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On October 05 2013 10:09 Algis wrote:
What would you recommend? I only rly watch watamote, wich i liked, and the one wiht the sos brigade. And i tried gintama and something with a roman guy but didn't like those.
edit: yeh i considered cowboy bebpop kinda shounen aswell, i just googled that it was listed as seinen lol, so i could just put my earlier animes that i did not like as much under shounen. And i liked some, i liked darker then black back then, i kinda like fma, but then i got bored. I just don't think my sis would enyoy them cuz they would be too violent. And i dont think she'd enyoy naruto, fairy tail or somthing either.
You go with movies, short and intense burst, like, Shinkai Makoto stuff usually do well with girls.
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thanks ill check that one out
edit: haha, my fail reading skills, i thought it was a name of a movie. So i'll check his movies out then  .
edit2: huh, i have one of them downloaded already actually, just never watched it: 5cm per second. I'll go watch i then myself first i guess ^^
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On October 05 2013 10:06 Ferrose wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2013 09:24 biology]major wrote:On October 05 2013 08:57 synapse wrote:
kill la kill pilot was fucking amazing
coppelion was okay, a bit squeaky it was cool until she turned into a stripper at the end, kinda ruined it. At the start she seemed like a cool char I don't think you understand. It wasn't shallow pandering or fanservice, but rather a marvelous break of the patterns that the show had presented to us thus far. The fight at the very beginning shows us that clothes represent power in this show. The student council are the most powerful people, and they are fully-clothed, right up to the neck. We are also shown that having barely any/no clothes is weakness, as the guy who stole that uniform at the beginning, and the boxer dude that Ryuko defeats lose their uniforms after losing. Plus, Mako (the ditzy friend girl) is turned upside-down and has most of her body exposed when they are about to execute her. And it all ties in with Satsuki's (seitokaichou) speech at the beginning: Fear is freedom! Subjugation is liberation! Contradiction is truth! These are the truths of this world! Ryuko, with her new uniform, is the most powerful person in that fight, yet she has the least clothing. She should be the weakest person, but she is actually strong and powerful. So basically, through Ryuko's uniform (and that scene with Mako right before the last fight), Trigger not only found a way to incorporate fanservice, but make it relevant to the plot and themes of the show in a tasteful manner. Masterclass.
welp. i'm convinced.
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On October 05 2013 10:46 synapse wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2013 10:06 Ferrose wrote:On October 05 2013 09:24 biology]major wrote:On October 05 2013 08:57 synapse wrote:
kill la kill pilot was fucking amazing
coppelion was okay, a bit squeaky it was cool until she turned into a stripper at the end, kinda ruined it. At the start she seemed like a cool char I don't think you understand. It wasn't shallow pandering or fanservice, but rather a marvelous break of the patterns that the show had presented to us thus far. The fight at the very beginning shows us that clothes represent power in this show. The student council are the most powerful people, and they are fully-clothed, right up to the neck. We are also shown that having barely any/no clothes is weakness, as the guy who stole that uniform at the beginning, and the boxer dude that Ryuko defeats lose their uniforms after losing. Plus, Mako (the ditzy friend girl) is turned upside-down and has most of her body exposed when they are about to execute her. And it all ties in with Satsuki's (seitokaichou) speech at the beginning: Fear is freedom! Subjugation is liberation! Contradiction is truth! These are the truths of this world! Ryuko, with her new uniform, is the most powerful person in that fight, yet she has the least clothing. She should be the weakest person, but she is actually strong and powerful. So basically, through Ryuko's uniform (and that scene with Mako right before the last fight), Trigger not only found a way to incorporate fanservice, but make it relevant to the plot and themes of the show in a tasteful manner. Masterclass. welp. i'm convinced.
You can still enjoy it just for the hot blooded and over the topness alone btw..
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On October 05 2013 10:09 Algis wrote:
What would you recommend? I only rly watch watamote, wich i liked, and the one wiht the sos brigade. And i tried gintama and something with a roman guy but didn't like those.
edit: yeh i considered cowboy bebpop kinda shounen aswell, i just googled that it was listed as seinen lol, so i could just put my earlier animes that i did not like as much under shounen. And i liked some, i liked darker then black back then, i kinda like fma, but then i got bored. I just don't think my sis would enyoy them cuz they would be too violent. And i dont think she'd enyoy naruto, fairy tail or somthing either.
edit: So i normally just mean fairy tail, fma, d gray man, souleater, etc. when i say shounen. That way it just a ez way for me to group together and talk about these kind of anime: lot's of episodes, no blood in action, friendship, lot's of shouting, main char getting beaten down then standing up again, fights dragged out over multiple episodes, gets boring eventually. Content of them all seems pretty similar to me rly. Also i think those are what most people mean when they talk about shounen, correct me if i'm wrong.
Demographic labelling is extremely confusing for anyone growing up in Western culture, especially since our sensibilities and content restrictions are a lot more anal.
In general (with a lot of emphasis on general) the distinctions between Shoujo, Seinen, Shoujo and Josei have absolutely nothing to do with what kind of content is in the series, and a lot more to do with the attitude towards the type of content. For example, you'll notice that Seinen and Josei tend to be a lot more blasé with things like love, action, nudity, violence, sex, etc.
But, again, most anime is Shounen (even if the manga was another demographic), generally because young teenaged males are the larger consumers of anime.
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Outbreak company AOTS, a lot more entertaining than I expected :o
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On October 05 2013 10:55 Rebs wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2013 10:46 synapse wrote:On October 05 2013 10:06 Ferrose wrote:On October 05 2013 09:24 biology]major wrote:On October 05 2013 08:57 synapse wrote:
kill la kill pilot was fucking amazing
coppelion was okay, a bit squeaky it was cool until she turned into a stripper at the end, kinda ruined it. At the start she seemed like a cool char I don't think you understand. It wasn't shallow pandering or fanservice, but rather a marvelous break of the patterns that the show had presented to us thus far. The fight at the very beginning shows us that clothes represent power in this show. The student council are the most powerful people, and they are fully-clothed, right up to the neck. We are also shown that having barely any/no clothes is weakness, as the guy who stole that uniform at the beginning, and the boxer dude that Ryuko defeats lose their uniforms after losing. Plus, Mako (the ditzy friend girl) is turned upside-down and has most of her body exposed when they are about to execute her. And it all ties in with Satsuki's (seitokaichou) speech at the beginning: Fear is freedom! Subjugation is liberation! Contradiction is truth! These are the truths of this world! Ryuko, with her new uniform, is the most powerful person in that fight, yet she has the least clothing. She should be the weakest person, but she is actually strong and powerful. So basically, through Ryuko's uniform (and that scene with Mako right before the last fight), Trigger not only found a way to incorporate fanservice, but make it relevant to the plot and themes of the show in a tasteful manner. Masterclass. welp. i'm convinced. You can still enjoy it just for the hot blooded and over the topness alone btw..
i loved the episode either way, i just thought the outfit was weird
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On October 05 2013 11:38 synapse wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2013 10:55 Rebs wrote:On October 05 2013 10:46 synapse wrote:On October 05 2013 10:06 Ferrose wrote:On October 05 2013 09:24 biology]major wrote:On October 05 2013 08:57 synapse wrote:
kill la kill pilot was fucking amazing
coppelion was okay, a bit squeaky it was cool until she turned into a stripper at the end, kinda ruined it. At the start she seemed like a cool char I don't think you understand. It wasn't shallow pandering or fanservice, but rather a marvelous break of the patterns that the show had presented to us thus far. The fight at the very beginning shows us that clothes represent power in this show. The student council are the most powerful people, and they are fully-clothed, right up to the neck. We are also shown that having barely any/no clothes is weakness, as the guy who stole that uniform at the beginning, and the boxer dude that Ryuko defeats lose their uniforms after losing. Plus, Mako (the ditzy friend girl) is turned upside-down and has most of her body exposed when they are about to execute her. And it all ties in with Satsuki's (seitokaichou) speech at the beginning: Fear is freedom! Subjugation is liberation! Contradiction is truth! These are the truths of this world! Ryuko, with her new uniform, is the most powerful person in that fight, yet she has the least clothing. She should be the weakest person, but she is actually strong and powerful. So basically, through Ryuko's uniform (and that scene with Mako right before the last fight), Trigger not only found a way to incorporate fanservice, but make it relevant to the plot and themes of the show in a tasteful manner. Masterclass. welp. i'm convinced. You can still enjoy it just for the hot blooded and over the topness alone btw.. i loved the episode either way, i just thought the outfit was weird
Well if it helps everytime the lack of clothing bothers you (and it will happen again obviously) just remind yourself this is a 14 year old..
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On October 05 2013 12:09 Rebs wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2013 11:38 synapse wrote:On October 05 2013 10:55 Rebs wrote:On October 05 2013 10:46 synapse wrote:On October 05 2013 10:06 Ferrose wrote:On October 05 2013 09:24 biology]major wrote:On October 05 2013 08:57 synapse wrote:
kill la kill pilot was fucking amazing
coppelion was okay, a bit squeaky it was cool until she turned into a stripper at the end, kinda ruined it. At the start she seemed like a cool char I don't think you understand. It wasn't shallow pandering or fanservice, but rather a marvelous break of the patterns that the show had presented to us thus far. The fight at the very beginning shows us that clothes represent power in this show. The student council are the most powerful people, and they are fully-clothed, right up to the neck. We are also shown that having barely any/no clothes is weakness, as the guy who stole that uniform at the beginning, and the boxer dude that Ryuko defeats lose their uniforms after losing. Plus, Mako (the ditzy friend girl) is turned upside-down and has most of her body exposed when they are about to execute her. And it all ties in with Satsuki's (seitokaichou) speech at the beginning: Fear is freedom! Subjugation is liberation! Contradiction is truth! These are the truths of this world! Ryuko, with her new uniform, is the most powerful person in that fight, yet she has the least clothing. She should be the weakest person, but she is actually strong and powerful. So basically, through Ryuko's uniform (and that scene with Mako right before the last fight), Trigger not only found a way to incorporate fanservice, but make it relevant to the plot and themes of the show in a tasteful manner. Masterclass. welp. i'm convinced. You can still enjoy it just for the hot blooded and over the topness alone btw.. i loved the episode either way, i just thought the outfit was weird Well if it helps everytime the lack of clothing bothers you (and it will happen again obviously) just remind yourself this is a 14 year old.. + Show Spoiler +
did it explain anywhere why shes flat in the regular uniform then when the uniform transforms she turns into 34DDD
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On October 05 2013 12:18 FinestHour wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2013 12:09 Rebs wrote:On October 05 2013 11:38 synapse wrote:On October 05 2013 10:55 Rebs wrote:On October 05 2013 10:46 synapse wrote:On October 05 2013 10:06 Ferrose wrote:On October 05 2013 09:24 biology]major wrote:On October 05 2013 08:57 synapse wrote:
kill la kill pilot was fucking amazing
coppelion was okay, a bit squeaky it was cool until she turned into a stripper at the end, kinda ruined it. At the start she seemed like a cool char I don't think you understand. It wasn't shallow pandering or fanservice, but rather a marvelous break of the patterns that the show had presented to us thus far. The fight at the very beginning shows us that clothes represent power in this show. The student council are the most powerful people, and they are fully-clothed, right up to the neck. We are also shown that having barely any/no clothes is weakness, as the guy who stole that uniform at the beginning, and the boxer dude that Ryuko defeats lose their uniforms after losing. Plus, Mako (the ditzy friend girl) is turned upside-down and has most of her body exposed when they are about to execute her. And it all ties in with Satsuki's (seitokaichou) speech at the beginning: Fear is freedom! Subjugation is liberation! Contradiction is truth! These are the truths of this world! Ryuko, with her new uniform, is the most powerful person in that fight, yet she has the least clothing. She should be the weakest person, but she is actually strong and powerful. So basically, through Ryuko's uniform (and that scene with Mako right before the last fight), Trigger not only found a way to incorporate fanservice, but make it relevant to the plot and themes of the show in a tasteful manner. Masterclass. welp. i'm convinced. You can still enjoy it just for the hot blooded and over the topness alone btw.. i loved the episode either way, i just thought the outfit was weird Well if it helps everytime the lack of clothing bothers you (and it will happen again obviously) just remind yourself this is a 14 year old.. + Show Spoiler + did it explain anywhere why shes flat in the regular uniform then when the uniform transforms she turns into 34DDD
cause contradiction is truth, duh
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pilot was boss as fuck though definitely gonna try and follow it weekly art style makes me nostalgic for GL
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On October 05 2013 12:09 Rebs wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2013 11:38 synapse wrote:On October 05 2013 10:55 Rebs wrote:On October 05 2013 10:46 synapse wrote:On October 05 2013 10:06 Ferrose wrote:On October 05 2013 09:24 biology]major wrote:On October 05 2013 08:57 synapse wrote:
kill la kill pilot was fucking amazing
coppelion was okay, a bit squeaky it was cool until she turned into a stripper at the end, kinda ruined it. At the start she seemed like a cool char I don't think you understand. It wasn't shallow pandering or fanservice, but rather a marvelous break of the patterns that the show had presented to us thus far. The fight at the very beginning shows us that clothes represent power in this show. The student council are the most powerful people, and they are fully-clothed, right up to the neck. We are also shown that having barely any/no clothes is weakness, as the guy who stole that uniform at the beginning, and the boxer dude that Ryuko defeats lose their uniforms after losing. Plus, Mako (the ditzy friend girl) is turned upside-down and has most of her body exposed when they are about to execute her. And it all ties in with Satsuki's (seitokaichou) speech at the beginning: Fear is freedom! Subjugation is liberation! Contradiction is truth! These are the truths of this world! Ryuko, with her new uniform, is the most powerful person in that fight, yet she has the least clothing. She should be the weakest person, but she is actually strong and powerful. So basically, through Ryuko's uniform (and that scene with Mako right before the last fight), Trigger not only found a way to incorporate fanservice, but make it relevant to the plot and themes of the show in a tasteful manner. Masterclass. welp. i'm convinced. You can still enjoy it just for the hot blooded and over the topness alone btw.. i loved the episode either way, i just thought the outfit was weird Well if it helps everytime the lack of clothing bothers you (and it will happen again obviously) just remind yourself this is a 14 year old.. + Show Spoiler +
She was supposed to be 14?!
That's... I dunno.
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On October 05 2013 14:05 Just_a_Moth wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2013 12:09 Rebs wrote:On October 05 2013 11:38 synapse wrote:On October 05 2013 10:55 Rebs wrote:On October 05 2013 10:46 synapse wrote:On October 05 2013 10:06 Ferrose wrote:On October 05 2013 09:24 biology]major wrote:On October 05 2013 08:57 synapse wrote:
kill la kill pilot was fucking amazing
coppelion was okay, a bit squeaky it was cool until she turned into a stripper at the end, kinda ruined it. At the start she seemed like a cool char I don't think you understand. It wasn't shallow pandering or fanservice, but rather a marvelous break of the patterns that the show had presented to us thus far. The fight at the very beginning shows us that clothes represent power in this show. The student council are the most powerful people, and they are fully-clothed, right up to the neck. We are also shown that having barely any/no clothes is weakness, as the guy who stole that uniform at the beginning, and the boxer dude that Ryuko defeats lose their uniforms after losing. Plus, Mako (the ditzy friend girl) is turned upside-down and has most of her body exposed when they are about to execute her. And it all ties in with Satsuki's (seitokaichou) speech at the beginning: Fear is freedom! Subjugation is liberation! Contradiction is truth! These are the truths of this world! Ryuko, with her new uniform, is the most powerful person in that fight, yet she has the least clothing. She should be the weakest person, but she is actually strong and powerful. So basically, through Ryuko's uniform (and that scene with Mako right before the last fight), Trigger not only found a way to incorporate fanservice, but make it relevant to the plot and themes of the show in a tasteful manner. Masterclass. welp. i'm convinced. You can still enjoy it just for the hot blooded and over the topness alone btw.. i loved the episode either way, i just thought the outfit was weird Well if it helps everytime the lack of clothing bothers you (and it will happen again obviously) just remind yourself this is a 14 year old.. + Show Spoiler + She was supposed to be 14?! That's... I dunno.
I blame spiral energy.
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On October 05 2013 14:05 Just_a_Moth wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2013 12:09 Rebs wrote:On October 05 2013 11:38 synapse wrote:On October 05 2013 10:55 Rebs wrote:On October 05 2013 10:46 synapse wrote:On October 05 2013 10:06 Ferrose wrote:On October 05 2013 09:24 biology]major wrote:On October 05 2013 08:57 synapse wrote:
kill la kill pilot was fucking amazing
coppelion was okay, a bit squeaky it was cool until she turned into a stripper at the end, kinda ruined it. At the start she seemed like a cool char I don't think you understand. It wasn't shallow pandering or fanservice, but rather a marvelous break of the patterns that the show had presented to us thus far. The fight at the very beginning shows us that clothes represent power in this show. The student council are the most powerful people, and they are fully-clothed, right up to the neck. We are also shown that having barely any/no clothes is weakness, as the guy who stole that uniform at the beginning, and the boxer dude that Ryuko defeats lose their uniforms after losing. Plus, Mako (the ditzy friend girl) is turned upside-down and has most of her body exposed when they are about to execute her. And it all ties in with Satsuki's (seitokaichou) speech at the beginning: Fear is freedom! Subjugation is liberation! Contradiction is truth! These are the truths of this world! Ryuko, with her new uniform, is the most powerful person in that fight, yet she has the least clothing. She should be the weakest person, but she is actually strong and powerful. So basically, through Ryuko's uniform (and that scene with Mako right before the last fight), Trigger not only found a way to incorporate fanservice, but make it relevant to the plot and themes of the show in a tasteful manner. Masterclass. welp. i'm convinced. You can still enjoy it just for the hot blooded and over the topness alone btw.. i loved the episode either way, i just thought the outfit was weird Well if it helps everytime the lack of clothing bothers you (and it will happen again obviously) just remind yourself this is a 14 year old.. + Show Spoiler + She was supposed to be 14?! That's... I dunno.
What about the 12 year old in Break Blade... That's just fucked up.
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On October 05 2013 14:41 Nagisama wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2013 14:05 Just_a_Moth wrote:On October 05 2013 12:09 Rebs wrote:On October 05 2013 11:38 synapse wrote:On October 05 2013 10:55 Rebs wrote:On October 05 2013 10:46 synapse wrote:On October 05 2013 10:06 Ferrose wrote:On October 05 2013 09:24 biology]major wrote:On October 05 2013 08:57 synapse wrote:
kill la kill pilot was fucking amazing
coppelion was okay, a bit squeaky it was cool until she turned into a stripper at the end, kinda ruined it. At the start she seemed like a cool char I don't think you understand. It wasn't shallow pandering or fanservice, but rather a marvelous break of the patterns that the show had presented to us thus far. The fight at the very beginning shows us that clothes represent power in this show. The student council are the most powerful people, and they are fully-clothed, right up to the neck. We are also shown that having barely any/no clothes is weakness, as the guy who stole that uniform at the beginning, and the boxer dude that Ryuko defeats lose their uniforms after losing. Plus, Mako (the ditzy friend girl) is turned upside-down and has most of her body exposed when they are about to execute her. And it all ties in with Satsuki's (seitokaichou) speech at the beginning: Fear is freedom! Subjugation is liberation! Contradiction is truth! These are the truths of this world! Ryuko, with her new uniform, is the most powerful person in that fight, yet she has the least clothing. She should be the weakest person, but she is actually strong and powerful. So basically, through Ryuko's uniform (and that scene with Mako right before the last fight), Trigger not only found a way to incorporate fanservice, but make it relevant to the plot and themes of the show in a tasteful manner. Masterclass. welp. i'm convinced. You can still enjoy it just for the hot blooded and over the topness alone btw.. i loved the episode either way, i just thought the outfit was weird Well if it helps everytime the lack of clothing bothers you (and it will happen again obviously) just remind yourself this is a 14 year old.. + Show Spoiler + She was supposed to be 14?! That's... I dunno. What about the 12 year old in Break Blade... That's just fucked up.
WOW, that's even worse lol.
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Welcome to anime. Here's your complementary placement on a sex offender list!
Break Blade is pretty good though.
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So, Pokemon... that ending gave me a 300% erection.
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The Pokemon Origin specials were very good. I only wish they made it 1 cour :/
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What? Really? I thought it was weird. Especially since I never played anything past Gold/Silver. + Show Spoiler +wtf is this "mega evolution bullshit". Should've just chucked a master ball at him.
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On October 05 2013 11:09 RuskiPanda wrote:
Outbreak company AOTS, a lot more entertaining than I expected :o
The first part of the novel was good, then it just went straight to hell. Interesting idea, horrible execution. Sakaki seems to fumble if it's not straight fantasy.
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