I can understand not having watched any Jojo's but I'm stunned that Corvo seems to not know literally anything about it. Just from general anime culture osmosis I would think at least everybody knew something about it.
I don't.
I can understand not having watched any Jojo's but I'm stunned that Corvo seems to not know literally anything about it. Just from general anime culture osmosis I would think at least everybody knew something about it.
I can understand not having watched any Jojo's but I'm stunned that Corvo seems to not know literally anything about it. Just from general anime culture osmosis I would think at least everybody knew something about it.
I can understand not having watched any Jojo's but I'm stunned that Corvo seems to not know literally anything about it. Just from general anime culture osmosis I would think at least everybody knew something about it.
I don't know, I think Jojo has much less of a western presence compared to the other big shonens due to its lack of localization. Which is a shame because it is awesome.
This is true, but internet culture brings it up quite a bit in terms of visibility. I mean there were memes everywhere and a lot of communities talked about it all the time. I was fully aware of it well before I actually started reading it. It's probably the most popular mostly unlicensed property in the medium.
I can understand not having watched any Jojo's but I'm stunned that Corvo seems to not know literally anything about it. Just from general anime culture osmosis I would think at least everybody knew something about it.
This is true, but internet culture brings it up quite a bit in terms of visibility. I mean there were memes everywhere and a lot of communities talked about it all the time. I was fully aware of it well before I actually started reading it. It's probably the most popular mostly unlicensed property in the medium.
I dunno what to tell you. All I know about JoJo is that it's a show in which people strike poses I guess?
Yeah this was kind of my point. There are Jojo's references EVERYWHERE be they in other anime, manga or video games. I've come across a few in WESTERN shows/comics/video games too. I just feel like if you've been invested in Japanese culture or anything related to it for at least a few years, you can't help but run across it.
I don't think I need to mention how I feel about this.
Wow a lot of big changes in Do You Remember Love?
Half of Fukawa's lines in Danganronpa are just Sawashiro moaning or gagging into the mic. I don't know how to feel about this.
Can't believe you watched so much horseshit and kept putting this off.
Mars of Destruction is bad in a funny way. I enjoyed watching it. But really, for all the importance we give the list, it's just a slapped together assortment of bad shows/films and Code Geass.Then why is Mars of Destruction on there?
Some people actually liked Space Dandy's gimped OP over the full one?
Huh. :|
I've watched too many bad shows for Miyukichi and mustn't let it happen to anyone else, so I'm just going to say play the game in this case!I need audio clips!
Looks like I know what I'm watching tomorrow.
I need audio clips!
Looks like I know what I'm watching tomorrow.
I've watched too many bad shows for Miyukichi and mustn't let it happen to anyone else, so I'm just going to say play the game in this case!
Oh no, I'm playing the game.
Oh no, I'm playing the game.
What do you mean? Do you mean the original toonami one that was shown up until now?
Yeah the American intro. I dunno, I just find it a little perplexing since I thought it seemed really lazy compared to the original one.
horrifyingSome people actually liked Space Dandy's gimped OP over the full one?
Huh. :|
Mars of Destruction is bad in a funny way. I enjoyed watching it. But really, for all the importance we give the list, it's just a slapped together assortment of bad shows/films and Code Geass.
So, still being relatively new to this community, I'm afraid I'm still ignorant as to what this "list" is and where I can find it. I mean, I gather that it's a list of bad anime, but I'm still curious.
Aaah that must be it.
Not even Haibane Renmei?
Kino's Journey 3
Wheeeeeeeeew. So, looks like the theme this time around is "What is tradition?" and "Whose interpretation is the right one?" Interesting to see, since there were a few people who were wrong and right in their interpretations in this episode, but all of them missed the real point, and to point fingers and name their names would be to miss the episode's point, too, I think. It was interesting to see the sort of bookend structure of the episode, with the climax being the poet's agonizing poem. At the heart of that particular story was the poet's inability to interpret the concept of sorrow, which in turn brought greater sorrow upon him.
I think this is a valuable lesson to bear in mind, but not one to apply, so to speak. You must always be careful when making interpretations and judgments, but you should not strive to avoid either, I think. His inability to interpret sorrow at all brought the poet misery, and while it was good of the people to remember his sorrow, living it themselves is not something I would personally covet. Cliched as it is, Kino's statement "To Each His Own" makes sense in this context. Kino could have interfered at numerous points after learning the truth, but why should she? Could she have saved anyone? Could she have stopped the war? And what about last week's lesson on the danger of help?
Even then, though, the lesson is important for the sake of consideration, but not extreme application. We shouldn't just dive hard necked into an interpretation, but living without one at all is no better. Indeed, the land of tradition, where no one had a tradition and therefore a new one was made without anyone knowing it, sort of proves the point. You cannot live without tradition and interpretation, even when you actively seek to discard them. The best you can hope for is to interpret wisely, I suppose, and uphold the good traditions you acquire along the way.
I hope you're not implying they're related in some wau.
What does that mean??Saw this meme everywhere before I even knew what it was from. :lol
I haven't seen it yet, but Mad Bull is early 90s.And basically every 80s Cop OVA that isn't Goku or Mad Bull.
I haven't seen it yet, but Mad Bull is early 90s.
The idea was that all entries on the list exhibit trancendence, which is the ability to be enjoyable or entertaining despite failing on anything that might be considered objective merits.
Close enoughThe early 90s is the 80s.