who got top billing.
This is actually a big part of the story. Mob is a nobody and is designed with that in mind.
At the rate that they're adapting this, anyone think that it's going to end at the?Claw arc
Because I'd love to see the stuff right after that.
At the rate that they're adapting this, anyone think that it's going to end at the?Claw arc
Because I'd love to see the stuff right after that.
The problem is the anime doesn't sell Mob very well. They lavish a lot of attention on some of the actiony scenes but not on Mob's actual character. It feels like OPM in that it's mostly fights punctuated by some deadpan comedy but Mob Psycho is a lot more character driven than OPM.
Pretty sure it ends at the first part of the Claw arc.
Yea that's what I was thinking. It will fall short of adapting my favorite arc and some of what I think is the best characterization for Mob.
What exactly do you think the anime is doing wrong compared to the manga?
I personally think OPM is funnier than Mob, but, then again, it is a parody. I derive a lot of humor from ONE's art in the Mob manga. Dramatic faces in ONE's style are pretty funny.
It's hard to quantify. I'd have to look at it really in depth but my gut feeling is they're distributing their resources unevenly. The amazing psychedelic camera pan in episode 1 for example. It looks crazy good, but it's ultimately completely irrelevant to Mob's character. In contrast, I noticed they fucked up this scene in Ep03:
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Lastly, I think the Mob Psycho manga was slow to start, but eventually came into its own as ONE developed a better idea of the story he wanted to tell. BONES' mistake, I think, is taking an already tepid beginning and dragging it out with beautiful but immaterial side attractions.
I figured Mob's explosion would be "end of the world" type power which is why he tries to keep a lid on his emotions. So the scene was a little anti-climatic with that expectation, but it was still awesome. I love the screencap Rushersauce posted.
Great show so far
Damn he made the creepy girl a huge hottie.
He might, but the point is that we're going based entirely on the Anime, the Manga readers might promise the sky but I haven't seen it yet. It's good enough to not drop the show obviously I just gotta keep hoping it reaches the level where the praise of the Manga readers is warranted.Guys.... Mob grows as a character, it's pretty amazing to see it happen. Just wait, don't start assuming Mob is just a plain character, he is not.
Guys.... Mob grows as a character, it's pretty amazing to see it happen. Just wait, don't start assuming Mob is just a plain character, he is not.
This is fine and all, but ideally it should be the anime that convinces people of this, not people who read the source material.
extremely vague manga spoilers
does thein the opening mean that the anime will get to that point?__________broccoli________
Nobody is saying they're going to drop it, it's fine to be critical and state you aren't pleased as is. I don't have to assume everything will get better because the show just started, Anime has had situations where a show that starts shitty stays shitty, or starts amazing and ends in a much weaker note (Erased).You people want everything at the start, jesus. The anime is just beginning.
You people want everything at the start, jesus. The anime is just beginning.
Not at all. What I want is for a show to convey what it's capable of, rather than relying on people who already read it to say "no guys, trust me, it gets better". The "3 episode rule" is a pretty good baseline for evaluating a lot of short anime and so far Mob Psycho 100 hasn't astounded in that timeframe beyond being very beautiful. I think Hyouka also had this problem and while that doesnt stop Hyouka from being a masterpiece it doesn't mean the beginning wasn't still lukewarm.
Ping Pong and Uchouten Kazoku, both anime from recent years, were instantly appealing. They didn't need people going "just stick with it", or "you guys have it all wrong, you'll see". They didn't need a massive animation budget either. Just good storytelling, and strategic tipping of their hand to charm the viewers into wanting more.
This is totally unrelated, but I've been seeing Ping Pong recommended everywhere and decided to finally jump in.
I finished the whole thing in one sitting. Wow. Thank you so much for recommending it. It was a wonderful story.
Is this supposed to be on Hulu Plus?
Mob is definitely a slower burn than OPM, but the arc covered by the next 2 episodes is where it really takes off IMO.
that's awesome to hear. I feel like seeing what 100% was really solidified what this show was. I didn't really see where the show was going after the first two.
can't wait for next week: "Mob gets dragged into an idiotic event run by idiots for idiots."
Saw a crunchyroll commercial for this the other day. Looked kind of entertaining. Probably going to try to give it a try this weekend.