Admiral Woofington
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someone remind me, how self aware are the actual yu gi oh anime shows that they're playing a children's card game way too seriously?
Errr. Wolf's Rain already sold out?
Oh I've heard about the wacky romance hijinks. They're why Jexhius loves this season...
At least Ral is back?
Gundam Build Fighters Try 1
So the big problem with the first episode of Try is I don't feel it introduced me to any of the characters. The first season established its leads really well in the first episode. By contrast, the first episode of Try ends by saying a team will eventually come together, and maybe grow beyond standard anime jokes. The thing is, you gotta give us something to grab onto regarding these characters. (Sekai=likes martial arts, Fumina=likes Gunpla. That kinda sums it up.) There are little tidbits of characterization, but nothing to really make any of them grow on you.
Hey you guys, any stand out anime this year? I've only seen sequels so far.
STOP.
CEASE.
DESIST.
GET OUT OF THERE.
BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!
It's too late nintendoman.
I'm already caught in its gravitational pull.
In the end, man is bound by the Earth...and its bad anime...
It went superfast this morning. When I ordered mine, I think there was fifteen left. After I got out of the shower, it was down to one.
People should be very happy to learn that the new Gundam Build Fighters projects are GM no Gyakushuu, a new TV series from the staff of the original GBF series (e.g., Nagasaki directing), and Battlogue, a short film directed by mecha animator extraordinaire Obari.
Yeah, I would've fought the fuckers and at least kicked him in the dick. Who cares if I got beaten down. No reason for him to keep going like this. Time to fight back Koyuki!
Also, this is obe of the first times I've seen them preach about safe sex (outside of Nana's birth control pills, lol)
Lucifer/Satan/Beelzebub are different characters in some christian mythology. Beelzebub is usually a giant fly.
People should be very happy to learn that the new Gundam Build Fighters projects are GM no Gyakushuu, a new TV series from the staff of the original GBF series (e.g., Nagasaki directing), and Battlogue, a short film directed by mecha animator extraordinaire Obari.
[GUNDAM BUILD _EXTRA BATTLE PROJECT]
<Gundam Build Fighters GM's Counterattack>
It has been three years since the end of the "Gundam Build Fighters" TV series.
Now a totally new story starring Sei Iori and friends is set to begin.
It features spectacular Gunpla battles featuring both your favorite mobile suits from the TV series, and all new designs created specifically for "GM's Counterattack".
<Gundam Build Fighters Battlogue>
This is a dynamic dream battle featuring many types of Gunpla skirmishing in all sorts of situations by short film.
There are Gunpla battles for every fan in here!
Space Brothers 43
Man was this intense, I was starting to hyperventilate with him lol.
What a twist there, with the ghost/hallucination actually keeping his word.
GBF Try is still in the top quarter of Gundam shows, though that says more about Gundam than Try.
Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis PV2
It's too late nintendoman.
I'm already caught in its gravitational pull.
In the end, man is bound by the Earth...and its bad anime...
the only way this news could be better is if there was also a Gundam AGE OVA announced.
Hey you guys, any stand out anime this year? I've only seen sequels so far.
so we're getting a GBF recap thing and a new GBF thing with the first season cast but they arent grown up or what?
Why would they name it after Chars Counterattack
CCA blows
I can't help but picture the interpretation of Lucifer and Satan in Seven Mortal Sins, hahahaha
The GBF thing sounds like two movies.
GBF Try is still in the top quarter of Gundam shows, though that says more about Gundam than Try.
Second season is starting out great with both the comedy and Hachi's continued mission of self discovery and growth. Vice Pres is a great, adorable addition to the cast as well.
Lucifer/Satan/Beelzebub are different characters in some christian mythology. Beelzebub is usually a giant fly.
I still think that Sekai's martial arts are a massive improvement over the Build Knuckle though. Sekai really sold his attacks and made them fun to watch.
Genma Taisen (Harmageddon) - This on the other hand, this is one of the best-looking bad anime movies I've seen. Great visuals, but holy shit that story, and all of the hilarious expository dialogue. I don't think it's quite so-bad-it's-good bad though, which is unfortunate.
Pretty intense episode with Kirschner, but most importantly, I finally got confirmation that the white haired kids are really
I'll never get this.
Not only was Build Knuckle introduced in the middle of the show, it was mostly used as a finisher. Sekai's jigen hao ryu bullshit was there from episode on amped up to an insane amount over Build Knuckle and was always used as the finisher and mid fight because Try hated showing any kind of tactical thinking even though it was a show about triple battles and teamwork. It also turned into some catch-all Hokuto Shinken bullshit where it turns out martial arts has a counter for literally every situation.
I guess it can be considered better if you also find Naruto using 40 different kinds of Rasengans appealing. Yeah its the same shit, but this one has some firey swirls in it.
Finished Tiger & Bunny enjoyed the Japanese take on more American style heroes. The whole premise was good and I'm glad the story did the plot lines it had. Felt Bunny's whole arc at the end was a bit too typical even for a hero story lol.
I liked it but also did not have an amazing omg moment. Like the characters and world, would love to see it fleshed out more in a sequel.
Not sure what to watch next, want something new but finished so I can binge it/catch an episode while at the gym.
Sweeeeeeeet a comment I made on Yuri on Ice is now apparently quoted in the Yuri on Ice wikipedia from the review I wrote! It's not the most flattering thing I said about the series, but I'm famous at last! MuwahahahaWhy'd it have to be the quote where I railed on the skating animation nose dive? Thaaat's going to get me shit.
I dunno, I totally get it. Like, I wouldn't defend Try for the poorer character work and general step down in direction and action animation, but I totally get this. The fundamental difference is this: GBF was not a super robot show, while GBFT was a super robot show. It's about intent from the onset.
GBF was sold to audiences as a show about tactical competitive action, and the best episodes of the show was about clever strategies used by one party to overcome the other. It's like watching Gundam Paintball. So when the latter half of the show falls back to a single super move being the key to victory in every match the lead is in, it becomes stale and boring because of expectations.
GBFT on the other hand was sold to audiences as a wacky over the top team shounen battle super robot show. It's far less "realistic", the rules are much looser, and much of it is about the power of imagination. In that context, given that the lead is a martial artist who seems to know jack shit about military mech combat, I don't think it drags the show down at all. It's very much part of the theme.