Dedication Through Light
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ONly one person watched ballroom today, and no token ranbu? What, have people given up this season or something?
Summer Anime 2017 |OT| More streaming services than shows to watch
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Crimson_Echidna
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Re;Creators, Episodes 16 - Is it wrong that I want the Elimination Chamber to actually be held in the WWE cage?
excuse me bud but maybe you missed the japanese dub of rwby
KuwabaraTheMan
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Kakegurui 5:
Really fun episode (especially with Mr. Boring barely around). Mary is the absolute best, and I love how simple yet effective the con they pulled was. Not the best episode of the show, but it was a really entertaining watch. I need more of Yumeko and Mary together now, because they make a great pair.
Trojita
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Nice Bakuretsu
I probably did. What with it?
yumeko is the MC.
it does not mean anything...but now rwby has ryuuko's VA from kill la kill punching lots of stuff and shouting "ora ora ora"...
AquaWateria
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I can't blame tbh. I myself am waiting for fall season to come so I can see Kekkai Sensen season 2 (season 1 was damn good), Ancient Magus Bride (Manga is amazing), and Full Metal Panic. Plus I am also just finishing some of my backlog.
More Thunderbolt Fantasy "coming soon".
According to ANN this will be an adaptation of both the Screaming Phoenix Killer spinoff novel (not written by Urobuchi), plus some additional new Urobuchi penned content focusing on Shang. Season 2 proper is coming in 2018.
According to ANN this will be an adaptation of both the Screaming Phoenix Killer spinoff novel (not written by Urobuchi), plus some additional new Urobuchi penned content focusing on Shang. Season 2 proper is coming in 2018.
Aikatsu Stars 66
I think I know what warring console fans look like from the outside now. Fans are so petty for nothing. I must admit the designer being terrified at Yume having an idea was hilarious. Yume gets the big speech to unite everyone in their love of all idols, the stage is set for her to get wings, and.... no wings. Only Yume can deliver an anti-climax that hard. Though at least we got someone winning from the previous episode. That doesn't happen too often. Kirara is still an awful person, and I love her for it. Venus Ark really needs someone besides the sheep though.
I think I know what warring console fans look like from the outside now. Fans are so petty for nothing. I must admit the designer being terrified at Yume having an idea was hilarious. Yume gets the big speech to unite everyone in their love of all idols, the stage is set for her to get wings, and.... no wings. Only Yume can deliver an anti-climax that hard. Though at least we got someone winning from the previous episode. That doesn't happen too often. Kirara is still an awful person, and I love her for it. Venus Ark really needs someone besides the sheep though.
AquaWateria
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Konosuba Season 2 Episode 6
Vandir is still alive lol. Kazuma dies again only to see Eris again. Seems like hes fallen in love with her lmao. Can't blame him when he is surround by idiots. I mean Aqua is what got him killed.
Lol at Megumin writing holy sword excalibur. That Aqua smirk tho.
Vandir is still alive lol. Kazuma dies again only to see Eris again. Seems like hes fallen in love with her lmao. Can't blame him when he is surround by idiots. I mean Aqua is what got him killed.
Lol at Megumin writing holy sword excalibur. That Aqua smirk tho.
AquaWateria
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What was the meaning behind this lol.
ThatChairMan
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King Gainer did it first.
Jex
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They're just kids! What's wrong with all the adults in this world?
Is it really? It's more yumeko, and Suzui are the mc.. not a spoiler but next arc in the anime is yumeko/suzui focused..
I'll be frank, that seems more interesting than most UC scenarios. I would watch an anime of that and the character design for the lead is cool.
I have no clue. Uncle happily assists niece in essentially committing suicide.
Aqua was laughing at Kazuma's thing, y'know
TacticalHotdog
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Further thoughts on Texhnolyze
Forgot to post this short write up when I finished the show.
Firstly, after finishing the show, I still thought the best episode of the show was episode 19 when they go to the surface, and also the most depressing. See, even though literally everyone dies in the final episode, at least by that point you know this is inevitable and you are just going along for the ride. Episode 19 is it truly hits you how utterly pointless everything is, and everyone is going to die. It is also a great episode for other reasons than that, but I am bringing this up for my next point.
This is not a nihilist show, which I thought it was going to be at first thanks to the aforementioned episode. Firstly, part of the reason everything dies in the first place is because people resign themselves for the end to happen, whether because of apathy after having achieved the final stages of evolution, or because they decide that the seer's prophecies are inevitable, though they are not since the beginning of the show told us she only sees possibilities. In essence, it is more of a warning against apathy. The other big reason is that in the finale, there are two people who gets dignified death. Onishi gets one because instead of surrendering to insanity, he dies doing one last task for the city. Ichise gets one because he dies trying to protect what little he has left to protect, even if he fails. In the end, you can see him dying without regret. Basically, despite their actions not changing anything, their attempt to fight the inevitable fulfills them. In essence, this is a show rooted in the concept of absurdism. Very much like the Myth of Sysiphus, where Albert Camus concludes that the very act of rolling the rock uphill fills Sysiphus with contentment once he has reached acceptance of his hopeless situation.
So in a certain point of view, this is an inspirational show!
Forgot to post this short write up when I finished the show.
Firstly, after finishing the show, I still thought the best episode of the show was episode 19 when they go to the surface, and also the most depressing. See, even though literally everyone dies in the final episode, at least by that point you know this is inevitable and you are just going along for the ride. Episode 19 is it truly hits you how utterly pointless everything is, and everyone is going to die. It is also a great episode for other reasons than that, but I am bringing this up for my next point.
This is not a nihilist show, which I thought it was going to be at first thanks to the aforementioned episode. Firstly, part of the reason everything dies in the first place is because people resign themselves for the end to happen, whether because of apathy after having achieved the final stages of evolution, or because they decide that the seer's prophecies are inevitable, though they are not since the beginning of the show told us she only sees possibilities. In essence, it is more of a warning against apathy. The other big reason is that in the finale, there are two people who gets dignified death. Onishi gets one because instead of surrendering to insanity, he dies doing one last task for the city. Ichise gets one because he dies trying to protect what little he has left to protect, even if he fails. In the end, you can see him dying without regret. Basically, despite their actions not changing anything, their attempt to fight the inevitable fulfills them. In essence, this is a show rooted in the concept of absurdism. Very much like the Myth of Sysiphus, where Albert Camus concludes that the very act of rolling the rock uphill fills Sysiphus with contentment once he has reached acceptance of his hopeless situation.
So in a certain point of view, this is an inspirational show!
No, it's not.
Large Professor
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Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusion 1 - 8
This is an awesome show. It's really funny and the action/fighting scenes are surprisingly epic. I wasn't expecting the shift in tone in the last episodes
This is an awesome show. It's really funny and the action/fighting scenes are surprisingly epic. I wasn't expecting the shift in tone in the last episodes
when it turns out the fantasy world is a coping mechanism for Rikka.
Can't wait to watch my first Persona anime and experience the disappointment the rest of you regularly feel with a Persona anime adaptation.
Already experienced disappointment with the game itself, so meh
Can't wait to watch my first Persona anime and experience the disappointment the rest of you regularly feel with a Persona anime adaptation.
So I'm guessing we're getting some P5 spinoffs next year and the anime will be jumpstarting that push if the P4 anime was anything to go off of.
Guilty Crown 06-07
The show has hit its stride marvelously. Everything that transpired during the yacht ride was dazzling.
The satellite weapon is probably unconstitutional and unapproved by other nations, but never mind that because it's time for a confessional man to man. Then Shu punches the injured Gai, who just survived a satellite attack, because he doesn't want anyone getting hurt. During the episode's mission, Inori mows down security guards using a double side grip. Realizing that Inori is a lost cause, Shu has decided to court Gai instead since they got to hold hands under a spontaneous aurora. In exchange for saving Tokyo from destruction, the terrorist group Undertaker has demanded that Shu be allowed to go back to school. They really have no significant interests beyond sending their trump card into a vulnerable environment?
Is firing anti-aircraft missiles sideways in order to shoot at a ship count as side grip as well? Shu aborts his second official mission to spy on his mother instead, which he happens to call by first name and who brazenly seeks out "skinship" from him. So Undertaker is fine with stealing an Endlave and a Void Genome but miscellaneous military supplies must be bought through legitimate means?
Is firing anti-aircraft missiles sideways in order to shoot at a ship count as side grip as well? Shu aborts his second official mission to spy on his mother instead, which he happens to call by first name and who brazenly seeks out "skinship" from him. So Undertaker is fine with stealing an Endlave and a Void Genome but miscellaneous military supplies must be bought through legitimate means?
The show has hit its stride marvelously. Everything that transpired during the yacht ride was dazzling.
YOU NEVER SEE IT COMIIIIIINGGG! It was only a matter of time. Oh sweet sweet animated Makoto, truly the best girl.
That depends, who is directing? Seiji Kishi shouldn't touch it after what he did for P4 animation.
Can't wait to watch my first Persona anime and experience the disappointment the rest of you regularly feel with a Persona anime adaptation.
That depends, who is directing? Seiji Kishi shouldn't touch it after what he did for P4 animation.
PdotMichael
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twice even
Joe Molotov
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He has a tiny penis.
PdotMichael
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Jex
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After watching Shin Godzilla I think it would be best for Anno to never direct anything Evangelion related again. The only way a 4th Rebuild movie would be acceptable is if there was no Angels, no EVA units, no large scale destruction. When Anno is backed into the corner of returning to those same concepts again within the Evangelion universe the results are underwhelming.
Just let him dump whatever he wants out as the last Rebuild movie so he can finally be free
Angry Grimace
Two cannibals are eating a clown. One turns to the other and says "does something taste funny to you?"
Konosuba rewatch Season 2
I somehow forgot how tremendous Season 2's gags were despite the insanely shitty animation quality. Kazuma truly is unrivaled in the art of sexual harassment. I'm watching the marriage meeting episode and I'm dying.
I somehow forgot how tremendous Season 2's gags were despite the insanely shitty animation quality. Kazuma truly is unrivaled in the art of sexual harassment. I'm watching the marriage meeting episode and I'm dying.
Jex
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Oh boy.
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