Basileus777
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Someone should try to switch Chain Chronicles and Gran Blue impressions and see how long it takes for people to notice the difference.
Chain Chronicles had way more gacha and not enough sweet purple tubes.
Someone should try to switch Chain Chronicles and Gran Blue impressions and see how long it takes for people to notice the difference.
How is the Pokemon Sun & Moon anime? Since I'm sorta tempted to start it but I haven't seriously watched a Pokemon anime since, Johto.
I mean, I can only speak from my experience, and while I have long since moved past the "firehawk challenge" days of watching every single anime that comes out in a single season, I still try to look for interesting shows - particularly those that feature female protagonists. At least with contemporary anime of the last decade or so (I can't believe I've been watching Japanese cartoons for almost 10 years :/), it's still mostly a novelty.I agree with that and for instance it stood out positively to me that Casca in Berserk actually struggles in combat when she's on her period during a battle. It's especially rare that 'strong' female fighter sort of characters are shown to be (potentially) affected by their periods. But, particularly in medieval settings, they might have quite the problem if they're unfortunate enough to be forced to engage combat while on period (depending on how strongly they're affected by it).
As far as Galko-chan is concerned, though, I think you were simply overstating its appeal. Granted, you haven't seen it and dunno what else it might have to offer but then that's the difficulty discussing things you haven't actually seen.
There's that too.galko chan is also good with diverse female body types and not making a joke out of them... or at least not making mean jokes out of them as is standard
I guess the flip side is that it at least acknowledges male sexuality. It's funny/sad that something like Maria Holic has to basically use the same trope because no one wants to think about a way to metaphorically allude to female arousal. lolI don't think the gag of characters having nosebleeds when they have perverted thoughts is an accurate portrayal of the realities of the male body.
I guess the flip side is that it at least acknowledges male sexuality. It's funny/sad that something like Maria Holic has to basically use the same trope because no one wants to think about a way to metaphorically allude to female arousal. lol
So Ash or whatever the fuck they call him is even more screwed up looking? I'm okay with this, if he doesn't age he needs to do something.
This Granblue anime came out this year right? I'm not watching an anime from '07?
This Granblue anime came out this year right? I'm not watching an anime from '07?
I'm not sure what you're getting at.
Pretty sad episode for Harukan. Not sure what they are about to get themselves into, but it looks like thry have sone history together.
Looks upscaled as all hell due to how crappy the composite is.
Those are also all good OP/ED. Her voice is amazing
This is like saying Super Sonico is progressive...galko chan is also good with diverse female body types and not making a joke out of them... or at least not making mean jokes out of them as is standard
Isn't there a shot in Accel World where even though he's supposed to be much shorter than anybody else he goes to the restroom and everything is designed as if his height was the average?
Pokemon: S&M1
Satoshi? Lizardmon? Prof Ooakido? THIS AIN'T POKEMON!
In all serious, quite enjoying the comedy and the cartoony art style change from the previous entries. One question, so do no Pokemon other then Pikachu say their own name but rather sound like animals in the Japanese versions of the series or this just somehow new for this entry?
I pointed it out last week, but Scum's Wish does it as well. Not as "rough" as this show, but it does it nonetheless. I kinda like it?Oh, the line art? Yeah, that's a deliberate artistic choice for whatever reason. It's similar to what was done for Occultic;Nine, which had the same director of photography.
Oh, the line art? Yeah, that's a deliberate artistic choice for whatever reason. It's similar to what was done for Occultic;Nine, which had the same director of photography.
Oh wait, so there are more people like them? Are these people supossed to go against one another for
I'd be somewhat curious to read about the history of the nosebleed, but it's so coded as male desire, perhaps in part because anime about horny boys peeping/falling on girls are a dime a dozen.I don't think nosebleeds are considered to be gender specific, like, say, male erections (see Trapeze episode 2) are.
It's not even necessarily that it's progressive, it's that it exists.This is like saying Super Sonico is progressive...
Pretty sure they say parts of their names from all I've seen.
Gigguk hit the nail on the head that if Accel World changed their protaganist, it would be way more popular than it currently is. It's not even that the protagonist is fat. You can still have relatable, interesting, self insertable, and/or likable characters regardless of their weight. It's that he's also comically short compared to the rest of the cast (he's the size of a 2nd grader) and most of the series relies on him having very low self esteem and being bullied. Yet at the same time, the show wanted you to belief that he was pulling ass of both his childhood friend and the hottest girl in the school. I think they added more to the harem as the show went on, but I honestly dropped it during the middle of the loli arc.
There was also a problem with the designs of the VR version of the characters. They weren't bad, but instead of just being the main characters wearing fantasy clothing and wielding swords, they were this weird mix of mechs and stands. Yeah it was a blend of two very popular things, but most were over-complicated looking and had weird or uncool movesets. Like Silver Crow (mc's avatar) only real attacks during the first half at least was punching and flying. It's fine, but it doesn't really stand out compared to Kirito's dual wielding swords.
The plot also is a good factor in why SAO became more popular than Accel World. SAO (at least at the start) had an interesting premise with the whole death game. At first, it felt that anyone could die and it played around with being trapped in an MMO. There were stakes and you knew that if you lost a battle, there would be repercussions. Accel World didn't have this. The biggest stakes I can remember is that MC's male childhood friend was jealous of him for various reasons and their friendship was at stake. Not really all that interesting.
So yeah, I don't feel as if Accel World's MC being fat was the only reason why the show wasn't as popular as SAO. It was a part of it, but only a small piece of the puzzle as to why I don't think that show will ever match SAO's popularity.
Accel World being forever cast in SAO's shadow will forever be a travesty since the former is better than SAO in every way.
I hope Kuroyukihime kicks Kirito's ass in the crossover game.
I'd be somewhat curious to read about the history of the nosebleed, but it's so coded as male desire, perhaps in part because anime about horny boys peeping/falling on girls are a dime a dozen.
Gigguk hit the nail on the head that if Accel World changed their protaganist, it would be way more popular than it currently is. It's not even that the protagonist is fat. You can still have relatable, interesting, self insertable, and/or likable characters regardless of their weight. It's that he's also comically short compared to the rest of the cast (he's the size of a 2nd grader) and most of the series relies on him having very low self esteem and being bullied. Yet at the same time, the show wanted you to belief that he was pulling ass of both his childhood friend and the hottest girl in the school. I think they added more to the harem as the show went on, but I honestly dropped it during the middle of the loli arc.
There was also a problem with the designs of the VR version of the characters. They weren't bad, but instead of just being the main characters wearing fantasy clothing and wielding swords, they were this weird mix of mechs and stands. Yeah it was a blend of two very popular things, but most were over-complicated looking and had weird or uncool movesets. Like Silver Crow (mc's avatar) only real attacks during the first half at least was punching and flying. It's fine, but it doesn't really stand out compared to Kirito's dual wielding swords.
The plot also is a good factor in why SAO became more popular than Accel World. SAO (at least at the start) had an interesting premise with the whole death game. At first, it felt that anyone could die and it played around with being trapped in an MMO. There were stakes and you knew that if you lost a battle, there would be repercussions. Accel World didn't have this. The biggest stakes I can remember is that MC's male childhood friend was jealous of him for various reasons and their friendship was at stake. Not really all that interesting.
So yeah, I don't feel as if Accel World's MC being fat was the only reason why the show wasn't as popular as SAO. It was a part of it, but only a small piece of the puzzle as to why I don't think that show will ever match SAO's popularity.
If you lose in Accel World you lose Brain Burst and all your memories associated with it, which could be years worth of relationships and friendships both IN & out of game.
There werent really any stakes in GGO and ALO though.
This Granblue anime came out this year right? I'm not watching an anime from '07?
Pretty sure this has more to do with the shows that you specifically watch than anything else. Galko is not pushing obese character designs or anything that really falls out of the norm.It's not even necessarily that it's progressive, it's that it exists.
Look at how anime girls are usually depicted? Rail thin, light skin, shorter than men. That's just the normal body type. The only thing that changes is the hair color and whether or not the character designer has a breast fetish.
So for game players, is ToZ still following the game scenario?
Following a similar line but many aspect of it are changed. It's been a while though so my memory is a little fuzzy. But this Vlad person( Dezel's friend) for exemple is quite different. How Sorey met Rose is also quite different, Alisha is quite more present. The way Sergei is involved so far is far from similar. We did not see any of the elemantal dungeons. Rose is also receiving much more character developpement.So for game players, is ToZ still following the game scenario?
I'm surprised they jumped past wverything that happened in ep.19 and Ayato didn't spend any time reflecting on it. So, how the hell did
So for game players, is ToZ still following the game scenario?
I'm not one for romance anime but this was positively delightful. I thought the overly dramatic early feelings and jealousies were going to dominate things at first but instead were deftly put in place as this root of awkward teen romance that just made it all the more real The real treat was that developing into genuine feelings between Kusakabe and Sajou so that when they struggled to reconcile their relationship, the words spoken in anger stung the viewer just as much as it did their target because we could see the feelings they were afraid to admit to one another. Great stuff.
Rising Up is still not in the anime, unforgivable.
We also did not hear any of the 4 awesome elemental dungeon tracks except for like 10 seconds of the earth temple theme. Many of the best Zestiria songs still needed.Rising Up is still not in the anime, unforgivable.
Search Rising up! From Zestiria on youtube and let your ears be in bliss.What's that?
Search Rising up! From Zestiria on youtube and let your ears be in bliss.
So, I ended up running out of room on my shelf for anime BDs.
I have a bunch of figures on the next shelf down, so I can't really use those. The shelf below that is for games. I might have to find another place for my newest additions, or otherwise shuffle the shelves around, but I'd rather not do that... I'm picking up a bunch of releases in February too, so I need to figure it out soon.