A wheel of the worst of anime would probably be amazing.
people send vhs' of the shitty 80s-90s anime nobody talks about.
Does Monday have any good shows on simulcast? I watched 4 minutes of BAKUON!! and couldn't handle it, and Cerberus is crap.
people send vhs' of the shitty 80s-90s anime nobody talks about.
Now that I've wasted most of my life on Stardew Valley, I can get back into anime.
What to watch first... Hmmm.
Mayoiga? It sounds suitably dumb? Is it fun dumb or just bad dumb. Guess I'll find out.
Have you heard of Hundred?
Have you heard of Hundred?
I read a review that ranked it below Cerberus so I haven't checked it out, do you think it's worth watching?
people send vhs' of the shitty 80s-90s anime nobody talks about.
Well it's more entertaining than Cerberus, but it's haremshit that I wouldn't generally call worth watching.
Does Monday have any good shows on simulcast? I watched 4 minutes of BAKUON!! and couldn't handle it, and Cerberus is crap.
Hundred is art.I read a review that ranked it below Cerberus so I haven't checked it out, do you think it's worth watching?
SNAFU/Oregairu 1
I often hear people call things "pretentious" that don't deserve the label, but this actually does. It tries to dress up what a cheap LN harem scenario by having obtuse enough writing that the audience will be distracted. The protagonist Hachiman comes off as a typical teenager trying to justify anti-social behavior through cynical philosophy and intellectual pretensions. The delivery of the dialogue between him and the female lead makes the show feel like a discount Bakemonogatari.
SNAFU/Oregairu 1
I often hear people call things "pretentious" that don't deserve the label, but this actually does. It tries to dress up what a cheap LN harem scenario by having obtuse enough writing that the audience will be distracted. The protagonist Hachiman comes off as a typical teenager trying to justify anti-social behavior through cynical philosophy and intellectual pretensions. The delivery of the dialogue between him and the female lead makes the show feel like a discount Bakemonogatari.
Sailor Moon Crystal.
For me, it's a show that existed in context and served as a compromise between the pure anti-social nature of Watamote and the ambivalence of Hyouka. The fact that the character continually martyrs himself is what makes him interesting, since it's completely self-destructive and he doesn't really care. It's why the whole Hachiman = Batman thing happened, complete with one of the fansub groups replacing the OP with The Dark Knight theme.
Sailor Moon Crystal.
Is the new season actually good? I really didn't like the last one.
Is the new season actually good? I really didn't like the last one.
I watched 3 episodes of season 1 and got my fill of Sailor Moon for the decade. Had some nice nostalgia for the days Dic still existed though.
Crystal has become good? I honestly thought that was a troll rec.
SNAFU/Oregairu 1
I often hear people call things "pretentious" that don't deserve the label, but this actually does. It tries to dress up what a cheap LN harem scenario by having obtuse enough writing that the audience will be distracted. The protagonist Hachiman comes off as a typical teenager trying to justify anti-social behavior through cynical philosophy and intellectual pretensions. The delivery of the dialogue between him and the female lead makes the show feel like a discount Bakemonogatari.
Better find a non-currently airing show to watch on Mondays then.
I don't find it that funny. Unless you say it's in the "so bad it's good" kind of funny lol.
Hundred 02
This show is like getting full off of a whole bag of Doritos. Mmmm give me more.
someone help me out here
I had been calling him Batman here around the same time anyway, so imagine my surprise when the new episode came out and I heard that stupid Zimmer theme. lolI googled that opening one day and I laughed my ass off. The fact someone actually bothered to do it is 2good.
For me, it's a show that existed in context and served as a compromise between the pure anti-social nature of Watamote and the ambivalence of Hyouka. The fact that the character continually martyrs himself is what makes him interesting, since it's completely self-destructive and he doesn't really care. It's why the whole Hachiman = Batman thing happened, complete with one of the fansub groups replacing the OP with The Dark Knight theme.
Twitter impressions have it 2/2 so far and a step above Crystal.
more like coming home after a hard day of work and stuffing yourself with hot pockets that burn the shit out of your mouth but you don't mind because at least you feel something
y would he say this if it didn't happen in this timeline?:
someone help me out here
That might be because he is. Well.. maybe not typical. OreGairu always felt like it was about the crippling self-doubt and assumed identities brought on by precocious youth, all told from within that viewpoint. The show conveys fairly well what its like to be young, smart, and insecure the loneliness, the self-effacing humor, blaming your issues on others, and, yeah, even the pretentiousness that comes with that.
aw shit forgot it's Hundred day
Binging ERASED was a mistake. I'm completely drained. God damn.
y would he say this if it didn't happen in this timeline?:
someone help me out here
y would he say this if it didn't happen in this timeline?:
someone help me out here
This is what I thought too. She would have found and helped that little girl regardless of MC meeting her.It did happen, just "Satella" did it on her own. I think.
I'm not sure he would get recognition for that.It did happen, just "Satella" did it on her own. I think.
I had the same immediate though as you, probably because of the imagery in the OP. But yeah, kind of just had to write it off as the second of the two.My theory was that his ghosts exist concurrently (so there would be like 5 of him walking around right now), but he says it too soon for that to be true (before the MC gets attacked by the 3 dudes), so it must be that people have some small memory of his previous actions. The MC says something to that effect as well. Either it'll get explained later, or it doesn't really matter.
more like coming home after a hard day of work and stuffing yourself with hot pockets that burn the shit out of your mouth but you don't mind because at least you feel something
I mean, that's the thing, he's an Oreki who cares even less. He's thrust into this club against his will and forced to solve "mysteries", but rather than highlight his abilities and form connections, his solutions all involve bearing other people's social burdens.I don't think Hyouka is ambivalent. The whole point of the show is to depict Oreki steadily coming out of his self-imposed shell through the intervention of Chitanda and others. It's sustained character growth that wholly endorses the benefits of human relationships.
Now SNAFU might also depict character growth over the course of the series, and I know the second season is supposed to be the good one anyway. But I'm not in any rush. The style of writing in this episode just rubbed me the wrong way.
I mean, that's the thing, he's an Oreki who cares even less. He's thrust into this club against his will and forced to solve "mysteries", but rather than highlight his abilities and form connections, his solutions all involve bearing other people's social burdens.
Heck, I'm surprised people didn't call him Jesus back then.
Not that I'm familiar with the bible, but wasn't that whole cross thing a result of him pissing off the wrong people? Oh, and he bears the sins of people who hate him anyway because that's just the kind of dude he is.Jesus isn't anti-social.
Jesus isn't anti-social.
For me, it's a show that existed in context and served as a compromise between the pure anti-social nature of Watamote and the ambivalence of Hyouka. The fact that the character continually martyrs himself is what makes him interesting, since it's completely self-destructive and he doesn't really care. It's why the whole Hachiman = Batman thing happened, complete with one of the fansub groups replacing the OP with The Dark Knight theme.