To everyone who didn't vote for Gatchaman:
Yeah sure but the things like the "Ultra Super Anime Time" block and Teekyu were already a thing in 2015. As well as popular other shorts like Somera-chan and Wakako-zake.
I wouldn't say that this is really a thing that happened in 2016
If I had a disappointment of the year it was Insight.
Yeah sure but the things like the "Ultra Super Anime Time" block and Teekyu were already a thing in 2015. As well as popular other shorts like Somera-chan and Wakako-zake.
I wouldn't say that this is really a thing that happened in 2016
If I had a disappointment of the year it was Insight.
Insight was great, but Crowds was definitely better. Insight had too many plot threads to handle all of them well, and Hajime was way more fun to watch than Tsubasa. I think it focused too much on Tsubasa/Gel - it should have given more time to the other characters.
The best parts of Insight were the Hajime/Katze interactions.
It's less "started in 2016" and more "increasingly recognized in 2016".
Also, the series had NO clue what to do with most of the season one cast.
"Sweet, Rui has awesome powers now, and looks like he'll be very important to this arc!"Also, the series had NO clue what to do with most of the season one cast.
Blodbo- Shirobako was robbed!
"Sweet, Rui has awesome powers now, and looks like he'll be very important to this arc!"
PSYCH
It would be somewhat pointless to list "overlooked" shows from 2015 and not just have it be something like my list. Even from shows I'm not really that fond of or haven't watched it'd be nice to see stuff like Sora ga Seiyuu, Koufuku Graffiti, Concrete Revolutio, Garo, Osomatsu, Junketsu no Maria, or maybe even garbage like BBB. Not only does the compiled GAF list lack projects that exude a certain sense of creativity, but they also seem to target a very specific demographic. That's probably what strikes me the most, is the lack of diversity in the tone these shows sell. This is probably the first year where there are just no comedy shows listed in the top ten. Everything is self-serious to a degree, and I can't really say a single show on the list is really demanding of the audience to really offer more than a modicum of intelligent thought.I don't know. What do you think was overlooked from 2015? It was a year of tepid sequels. You're going to get these years at some point.
In contrast, 2016 already has a strong showing with Rakugo and Erased and the "standardization" of the shorts format.
Yeah I agree, Summer 2015 seemed to start a big boom if I looked correctly.
Summer 2015 was when the Ultra Super Anime Time block started, which adds 3+ short shows to every season. Plus, since they share a half-hour timeslot, they end up being 8 minutes, longer than the usual 2-5 minutes for shorts and already approaching half-length anime (examples of which would be Azazel-san, Muromi, Yama no Susume S2).
Erased came out too late
Where the hell is rolling girls
You nerds really fucked up this time
Hm, okay I can kind of see this. I'm not sure the shift you're talking about exists just yet but there is level of "been there done that" in this list compared to previous ones.It would be somewhat pointless to list "overlooked" shows from 2015 and not just have it be something like my list. Even from shows I'm not really that fond of or haven't watched it'd be nice to see stuff like Sora ga Seiyuu, Koufuku Graffiti, Concrete Revolutio, Garo, Osomatsu, Junketsu no Maria, or maybe even garbage like BBB.
Expecting short shows to somehow take off because they are slightly longer just seems like misplaced optimism based on a meaningless metric.
Where the hell is rolling girls
You nerds really fucked up this time
Please. It was good for at least two and a halfRolling Girls was good for about 2 episodes.
https://sakuga.yshi.org/data/80b03b0de68217c98792c8985dfab8ed.webm
Nevar forget what could've been ;~;7
Where the hell is rolling girls
You nerds really fucked up this time
Where the hell is rolling girls
You nerds really fucked up this time
While we're at it. I always wondered in which timeslots Teekyu and other super short anime fit. From being a kid I can remember that sometimes they aired a short Disney animation during commercial breaks. How does it work in Japan?
Also Tabi Machi finished right? I remember that it would be replaced with something else but I might be making things up. Do you know what's going to happen?
Where the hell is rolling girls
You nerds really fucked up this time
Where the hell is rolling girls
You nerds really fucked up this time
You should watch Cross Ange
All of these anime suck compared to episode 13 of Lupin
I'm no expert in Japanese TV channels, but they air at all sorts of odd times. Teekyuu airs Tuesdays at 1:05 AM on Tokyo MX, after which comes Ketsuekigata-kun! at 1:08 AM, after which comes Mahou Shoujo Nante Mou Ii Desu kara at 1:11 AM. Not sure if there's a consistent pattern for how all shorts are handled.
Yes, Comix Wave is organizing a series of 3 shorts, 4 episodes each, which will all air in the same timeslot. This week This Boy Works with Magic will start, and in March She and Her Cat will air.
Erased is a 2016 title. It will very likely be in the top 10 for 2016's AOTY.
We can only hope, but something like My Hero Academy will get more attention from casuals than Erased will.
???? Erased is already pretty popular...
Cornbread what are you doing.
Got a feeling that people like Lupin 2015 way more then warranted because
1. its Lupin
2. Its not Fujiko Mine
Wow, it was last year and it didn't make the top 5? -_-Where is Parasyte ?
We can only hope, but something like My Hero Academy will get more attention from casuals than Erased will.
3. It understands Zenigata.
We can only hope, but something like My Hero Academy will get more attention from casuals than Erased will.