EPTOn February 20 2013 03:35 solidbebe wrote:
A fellow gintama fan yessss!!!! Where you at?
A fellow gintama fan yessss!!!! Where you at?
253, i think i'm a bit behind lol, haven't watched a lot of shows as of late
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konadora
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253, i think i'm a bit behind lol, haven't watched a lot of shows as of late | ||
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solidbebe
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On February 20 2013 03:37 konadora wrote: 253, i think i'm a bit behind lol, haven't watched a lot of shows as of late Youre ahead of me then Im at around ~244. Up until 200 I already loved it but they even managed to one up it from there, so hilarious  Edit* oh and btw dont watch SAO, its horribad | ||
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OutlaW-
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If we want to make a comparison I think I still liked GC better (in a so bad it's good way + the good threads on 4chan and the dropped it every week images), though SAO had better girls and fan service i guess ;-; | ||
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Also I saw FMA: Brotherhood at no. 2. Cant say I dont agree with it, very good anime. One of the easiest 50+ episode shows that I marathoned. That and Cross Game. | ||
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thekaas
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On February 20 2013 04:32 ragz_gt wrote: What? You have problem with #1 rated show on MAL? Is that somehow a good thing? | ||
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solidbebe
Netherlands4921 Posts
On February 20 2013 05:02 Emnjay808 wrote: I was curious to see what was rated top in MAL. And Gintama pops up numerous times. Maybe Ill give that an honest try. Also I saw FMA: Brotherhood at no. 2. Cant say I dont agree with it, very good anime. One of the easiest 50+ episode shows that I marathoned. That and Cross Game. Do give gintama an honest try because if you like it you get 250+ eps of great comedy ( a la nichibros). I guess it just shows the general opinion of everyone on mal. There are a lot of shows with too high scores but when I look at the top 50 list I see a pretty good list of anime, maybe not the top anime, but a good list nonetheless. Honestly the top anime is different for everyone in the end. | ||
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Zergneedsfood
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On February 20 2013 05:51 solidbebe wrote: Do give gintama an honest try because if you like it you get 250+ eps of great comedy ( a la nichibros). I guess it just shows the general opinion of everyone on mal. There are a lot of shows with too high scores but when I look at the top 50 list I see a pretty good list of anime, maybe not the top anime, but a good list nonetheless. Honestly the top anime is different for everyone in the end. For the most part, I agree. I think the top 50 gives you a general idea of what you might want to watch, what most people have thoroughly enjoyed, and at the very least it gives a well diversified set of anime series. And as far as Code Geass is concerned, yeah, the writing is stupid and uninspiring (I'm referring to R1 btw since I have yet to see R2), and everything in the show is so serious that it almost verges on the comical, but the fact of the matter is that it's fun. For all its stupidity, Code Geass is fun to watch to see robots exploding, people pretending to be intelligent, and pretty nice animation from CLAMP. There's nothing more to Code Geass beyond that, but I think having fun when watching an anime is one of the most important barometers anyway. It's the same reason why Steins;Gate or Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood are so high up on the list. It's because they're really fun and entertaining watches. Not everyone can sit through the likes of Texhnolyze or Serial Experiments Lain, contemplate the depth through which the anime approach the human condition and self-identity and say "HOLY SHIT THIS WAS THE BEST THING EVER." | ||
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maru~
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On February 20 2013 06:12 Zergneedsfood wrote: For the most part, I agree. I think the top 50 gives you a general idea of what you might want to watch, what most people have thoroughly enjoyed, and at the very least it gives a well diversified set of anime series. And as far as Code Geass is concerned, yeah, the writing is stupid and uninspiring (I'm referring to R1 btw since I have yet to see R2), and everything in the show is so serious that it almost verges on the comical, but the fact of the matter is that it's fun. For all its stupidity, Code Geass is fun to watch to see robots exploding, people pretending to be intelligent, and pretty nice animation from CLAMP. There's nothing more to Code Geass beyond that, but I think having fun when watching an anime is one of the most important barometers anyway. It's the same reason why Steins;Gate or Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood are so high up on the list. It's because they're really fun and entertaining watches. Not everyone can sit through the likes of Texhnolyze or Serial Experiments Lain, contemplate the depth through which the anime approach the human condition and self-identity and say "HOLY SHIT THIS WAS THE BEST THING EVER." Describing a series as "fun" is kind of pointless because entirely subjective, just as "boring". | ||
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KazeHydra
Japan2788 Posts
People tend to rank stuff based on pure emotional connections, which is fine by itself, but they are unable to objectively determine how good/bad the writing may be which leads to really dumb arguments about popularity indicating quality. Personally, LoGH isn't even in my top 5 anime but I still consider it vastly superior to everything in said top 5. I guess people don't want to admit they liked bad stuff, but I've seen a lot of trash and been entertained by a lot of trash. It's still trash, and I won't deny that. | ||
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Zergneedsfood
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On February 20 2013 06:54 maru~ wrote: Describing a series as "fun" is kind of pointless because entirely subjective, just as "boring". I think it's still too objectively early to evaluate if Tamako Market will flop too. Also, it's not pointless if the argument captures 90% of the reason why people like Code Geass. I mean, yes, you can like it because you think it's high quality well written anime but then you're pretty much kidding yourself, so for all intents and purposes people like it because it's super fun and exciting. | ||
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On February 19 2013 22:52 BurningSera wrote: I think most people try to forget the anime FMP, because.....when do we get to see season4?? Q_Q I am too lazy to read the novel. Just a reminder that everything that happens after the anime ends is better than what was animated in FMP. On February 20 2013 03:25 konadora wrote: Alright I guess I'll give Another another two episodes or so a shot. SAO seems to be all the rage though, but I have no idea why. It's not another typical recycled-plot anime is it? I'm just watching mostly Gintama nowadays just because it's the best shit ever. Its all the rage because of self-insert MC into a generic MMO, complete with a harem that is lead by a Mary Sue, with a decent budget behind it all. On February 20 2013 04:32 ragz_gt wrote: What? You have problem with #1 rated show on MAL? ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/CJQQmDq.jpg) | ||
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Zergneedsfood
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On February 20 2013 07:16 Ilikestarcraft wrote: Just curious for the people who liked Serial Experiment Lain. What did you think was special about it? And I'm not asking to really argue or disagree with anyone. Just curious what others thought about it. I'm mostly neutral about the show itself. I thought it was a pretty thought provoking work. I enjoyed the themes of identity and a lot of existential motifs that kept popping up, along with the concept of what it means to be alive, the blurs between reality and the net world. It's far from being my favorite anime, and I must say that I didn't enjoy it as much as others might have, but it was some good food for thought. At the very least, as an anime that was airing when the Internet was really starting to kick off, Lain was hitting at a lot of key themes associated with the Internet that we're dealing with today, and that in itself is pretty impressive. | ||
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