no rice, no lifeWhat did K-ON! have to say about anything?
I'm gonna assume he means hentai which makes his avatar all the more disturbing
edit: whoops new page. out of context no quote ftw.
K-ON! didn't so much as revolutionize the medium moreso than it started a war within it.
The moe and anti-moe crowds are about as vile with each other as the Federation and Zeon are in Gundam.
I'm gonna assume he means hentai which makes his avatar all the more disturbing
edit: whoops new page. out of context no quote ftw.
I don't really agree with that. Madoka was a very popular series, and we can probably point to it as being a fairly important series within the broader culture of anime, but it didn't even come close to revolutionizing anything.
Evangelion was a revolutionary and transformative series on a number of levels, and not just in the good ways. We can pretty directly blame Anno for the state of anime censorship on television today (the Pokemon seizure incident also helped this along by necessitating networks to actually check the contents of shows before airing them). Evangelion also had a massive impact on the way anime is merchandised, profited from, and the business models in tact.
Madoka didn't really have any such large effect. It lead to a handful of copycats and a resurgence of "dark magical girl" shows, but those shows existed before Madoka. (In the same way, certainly a fair amount of what Evangelion did had been done previously, most notably by Ideon, but it still had a larger overall impact on the state of the medium)
I'd say that Madoka is closer to the Haruhi of the 10's. A show that became massively popular while airing, created a number of copycats, and continues to be relevant in terms of being referenced by other shows and having a strong fanbase, but not really revolutionary in any real sense of the word.
no rice, no life
It's meant to be a joke, also directed at myself. :vthe hell is up with your tag
It's meant to be a joke, also directed at myself. :v
I'm watching but all I see is an album cover.
k-on s2 >>>> uc gundam
hmnnnnahG Gundam >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> K-ON S2.
umaru is the first anime since k-on with something to say
hmnnnnah
Why is the Mazinger Z Spanish box art lewd: Link, what a strange cover. Obligatory "We are entering the age of Fatso"
Not seen G Gundam *ducks* but I never realized that this was a reference to it. The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy. (Clip contains the actual scene from G Gundam too, no idea how spoilerly it is!)
I bet that there's a load of anime references in cartoons I used to watch. I haven't watched CN in many years but Steven Universe which I'm sure is a popular series has a Gunbuster reference. (a S2 Short, so again, spoilers?)
Narcos 01
This shit is cray as fuck. Good lord Netflix, you have got me by the balls with these shows. Wagner Moura is doing some crazy work, I used to watch this guy on TV when I was little, he was in like every single Brazillian soap opera that my mom watched. Now he is doing crazy stuff like this. Good for him. Talented as hell, not a tinge of Brazillian accent, and he looks just like the person he is impersonating. Netflix 2 OP.
Trust me, you are not ready.However, the first 6 episodes have been really good. The relationships have been well done (gotta love that bromance) Goto is the best by far... The idol girl, and now "girls" can all go to hell because you can already tell they are annoying as hell, especially the ringleader herself. Oh well, it's been fun so far, so we'll see what happens next tomorrow.
I'm part Spanish and his wording sounds just fine HOWEVER I'm not familiar with the Columbian side of things. The Spanish I grew up with was Castellano/Gallego so any of the Latino variances of the language, although understandable, I won't recognize them. Maybe his Columbian Spanish is awful. But hey, Brazilians have a REALLY hard time with languages, simply because of how involved the intonation of the Brazilian Portuguese language is. Portuguese people like myself from the mainland however have it much easier and we can get rid of accents easily. So I mean, people should give the guy some credit. Yes I have only seen one episode, but damn if he doesn't nail his part right.maybe not a brazilian accent but his accent slip during the show has bothered many colombians and spanish speakers.
Not seen G Gundam *ducks* but I never realized that this was a reference to it. The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy. (Clip contains the actual scene from G Gundam too, no idea how spoilerly it is!)
I bet that there's a load of anime references in cartoons I used to watch. I haven't watched CN in many years but Steven Universe which I'm sure is a popular series has a Gunbuster reference. (a S2 Short, so again, spoilers?)
Megas XLR made references to old school super robot and superhero shows all the god damn time.
Megas XLR made references to old school super robot and superhero shows all the god damn time.
maybe not a brazilian accent but his accent slip during the show has bothered many colombians and spanish speakers.
I saw something about it on brazilian television, I think what bothered them was a specific accent of Pablo Escobar, and a colombian guy(Andrés Parra) already did it better.
This scene was really well done, not just in Sunohara's body language, but in how the direction established his distance from everyone else. This is especially emphasized when the show cut immediately from the left image to the right one. It doesn't make temporal sense, but it makes emotional sense.
Cool stuff, someone else watching After Story. Having only watched both the original and this a few months ago, I am looking forward to reading your impressions. I am sure Corn will be delighted as well ahaha.Clannad: After Story 2-3
Remarkably pleasant for what it was: a celebration of the meal. Maybe I'll take things a little slower next time I eat because of this and see if I enjoy things just a little more.
Netflix so far has been doing some crazy work. Daredevil was excellent, Narcos seems to be as well. I am hoping for the "A Series of Unfortunate Events" series to be a hit too. I grew up reading those books. Pls be good.
Wow that was kinda bullshit, how come Tsubasa survives? Kanade got turned to ash immediately but Tsubasa lives on? What kind of swan song is it if you're still alive after using it? We also saw Kanada's grimdark background how she was filled with such a lust for revenge.
Too late.
Well at least the anime introduced a real threat as the Noise weren't exactly presenting a danger. Of course it was a random as all hell introduction with no explanation but I guess I'll take what I can get. I enjoyed seeing Tsubasa getting wrecked.
I see Kanade's love of strawberry jam was passed on to Hibiki.
This show really loves breaking the fourth wall doesn't it?
Oh wow, someone's watching Clannad After Story
this should be fun
as someone who really really, i await them getting therehates the bullshit that happens in the last episode
Oh wow, someone's watching Clannad After Story
this should be fun
Understandable but I was *somehow* okay with that when I watched it. If contemplate about it now,I'm pretty sure I'll find it ridiculous but meh.
Netflix so far has been doing some crazy work. Daredevil was excellent, Narcos seems to be as well. I am hoping for the "A Series of Unfortunate Events" series to be a hit too. I grew up reading those books. Pls be good: