Anime Discussion Thread - Page 1648

On November 29 2011 19:16 ShineOnYou wrote:
Hello I like DBZ best anime i watched

On November 29 2011 19:22 Latham wrote:


Hi, you must be new here. You should probably watch School Days. It's a lot like DBZ. You might not think so for the first few episodes, but wait till the last one.

On November 29 2011 20:48 HwangjaeTerran wrote:
Kinda bad season, not much worth watching.
Not that much light at the end of the tunnel either.(winter season)

Ok-ish

Working!!
Mirai Nikki

Meh-ish
Ben-to
I have only watched the first episodes of F/Z and Guilty Crown but they look like definite meh's to me.

Dunno if I should give a chance for something else.

On November 29 2011 09:02 KazeHydra wrote:

Yandere Kanojo gets old fast. Kind of like how onidere got drawn out and should've ended 50 chapters ago. It's nothing special, but if you're only in it for the cuteness lovey-dovey feeling, then it does have its moments. It's also comedy, so I guess it depends if you prefer that or not. I really liked Bitter Virgin. Pretty short read but very good imo.

On November 29 2011 19:08 Latham wrote:
Well after that concert arc in GE I started to read it again in a reasonable pace. But all I see is love triangles, love triangles everywhere...

On November 30 2011 00:04 Requizen wrote:

While I never really read Onidere, I don't think Yandere Kanojo got old. It felt like that for a while once they were seriously dating, but now they focus on other characters a lot and the chapters that do focus on Manabu and Reina stay fresh and funny. To me, it's just a good mix-up between all the action stuff that's out there now, without being too shoujo-y.

On November 30 2011 01:43 KazeHydra wrote:

Onidere and Yandere Kanojo both have pretty much the same setting of random guy dating female school delinquent though the details are of course different. Both are romcom but rely on comedy very heavily as a form of advancing the plot/relationship but you can only use comedy so much before it stops developing anything and just becomes purely comedy, which is what both manga suffer from. Although with Yandere Kanojo, I feel it is more like the author isn't even trying to develop their relationship and is actually writing with the intent of being a comedy over a romance in which case would explain why I got so bored of it.

Also, don't try to make it sound unique or special by saying you like it for it's "mix-up" compared to "action stuff" and not "shoujo-y," when that really just means it's not action and not shoujo because you can say that about anything in its genre and be correct. Not saying there's anything wrong with liking a genre because of that, but you imply, intentionally or not, that it's somehow different than other stories. Regardless, I do recommend Onidere if you liked Yandere Kanojo. It's just that there have been multiple good places to end the story on a good note but for one reason or another, it hasn't ended and now the story just feels way too drawn out with the author relying purely on comedy to continue it. Granted, both these series were never meant to be serious romance stories but romcoms can only be so long before they get boring and repetitive.

And Happy Birthday Latham!

On November 29 2011 19:22 Latham wrote:


Hi, you must be new here. You should probably watch School Days. It's a lot like DBZ. You might not think so for the first few episodes, but wait till the last one.

On November 29 2011 19:22 Latham wrote:


Hi, you must be new here. You should probably watch School Days. It's a lot like DBZ. You might not think so for the first few episodes, but wait till the last one.

On November 29 2011 19:22 Latham wrote:


Hi, you must be new here. You should probably watch School Days. It's a lot like DBZ. You might not think so for the first few episodes, but wait till the last one.

On November 30 2011 02:49 DreamChaser wrote:


Hahaha so cruel....I remember when i first watched school days.

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