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"amazing loli" ._.
At least he didn't put the adjective 'delicious' in front of it. Or combine the too into a dangerous 'government knocking on your door' word. Also now I can't help but think of KyoAni as a bunch of sweaty old fat dudes with a loli fetish, seeing those drawings and all."amazing loli" ._.
At least he didn't put the adjective 'delicious' in front of it. Or combine the too into a dangerous 'government knocking on your door' word. Also now I can't help but think of KyoAni as a bunch of sweaty old fat dudes with a loli fetish, seeing those drawings and all.
Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! Ren 9
Episode of DELICIOUS SWIMSUITS EVERYWHERE! Most delicious of all being Dekomori's. This episode also featured the return of a character I'm sure plenty of people will be pleased to see. Personally I couldn't care less, but I welcome her anyway since she brought with her an amazing loli. How thoughtful.
This episode also contained interesting developments on the Rikka and Satone side of things, but I think we can all agree on what the real best moments of the episode are
would you go so far as to say it's adorably rapey?
I feel like whoever said that originally and wasn't joking is a dangerous individual
I feel like whoever said that originally and wasn't joking is a dangerous individual
This on the other hand, is a better way of selling me on Tutu. Granted that was something i've been planning to watch forever.
Princess Tutu: Series Review
Probably one of the few magical girl shows I'll enjoy. The other being Madoka. The characters all evolved, and while certain character tropes did exist the story did not end how I expected it to, which is to its favor. Fakir became my favorite character, and Rue's character was probably one of the more interesting ones in the story.
Over-all I give this show a quack/10
If you do not enjoy it, I'll have you marry me.
you mean cnet? *on saying it originally*
Character development, you say?I didn't really go too in depth. I could, but since you're already planning to watch it do so. Not one character out of the main three/four stays static throughout and all go through many different phases. I mean Ahiru is definitely the one that evolves the least, but the show wasn't so much about her as it was about the other three characters. It ended very neatly which I appreciate.
Tutu has kind of the same problem as Madoka in that it's hard to properly recommend it without spoiling the hell out of it. Though of course not nearly to the degree of that show.
You can see the future?
Well, if you have a propensity for not enjoying magical girl shows, I don't really see any contradiction in what he said!
Tutu is structured into two halves, and the middle of each is formula heavy, but the closing end of both arcs makes it more than worth it.I don't know, I felt that Princess Tutu got really formulaic around the middle,found it difficult to finish.
Tutu is structured into two halves, and the middle of each is formula heavy, but the closing end of both arcs makes it more than worth it.
Character development, you say?
*coughs*
Well, if you have a propensity for not enjoying magical girl shows, I don't really see any contradiction in what he said!
1 space up.Urusei Yatsura - 72
Tomboy pic for Theonik.
Wait, you haven't Tutu'd yet? Get on that thing stat!It's like you're trying to get me interested in this by telling things I don't want to hear. It's almost like people trying to tell me to continue CCS in the worst possible manner.
EDIT: Actually, that still isn't as bad as my example because Tutu is much shorter.
Out of 10 how lolilicious was it?Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! Ren 9
It's his Geass he can't help it.You can see the future?
Ahiru's motivations changed quite dramatically through the show though.Like I said, Ahiru didn't have much besides the internal struggle here and there. But the other three (Rue, Mytho and Fakir) start out one way, go through a phase in the middle, and end in a different fashion. Fakir is the most obvious character development as it's basically transforming a tsundere, the other two aren't traditional in the sense of shows. They transform in the sense of the fantasy stories/fables.
Silly chocolate making episode prior to Valentines
Brocon intensifies
It's bad enough that AotY KKK has to be associated with that phrase but please don't bring YuruYuri into this.And I stand by my claim that it can totally be a thing!
I would also apply it to that one infamous scene between Chinatsu and Akari in YuruYuri.
And I stand by my claim that it can totally be a thing!
I would also apply it to that one infamous scene between Chinatsu and Akari in YuruYuri.
Wow, this sounds straight out of Zone of Enders.
Like might as well call it a reboot.
Ahiru's motivations changed quite dramatically through the show though.
Woofington smacks of one of those people who disregard a genre based on unfounded preconceptions of that genre rather than shows that actually exist.
Not necessarily. I have never been a fan of shows where girls are the majority of the cast with a few exceptions. I also have not been a fan of magical girl shows due to the stuff I've seen and it simply doesn't interest me for the most part. I'm not about to go watch a bunch of magical girl shows if I have no interest in it to begin with. When somebody recommends a show to me that could be classified as something I would hate, I end up liking it if it stands out in a way I enjoy it. Sorry if it's a genre you enjoy, I'm sure it has its appeal.
Just to be clear, what exactly are you looking for
Out of 10 how lolilicious was it?
It's bad enough that AotY KKK has to be associated with that phrase but please don't bring YuruYuri into this.
Delicious......just think about the that word, its meaning and the context you used it in.
He does the same with monster girls and shows with several girls in general like SoRaNoWoTo. It's why he's moved to where he in on my list.Woofington smacks of one of those people who disregard a genre based on unfounded preconceptions of that genre rather than shows that actually exist.
I mean, don't try to continue to sneer at magical girl shows while being shocked you enjoyed one. Maybe there's more out there than you realized.
MOVING.FURTHER.LISTSNot necessarily. I have never been a fan of shows where girls are the majority of the cast with a few exceptions.
Sounds like tutuLooking for love in all the wrong places.
Isn't that like saying "she didn't change except for the ways she changed" seeing as character motives are a large part of what makes a character a character?Indeed she does. I just didn't feel her character changed much, though I do appreciate how she changed. It was enough to not make her stale. The fact the show ended withwas appreciated.Mytho choosing Rue
SOS: this thread.
Can't answer this question, dark forces might emerge from the abyss and try to wipe me from existence again ~.~
You know it makes sense though.
I'm a little confused by which controversial expression you're talking about here, since your post says "delicious" but you quoted a post about the "adorably rapey" thing. Either way, I think you're taking it far too literally, since I am obviously not trying to claim that actual rape is adorable or express a desire to consume lolis ~.~
As expected of director Ataru.
The new opening is pretty nice.
mind = blown
didn't notice they started updating againSOS: this thread.
They're no cute girls.So how bout them giant robots, guys? Pretty cool, huh?
On the one hand we might get something as good as Nadesico.
On the other hand we might get Gundam AGE.
Just to be clear, what exactly are you looking for
He does the same with monster girls and shows with several girls in general like SoRaNoWoTo. It's why he's moved to where he in on my list.
Isn't that like saying "she didn't change except for the ways she changed" seeing as character motives are a large part of what makes a character a character?
I'm not very knowledgeable on mecha shows but the ones I've seen, especially political ones, I've enjoyed. Which of the Gundam shows is the most political in its representation of war? Or is that just a standard? I mean SEED had a war and politics, but it also focused on Jesus Yamato.So how bout them giant robots, guys? Pretty cool, huh?
Princess Tutu: Series Review
Probably one of the few magical girl shows I'll enjoy. The other being Madoka. The characters all evolved, and while certain character tropes did exist the story did not end how I expected it to, which is to its favor. Fakir became my favorite character, and Rue's character was probably one of the more interesting ones in the story.
Over-all I give this show a quack/10
If you do not enjoy it, I'll have you marry me.
At least he didn't put the adjective 'delicious' in front of it. Or combine the too into a dangerous 'government knocking on your door' word. Also now I can't help but think of KyoAni as a bunch of sweaty old fat dudes with a loli fetish, seeing those drawings and all.
It's not a contradiction, it just doesn't make any sense as it implies that he knows how he'll feel about shows he's never seen and that haven't even been created!
And really, if you enjoy Princess Tutu and Madoka there are probably plenty of other shows in that genre (and it's a fairly wide genre) to enjoy.
SOS: this thread.
Unpop op: this is true, but only because most of them are written as collections of moe traits designed to pander to otaku boners
To give examples of stuff I've liked that involved largely women (if memory serves me right) as the main cast:
- Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei
- School Rumble
- And Yet the Town Moves
- Nichijou
- Madoka
- Now include Princess Tutu
To name a few. I mean I'm sure I've watched more. The majority of these I enjoyed largely due to the comedy hitting the right spots. If not that then cheese romance. Madoka and Princess Tutu I enjoyed for different reasons (one for being dark, the other for being fantasy tale themed).