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The movie is dragged down by....well the entire thing really. Mal tells me we have 71% comparability, that must mean something!
I think it means it's time for me to put my yuri goggles on!
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I think it means it's time for me to put my yuri goggles on!
KO Traveling Hobo
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I was just poking my head in to post about the Persona 4 anime when you guys tied me to a chair and made me watch School Days.
I'm used goods now. No one else will take me.
The movie is dragged down by....well the entire thing really
I'd watch Arjuna, Yami, and School Days before I'd make myself watch the E7 movie. I shut it off after fifteen minutes and just sat for a while in silent disappointment. Watching the whole thing would be the hardest two-ish hours of anime I imagine I could ever experience.
I have a MAL but I don't rate any of my anime so I can't do compatibility with anyone.
hosannainexcelsis
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The movie is dragged down by....well the entire thing really
71% is fairly low for MAL. I mean, I'm at 93% with you.
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
As far as I'm concerned your defloration is not complete until you finish watching Utena 33.
Don't be coy now. You know you loved it.
I was implying that it explained why Regulus and myself disagreed about the movie.
sup bro
I feel like this is a trap.
Seems to me like we have a new animegaf OTP. Mac X ABF eat your heart out!
Unknown Soldier
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Deep Thoughts on Anime:
What is the minimum number required before a character has a 'harem'? If the minimum is as low as 2, does this mean Madoka has a harem now?
What is the minimum number required before a character has a 'harem'? If the minimum is as low as 2, does this mean Madoka has a harem now?
2 is just a triangle. At the very least you need a square imo.
I actually like ANN's rating system more, but its too time consuming to build another list.
Crash Station
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3 in close proximity, but only 2 are required to be in love with the main character.
3 is the bare minimum.
Femmeworth
Banned
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
It's less about the numbers and more about the way the vertices present themselves to the main character. Like, FLCL has at least three girls trying to bone horny dude at some point, but nobody in their sane state of mind would consider that a harem.
PdotMichael
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I don't see the love element, so Madoka has no harem.
It's a minimum of one as a love interest to the main character with 3 or more of the opposite sex including the lovebird to make it a harem setting.
Hellsing321
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Wan totally wants to ride Madoka's non-existent jock.
Pretty much a harem setting now because of Episode 4.
I wonder if hosanna can feel my burning male gaze right now.
hosannainexcelsis
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Hot.
Unknown Soldier
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I think if we count Madoka's cousin as the disinterested other, than Madoka definitely has a harem. I mean, cousin is pulling Madoka's pantsu down every chance she gets!
Add her teacher to the list for good measure. She's awfully protective of Madoka.
firehawk12
Subete no aware
Is this Geneijin's fault?
Everyone still forgetting about the student council president. smh
I mean how is this my fault???
Crash Station
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Kurogane no Linebarrels 3
Koichi is a selfish, spoiled fuck who just wants to show off his new found power after being a little bitch his whole life. Unlikable for the complete opposite reasons as wimpy mech pilots like Shinji. That seems to be the point though, so I'm guessing there will be some character development, especially considering how this episode ended.
Koichi is a selfish, spoiled fuck who just wants to show off his new found power after being a little bitch his whole life. Unlikable for the complete opposite reasons as wimpy mech pilots like Shinji. That seems to be the point though, so I'm guessing there will be some character development, especially considering how this episode ended.
PdotMichael
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come on, this is just friendship between two healthy girls!
The official artworks make it pretty clear that is just friendship:
lol sorry
There should be an introductory course with much of what you listed, and then an advanced course with shows like Yami.
firehawk12
Subete no aware
You keep insisting the no name characters are part of her harem!
PdotMichael
Banned
oh god, goole, I hate you
Riiiight, let's blame google.
She is if they bother developing her or had a more prominent role!
friendship
What were you trying to post? Depending on what official art you're looking at, you can interpret Madoka's "friendships" pretty much any way you want to.
Is it prohibited to post scans from Megami/Nyantype/etc. here like it is to post Famitsu scans on gaming side?
I´ll take the bait. You left some in.
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
If they don't get a chair then they don't count!
Jex
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It's averagely average.
Typographenia
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Don't know if this is really the best place to ask, but I figured the best panel of experts would be assembled here.
I'm curious, Anime-GAF, as to the nature behind why so many anime series have lengths of one season. Obviously, there are many series that have gone on to have many, many seasons, but what is the nature behind this commonly used one season? Is it more a matter of adaptation from source material lends more easily to this model, is it just easier for studios to delegate responsibilities upon a shorter cycle like a one time run, or is it just a common practice after so many years of the 26 week/26 episodes stuff?
I doubt there will be a singular, absolute answer (maybe there is, I don't know), but I just wondered if anyone could shed some light on this practice.
I'm curious, Anime-GAF, as to the nature behind why so many anime series have lengths of one season. Obviously, there are many series that have gone on to have many, many seasons, but what is the nature behind this commonly used one season? Is it more a matter of adaptation from source material lends more easily to this model, is it just easier for studios to delegate responsibilities upon a shorter cycle like a one time run, or is it just a common practice after so many years of the 26 week/26 episodes stuff?
I doubt there will be a singular, absolute answer (maybe there is, I don't know), but I just wondered if anyone could shed some light on this practice.
firehawk12
Subete no aware
Fuck. Stole my line.
You don't even know her name!
It's mostly less financial risk and the alike than any of your noted reasons unless I'm mistaken. The trend started like 5 years ago I think? Sometime in '06 perhaps?
Is this just a list of titles that have animegaf acclaim? I haven't seen any of these.
Nah the trend has been here for a while, more than a decade. I think it's a combination of many things but yeah, mostly the financial risk in producing more than 26 episodes.
I'd use notoriety rather than acclaim here.
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
They are all experiences to be experienced.
Also, who really needs multiple seasons of most of the stuff running right now?
firehawk12
Subete no aware
There are still a few split cours. Spreading out a two cour show over three cours seems to be a way to maybe keep the people sane. Although that bit that grade school comedy in the ass a couple of seasons ago. Mitsudomoe or whatever it was called.
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