EPTAnime Discussion Thread - Page 6148
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Slaughter
United States20255 Posts
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BigFan
TLADT24920 Posts
the guy seemed to be so confident that he'll take back control and whatever but did shit imo. You can argue that some of the stuff that he did worked, sure but the end outcome is all that matters imo. Then fast forward time and he's got an incurable brain tumour? Seems like a big copout tbh. | ||
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Miragee
8714 Posts
On October 02 2017 12:19 BigFan wrote: There's one thing I kinda disliked about LoGH and that was Rubinsky: + Show Spoiler + the guy seemed to be so confident that he'll take back control and whatever but did shit imo. You can argue that some of the stuff that he did worked, sure but the end outcome is all that matters imo. Then fast forward time and he's got an incurable brain tumour? Seems like a big copout tbh. + Show Spoiler + The whole Rubinsky story as well as the church stuff felt a bit out of place. It felt like the author tried to implement some 80s villainy into a story that was basically devoid of that. I know that I brought that up here back when I watched it. | ||
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + I understand why he needed a villain in that arc to help focus the plot but honestly I think it could have been fine with them just solidifying the empire. You can do all the rest of the story with the characters going out in flames as they were destined to without the whole supervillian garbage. | ||
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Toadesstern
Germany16350 Posts
less than 24 hours until my plane for pilgrimage leaves and my plan for Kyoto/Oosaka in particular up until now is still just: "idk, wander streets of Kyoto aimlessly for 3 days?" I'm not good at this shit | ||
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felisconcolori
United States6169 Posts
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NeoIllusions
United States37500 Posts
On October 02 2017 21:07 Toadesstern wrote: a bit unrelated but: less than 24 hours until my plane for pilgrimage leaves and my plan for Kyoto/Oosaka in particular up until now is still just: "idk, wander streets of Kyoto aimlessly for 3 days?" I'm not good at this shit I hear googling helps. | ||
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ragz_gt
9172 Posts
On October 01 2017 23:33 Slaughter wrote: Speaking of, I should start buying the LH lns. I assume they were talking about Kyoukaisenjou no Horizon but it's a tangential point ne way. | ||
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Aznupdown
Canada318 Posts
On October 02 2017 21:07 Toadesstern wrote: a bit unrelated but: less than 24 hours until my plane for pilgrimage leaves and my plan for Kyoto/Oosaka in particular up until now is still just: "idk, wander streets of Kyoto aimlessly for 3 days?" I'm not good at this shit I just finished my trip in Japan. Spent 10 days there, 6 in Osaka, 4 in Tokyo. How long you staying in Japan? I would recommend spending only like 2 days in Kyoto and maybe 2-3 days in Osaka. Other days you can travel from Osaka to outer cities such as Nara to feed some deer, or Kobe for the beef. If you have a JR pass it should be easy to get around to other cities. | ||
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Miragee
8714 Posts
I think there were some recommendations in this thread a year ago or so? | ||
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IceHism
United States1903 Posts
On October 02 2017 21:07 Toadesstern wrote: a bit unrelated but: less than 24 hours until my plane for pilgrimage leaves and my plan for Kyoto/Oosaka in particular up until now is still just: "idk, wander streets of Kyoto aimlessly for 3 days?" I'm not good at this shit historical landmarks are the only thing I know in Kyoto besides religious shinto/buddhism stuff how about visiting an onsen On October 03 2017 03:02 ragz_gt wrote: I assume they were talking about Kyoukaisenjou no Horizon but it's a tangential point ne way. kyoukaisen is the only horizon that matters. LH isn't dengeki anyways. | ||
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Toadesstern
Germany16350 Posts
On October 03 2017 03:11 IceHism wrote: historical landmarks are the only thing I know in Kyoto besides religious shinto/buddhism stuff how about visiting an onsen kyoukaisen is the only horizon that matters. LH isn't dengeki anyways. too awkward to go naked into a bath with other people, no matter the gender. On October 03 2017 03:11 Aznupdown wrote: I just finished my trip in Japan. Spent 10 days there, 6 in Osaka, 4 in Tokyo. How long you staying in Japan? I would recommend spending only like 2 days in Kyoto and maybe 2-3 days in Osaka. Other days you can travel from Osaka to outer cities such as Nara to feed some deer, or Kobe for the beef. If you have a JR pass it should be easy to get around to other cities. 13days in total I think? The Kyoto/Osaka timetable looks like this: ![[image loading]](https://i.imgur.com/aH6PJoV.png) it's not really that I can't figure it out via google, I'm justs too lazy tbh~ So if people have recommendations I'm all up for that. I still have a visit to K-ON school as an option I guess since that's somewhere between Tokyo and Kyoto iirc and I have the JR pass for the light-blue highlighted days? It's a long flight. Guess I'll print some shit out and read it while not sleeping | ||
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Miragee
8714 Posts
On October 03 2017 03:42 Toadesstern wrote: too awkward to go naked into a bath with other people, no matter the gender. How old are you? 13? lol | ||
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NeoIllusions
United States37500 Posts
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ragz_gt
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Toadesstern
Germany16350 Posts
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
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felisconcolori
United States6169 Posts
I have a friend that lives in the Kyoto area, but unfortunately I think the only thing he'd be able to recommend are gaming shops. And we're not that close of friends. (He was a super weeb in college; he's living out his dream after moving to Japan and finding a wife there.) There's also Fushimi Inari-taisha, for an experience of the never-ending torii gates that you see in practically every anime depiction ever. Nijo Castle looks pretty. Shimogamo Shrine is also pretty. For Osaka? Umm... Universal Studios Japan is there. Probably not an incredibly culturally relevant stop though. Osaka Castle is there, as is a pretty nice aquarium... wait, now it sounds like some kind of date planning. Anyways, seriously google is very helpful. Here click this damn link. On October 03 2017 05:05 Numy wrote: If it's all male it's fine, just remember that everyone else there, well 80% of people are just as awkward and no one gives a shit about your junk or body. If coed, anime has taught me that girls will help get rid of the surprise boner anyway so it's a win win :D There's a quote I can't find that talks about specifically onsen and bathhouse behavior in Japan (or maybe customary etiquette) - something about how being naked may be common but it is rarely seen. Wish I could find it - because really, no one does give a crap and actively avoids noticing it. Also, anime is probably not a good teacher for onsen etiquette... probably... | ||
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BigFan
TLADT24920 Posts
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Sentenal
United States12398 Posts
On October 03 2017 03:42 Toadesstern wrote: too awkward to go naked into a bath with other people, no matter the gender. 13days in total I think? The Kyoto/Osaka timetable looks like this: it's not really that I can't figure it out via google, I'm justs too lazy tbh~ So if people have recommendations I'm all up for that. I still have a visit to K-ON school as an option I guess since that's somewhere between Tokyo and Kyoto iirc and I have the JR pass for the light-blue highlighted days? It's a long flight. Guess I'll print some shit out and read it while not sleeping Kyoto was destroyed in Muv-Luv Alternative, so you could go to all the sites and be like "I wonder what this would look like after the BETA destroy it", and then imagine Mars and theres your answer | ||
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