Anime Discussion Thread - Page 5098

I could be mistaken, but I think that Buu became Kid Buu by spitting out the Fat Buu towards the end of DBZ, or just spat him out despite being Kid Buu. The preview for next ep with Vegeta going on a family trip looked fun. It was sweet of Videl to act as if the water was the cosmetic the boys thought it was in order to make them happy.
The new evil dude is Beerus, the God of Destruction. He was introduced in the DBZ movie Battle of Gods. I think this arc is based on that.

Aoharu x Something: In general, a survival game series should be nice to watch, right? Well, if it's not a watered down 3v3 military FPS shooter experience starring three totally-nuts-and-godmode-on characters, I guess. Completely mediocre production value, so the verdict is dropped though some details may look interesting (man-host thing, ah)

Charlotte: I liked Angel Beats and Little Busters, but this show is a bust. Borrowed character designs coupled with overpowered superpowers bullshit and typical adolescence drama, zero style points or atmosphere. I sure don't want seeing mc acting as a white knight soon after he blatantly cheated and handcrafted a CAR ACCIDENT and realized it was a bad thing to do when got caught. Production value is alright, but by no means is a great accomplishment for a directing studio. Dropped.

Classroom Crisis: If there's anything I hate more than regular high-schools it's the regular HI-TECH high-schools. Sci-fi is trendy now, but come on, when you start with a closed-dome-type of colony on a Mars, you are asking for a beating! Terrible designs aren't helping either. Dropped at the speed of light.

Ushio to Tora: MAPPA studio is knocking it out with animation and static action scenes on this 90s oldschool silly shounen comedy and it's quite okay to give show 20 minutes in a week for now. Both characters are kinda pricks as a bonus, and girls are slightly waifu material. 7.5/10.

Ranpo Kitan - Game of Laplace: Great directing, nice effects, very nice OST. Totally cliche characters. Could turn out either way, the handling of plot will be greatly important, but as for now it looks like a one-time adventure at best 'cause detective part is reeaaaly lacking. 7/10

The movie thing was a bore and they didn't even finish the related drama? What's with the huge amount of money they invested? Everything went to normal like nothing happened? Mermaid episode was pretty sketchy as well. I also don't like how they dropped the Ko-chan drama without any further notice. I know they will pick it up again later but it doesn't feel right to not mention it for such a long time...

They dropped the Ko-chan stuff because well she realized she needs to figure out who she is and who she wants to be before trying to get into a relationship with anyone else. A thing that many adults don't really get. Found that rather cool that she sees that. The repercussions from the movie drama not being seen is more about the adults trying to keep face I think. They want the girls to just continue on without the worries in the background.

I realised that and I think it's a good decision. Still, the transition wasn't there. They just parted ways and never spoke to one another again. She never told Ko-chan that she needs time to figure out who she is first. Even if she doesn't write because of that, he couldn't know and it's also not shown what he thinks of it or why he doesn't write. It's not really a problem for me that they dropped it for now but the way they did it bothers me.

She's still a kid man. She should have told him but well she didn't. Don't really see it as a problem with the show, more like a fault of her character which is the focus of the show at the end of the day. It's about her. It does pick it up later which I think works out really well, is really cute and makes sense.

Again, I would be fine with her not telling him, too. But then at least show his thoughts. Pls.^^ They did that in the first half and I liked that a lot.