This happens.I'm sure that's just as prevalent as girls grabbing each other's breasts in the bathroom.
This happens.I'm sure that's just as prevalent as girls grabbing each other's breasts in the bathroom.
LMFAO I just laughed out loud in class. Goddamn.I'm gonna go to Japan and say something shocking out in public to see if people actually scream EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEH!?
A real heartwarming episode after the last stressful and emotional episodes. It's nice seeing the main trio together again and interacting in such a friendly manner. Yukino's constant pursuit of cute things and Yui's adorable clinging brightened the darkness that has been present for a quite a while this season. I'm surprised at how well Hachiman seemed to actual naturally around them. The thing I was most shocked about however, was Iroha's sudden confession to Hayama but his rejection didn't shock me too much considering I think. The next episode will probably be about Iroha not committing to her job anymore mirroring last season's final arc in a way.he has a crush on Yukino
After thinking about it for a while, I can't say which conversation Hachiman, one with Yui and one with Yukino, that I liked better. They touch on separate sides of Hikigiya's personality. Yui tends to be closer to Hikki's shy nature and "friendly" character, and the callbacks to season 1 seems to imply that sooner or later he most likely will act for someone heart which now more than ever seems like Yui. Hikigiya's conversation with Yukino however seemed to imply a respect that has blossomed into a friendship. Yukino's statement for Hikki to help her someday and her talk about her wanting something different from him and her sister implies that her understanding of both herself and others has grown. She realizes that she has been inspired by both her sister and Hikki to be someone but she knows that it's to be a different person and not simply mimicking another.
I think that was.a call back to the comment she made earlier about likening the experience to being drawn to the Yuki-onna despite the risk of losing one's life. She's fine with being mesmerised by the Yuki-onna
I think my initial comment was a little confusing. I meant that those are points in favour of. Apologies. I do wonder what is going on with my English at times.there being an attraction between the two
(Armor on the right)
Havel from Dark Souls
Naaaaaaaniiiiiiii?!I'm gonna go to Japan and say something shocking out in public to see if people actually scream EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEH!?
It is true.This happens.
All KyoAni is trying to do is clearly cater to an audience. That, or they think girls go around feeling each other's faces the way they did in the show lol.
We're the Three Best Friends
Just say WRRRYYYYYYYY - and pose.I'm gonna go to Japan and say something shocking out in public to see if people actually scream EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEH!?
I'm gonna go to Japan and say something shocking out in public to see if people actually scream EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEH!?
So is summer supposed to be a time when AnimeGAF explodes and the thread moves at a hyper pace?
Just say WRRRYYYYYYYY - and pose.
See if anyone runs away.
So is summer supposed to be a time when AnimeGAF explodes and the thread moves at a hyper pace?.
I never actually noticed it shifted to stairs and Polnareff moves down them, thanks EmCeeGramr
Considering the kind of anime airing this summer and the ecchi GAFers who will try to post images?
RIP
I mean, studios pander all the time to specific audiences, which is why it gets that label. The issue with yuri-pandering is that studios keep producing shows where canonically straight females (see: Euphonium) have female-female relationships with heavy sexual elements where that very rarely happens to two dudes. If Euphonium was entirely about guys, I don't think you'd see them feeling each others lips.
I don't think most normal people would have an issue with an anime showing a normal lesbian or gay relationship. Like, at all.
And here's where you lost me.
Where did you get the sentiment that they were canonically straight? Because the anime doesn't even begin to convey that, like at all. If you're possibly referring to the source material well... it should be obvious by now that that the novel = / = anime. It's important to remember that it's an adaptation of the source material. They aren't the same thing, and it was never supposed to be that way.
I'm not naive enough to think that they'll end up together in the end, but at the same time, this goes way beyond regular yuri baiting. There's a blatant, mutual attraction between the 2 characters.
If you want yuri baiting that ended in the most unnecessary ending for the sake of #fuckthepolice go watch a certain show that starts with "Legend of"
galactic heroesIf you want yuri baiting that ended in the most unnecessary ending for the sake of #fuckthepolice go watch a certain show that starts with "Legend of"
I must've underestimated how many show titles begin with "the legend of"
I must've underestimated how many show titles begin with "the legend of"
Go to Canada.I'm gonna go to Japan and say something shocking out in public to see if people actually scream EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEH!?
Don't make fun of us eh.Go to Canada.
I must've underestimated how many show titles begin with "the legend of"
The Heroic Legend of Arslan ^The Legend of Koizumi
The Legend of the Galactic Heroes
The Legend of the Legendary Heroes
Probably a lot more.
Yeah, the female character who likes girls -- either by yuribait with the other girls, or by groping the other girls, or by being a hentai artist who draws hentai that focuses on girls (ie not BL or such) -- but is totally straight and loves the male MC -- is a super-common trope, and I agree that it's stupid. The basic concept makes no logical sense. It's just there as pure fanservice. Not all of this kind of fanservice is equally bad, but the concept is completely stupid and does not work.I mean, studios pander all the time to specific audiences, which is why it gets that label. The issue with yuri-pandering is that studios keep producing shows where canonically straight females (see: Euphonium) have female-female relationships with heavy sexual elements where that very rarely happens to two dudes. If Euphonium was entirely about guys, I don't think you'd see them feeling each others lips.
I don't think most normal people would have an issue with an anime showing a normal lesbian or gay relationship. Like, at all.
Yeah, the female character who likes girls -- either by yuribait with the other girls, or by groping the other girls, or by being a hentai artist who draws hentai that focuses on girls (ie not BL or such) -- but is totally straight and loves the male MC -- is a super-common trope, and I agree that it's stupid. The basic concept makes no logical sense. It's just there as pure fanservice. Not all of this kind of fanservice is equally bad, but the concept is completely stupid and does not work.
The reason for it is obvious, though -- the girl has yuribait moments, draws hentai focusing on girls, etc. because the male audience likes such things, but she's also straight and likes the MC because she needs to be available as a waifu / romantic option for guys and a real lesbian wouldn't really be that. So the reason makes sense, it's just not a good reason. Trying to cover all bases like that doesn't work.
Summer Animu |OT| What is anime? Nothing but a miserable pile of moe.
Well Summer is the Season of Smut rather than moe.
Unfortunately. Which is why I'm gonna be pissed if Kyoani doesn't have the guts to go with it all the way through.
Summer 2015 Anime |OT| Of No Dragon Ball Super
Summer 2015 Animu |OT| NSFW.
Soma 09
Well, that's a first. I liked Soma and Erina humming the ED at the end but then it transitioned into the real ED playing the second verse. Never seen that before.
*looks at summer chart*
"·Ecchi... ·Ecchi... ·Ecchi... ·Ecchi"
|OT| Everyone is in Prison by Fall