Show of the season.Uchip said:didnt know what lottes toy is
checked it out
why the fuck are you guys wasting your spare time on this? O_O
Show of the season.Uchip said:didnt know what lottes toy is
checked it out
why the fuck are you guys wasting your spare time on this? O_O
trejo said:I was just messing with you. I know of the show's colorful relationships already, even if I haven't seen all of it.
Instro said:Show of the season.
Instro said:Show of the season.
trejo said:But you do tend to throw the occasional umarked spoiler from time to time though I'm sure it's not on purpose.
Yup... and that's not even the most awfully disturbing part, in my opinion.Unknown Soldier said:I've been operating under the impression that all you people have seen it before and I'm the only one watching this for the first time. I can start spoiler-tagging everything if you want.
Cardcaptor Sakura 10:
Okay, so let me get this straight.
Sakura's dad was a first-year teacher who met Sakura's mom in the high school class he was teaching. He married her when she was only 16. Tomoyo's mom is Sakura's mom's cousin. So that means that Tomoyo is totally lesbian-crushing on her cousin?
This shit gets better and better every episode. I'd like to personally thank CLAMP for whatever the hell it is that I'm thanking CLAMP for, because right now my brain is full of fuck and I can't be certain as to what I should be thanking CLAMP for even though I feel the need to thank them.
I'm trying to drop it now, I think, as I say below. There isn't a lot left in it, though... but I certainly dislike this tone quite a bit.Steroyd said:Lotte's Toy - 11
Well damn, if this show didn't have a loli succubus, a pantyless loli, and a rabbit loli thrown in for good measure this would have been a somewhat touching episode.
and LOL at the very end. ABF is going to have a field day with this.
That'd be a decent excuse if she acted demonstratively different from a human, but she doesn't, so it's not a very good one.Instro said:It's ok because she's not human.
She might be moe, but her being hit on by a teenager? Not so much I think.Uchip said:its moe!
Well, in my defense it hits new lows in episode 8 that it hadn't gone to before... the anime is mixing elements from different parts of the manga and making up some new ones (the foreign prince hadn't been introduced yet by the beach episode in the manga for instance, and episode 1 didn't exist, etc.). The result is that the anime has more of this stuff than the manga does as far as I've read it, episode 8 particularly.icarus-daedelus said:So did it really take you a whole 8 episodes to realize how shamelessly groty Lotte's Toy is?
It is pretty ridiculous, but I didn't like it.tiff said:Loli panty shots weren't as hilariously ridiculous as that playboy prince falling in love with a little girl though.
This is probably true, you're right.jman2050 said:If someone was naive enough to believe that a show with Lotte's Toy premise ends up being anything more than what everyone said it was going to be, then they deserve everything they get.
I mean, it's anime people. Nothing special going on here.
Yeah, Asuha is one of the best characters in the show.Izayoi said:Astarotte no Omocha! 9 and 10 I'm still in disbelief that it took nine episodes before we saw the beach. Mist is an exhibitionist, go figure. Asuha really is the star of the show.
Indeed true.Gosick 20 I'm glad they're back together again. The show just doesn't work as well with them apart.
I'm a horrible, horrible procrastinator too... it does cause problems sometimes, I must admit... I was good at school anyway, though, but sometimes I have procrastinated too much for sure.Nichijou 10 EHHHHH. The whole town is full of trolls. Amazing. I can sympathize with Yukko's plight all too well. I'm the worst procrastinator on the face of the planet, especially when it comes to homework. The after-credits made it so perfect.
KuwabaraTheMan said:You're watching it because it is one of the greatest anime ever made. What better reason could there be to watch something?
jman2050 said:Pretty sure kawaii is being used sardonically there. At least, that'd make sense considering what episode he's talking about.
jman2050 said:CCS one of the greatest anime ever made?
I'm not quite sure about THAT distinction, but it is very good nonetheless.
RurouniZel said:Damn straight. CCS is a fucking classic! ^_^
Hanasaku Iroha 12
"You've made a nest of his feelings and are just resting on it," Damn, that's probably the best goddamn analogy for this sort of situation I've ever heard. I'm remembering that one.
You know, as much as I don't like Ko x Ohana, I like Tohru x Ohana even LESS, so I'm putting myself on team Ko. (or really, team Minchi, but whatever). Tohru is not an appealing character to me. To me, there's simply no chemistry between Tohru and Ohana at all. It's like the Star Wars prequels where Anakin and Padwin end up together, but I never ONCE believed as I watched the movies that they could really be in love with each other. It felt more like they loved each other because "the story required them to,", if that makes any sense. I guess what I mean is I simply don't believe what the story-teller is feeding me here regarding Tohru x Ohana, so I simply don't want to see it happen.
Lafiel said:I don't even think Tohru x Ohana is a possibly at this point, sure the show is teasing you about it, and even though the theme of this episode - was ohana moving past kou, i think they have more or less set it up for kou to pursue ohana later on in the series lulz. (probably for the last few episodes).
jman2050 said:Pretty sure kawaii is being used sardonically there. At least, that'd make sense considering what episode he's talking about.
Uchip said:didnt know what lottes toy is
checked it out
why the fuck are you guys wasting your spare time on this? O_O
I've been operating under the impression that all you people have seen it before and I'm the only one watching this for the first time. I can start spoiler-tagging everything if you want.
They were meant to be weird and awkward, she was completely out of it. It's not like other characters think she's speaking normally, because they comment on it as well.trejo said:Hanasaku Iroha 12
I think I get what they were trying to go for with this episode but it just wasn't executed all that well. Ohana's little ramblings came off as weird and awkward more often than not and I'm not sure if it was done that way on purpose.
Really? The Ko stuff was 'resolved' in a surprisingly non-anime fashion. Minko's character with relation to Tohru has been like this since the beginning, she can't say anything to him.trejo said:The Ko stuff is moving too slow for my liking and the Tohana stuff is also starting to rub me the wrong way with the way Minko is dealing with the situation. It's starting to feel like something they're deliberatly trying to draw out as long as possible in order to fill those episodes.
Huh?trejo said:I also didn't like the fact that Tohru encourages teenage girls to engage in bulimia.
I don't think they're trying to sell you Tohru and Ohana, at least from Ohana's point of view.RurouniZel said:Hanasaku Iroha 12
I guess what I mean is I simply don't believe what the story-teller is feeding me here regarding Tohru x Ohana, so I simply don't want to see it happen.
As above, I don't think that piece of writing was cop-out. Even if they return to it later, the way it was dealt with was pretty great and involved realisations on the part of both characters.Hellsing321 said:Hanasaku 12
Kind of a cop out way to solve that one problem and leave the Ko-zone problem on the back burner.
Bulemia is an eating disorder where males take girls out on non-dates and force them to eat multiple meals until they vomit. I'm surprised you didn't know this.Jexhius said:Huh?
I found it hilarious.trejo said:Was I really the only one who foundkinda off-putting?Tohru making Minko stuff her face and telling her to throw up so she could keep going as if it was a completely natural thing to do
Tohru is kind of a dick, as per usual.trejo said:Was I really the only one who foundkinda off-putting?Tohru making Minko stuff her face and telling her to throw up so she could keep going as if it was a completely natural thing to do
Same here. Tohru is probably my favorite character after Ohana's Mom.Branduil said:I found it hilarious.
Articalys said:Neon Genesis Evangelion 21-24 (director's cut)
Actually IMO it's not a major problem to follow what they do tell you, but the real bitch is the remaining 90% they don't.[/I.
CHOCOLATE PARFAITSteroyd said:Sailormoon - 24
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Jexhius said:Sailor Moon 40-52
Sure is a lot of Sailor Moon. Yup.
I remember we had a conversation partially around the same topic some time ago (http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=27862927&postcount=17611), and I wanted to add to the opinion I expressed at that moment that I also find interesting how in a show like this one that revolves around personalities, even when we don't see explained directly some of the questions, the characters reaction to the expositions, happenings and such is what for me drives the series, so their compromises and the way they cope with the situations, their emotions, matters me more than a complete explanation of given story.Jexhius said:I think a lot of stories could benefit from telling you less, e.g. not filling in every little part of the world. However, they do neglect some fairly major stuff in Evangelion!
This is a good point, the show is rather character-focused as opposed to event-focused. That said it is nice to at least have a vague idea of what's going on./XX/ said:I remember we had a conversation partially around the same topic some time ago (http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=27862927&postcount=17611), and I wanted to add to the opinion I expressed at that moment that I also find interesting how in a show like this one that revolves around personalities, even when we don't see explained directly some of the questions, the characters reaction to the expositions, happenings and such is what for me drives the series, so their compromises and the way they cope with the situations, their emotions, matters me more than a complete explanation of given story.
But this is only one line of thinking, and there are many more, so everyone can approximate to the show and appreciate it (or despise it as well) for different reasons at the same time, and all are equally valid to me.
That's true! But it is also part of its charm, isn't it? Although I admit it feels somewhat 'cheap' regarding specific vaguely presented events...Articalys said:This is a good point, the show is rather character-focused as opposed to event-focused. That said it is nice to at least have a vague idea of what's going on.
I think in the end though there's still about 5% of the story details that are either permanently locked in Anno's head or are just total bullshit that no one knows.
At any rate, I should probably finish the series first before I'm really qualified to speak on any of this./XX/ said:That's true! But it is also part of its charm, isn't it? Although I admit it feels somewhat 'cheap' regarding specific vaguely presented events...
Yeah.Steroyd said:Started watching this because of the synopsis out of curiosity, show doesn't really follow up on it, so calm down, is surprisingly hnnnng worthy and I'm somehow 11 eps in without realising it.
I hit that one right on the head, my "or what I think is most likely...." was fucking dead on. I want a cookie now!cosmicblizzard said:Dog Dads 12
Bah, mac was right. No more conflict except for going home blues.
Also, that clapping animation with the generic people is mesmerizing.
This post is so wrong that it's actually an apt fit for the topic at hand, go ahead and equate the Irohans with the Miami Heat, do itDresden said:
I dropped this show last episode but this show pisses me off soo much that I still think about it. On my way home from work I kept getting pissed off over how when their friends all drove cars up to that island to use as runway lights that, well, why the fuck did they drive there and position themselves in the dark? What the fuck is this crap? Are those fuckers even old enough to drive? Sounds like some kind of vehicular Armageddon, what with all those teen morons driving and positioning themselves on an island with their lights off. All so it could be dramatic with them all turning on their lights to light up their way, fucking ridiculous. Shit I wanna punch the author so bad.Kaper said:Hidan no Aria - 10 show of the forever! I was having trouble holding on to my laughter the entire episode, but I totally lost it atKinji's special training
It's pretty clear that the creators consider the journey the characters go on emotionally to be more important than any wider reaching, external, plot./XX/ said:I remember we had a conversation partially around the same topic some time ago (http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=27862927&postcount=17611), and I wanted to add to the opinion I expressed at that moment that I also find interesting how in a show like this one that revolves around personalities, even when we don't see explained directly some of the questions, the characters reaction to the expositions, happenings and such is what for me drives the series, so their compromises and the way they cope with the situations, their emotions, matters me more than a complete explanation of given story.
I think you missed the post title.mAcOdIn said:This post is so wrong that it's actually an apt fit for the topic at hand, go ahead and equate the Irohans with the Miami Heat, do it