Fantastische Hure said:
What is/are your...
Top 5 Anime movies (legit anime movies, not series-based movies)?
#1 - Ghost in the Shell
#2 - Grave of the Fireflies
#3 - Princess Mononoke
#4 - Paprika
#5 - Ninja Scroll
Haven't watched many anime movies due to not being the type who likes to sit around for ~2 hours, though the list would be a lot different if I had the time to watch more, such as more of Satoshi Kon's works (Paprika is usually attested as the worst of his 4 main works) and Nausicaa due to having similar subject matter to Mononoke. Whilst I haven't seen the Akira movie, I questioned adding it to the list due to being very similar to the manga, though considering it takes out some crucial plot points, I advised against it.
Top 5 Hayao Miyazaki specific movies?
#1 - Princess Mononoke
#2 - Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro
#3 - Spritied Away
Only seen these 3.
Shōnen Anime with best Movie series?
One Piece if referring to series that have released at least several movies. Hokuto no Ken if including ones with only a few movies, since they're retellings of previous arcs rather than continuity breaking stories and even if they're done far worse than the original in terms of writing, they're at least very entertaining in terms of action and art/animation, with the 1986 movie of Hokuto no Ken seeming like Toei's apology letter to those who complained about the reduced art quality and censorship of the original anime. I guess I could also include End of Evangelion, but that's a questionable one due to different sources and adaptations placing the series as either Shonen or Seinen, with it not being that clear cut which of the two it's meant to fall under.
Keedounan said:
On that matter, what would be a review on Zamasu/Black ?
Both of them can be summed up with the word unoriginal. Black is little more than just the same Evil Goku concept Tullece pulled off decades before (except feeling far more like a poor fanfiction concept than Tullece did), whilst Zamasu's motives make him exactly the same as almost every Saint Seiya antagonist (or at least Poseidon and Hades). On top of that, their motives are never given the proper development they needed. With Zamasu, we only saw him see one race of barbarians and a fight with Goku (or watching it in the manga) to determine his path, which is incredibly rushed. Not just that, but the two were so incompetent they couldn't even succeed in the Zero Mortal Plan until Zen-Oh did their job for them, despite the fact it didn't take much effort to kill the rest of the humans before the Saiyans returned. At least they were more competent with this in the manga, but that doesn't improve them seeing as how their characteristics are still as much a duo of bland archetypes as in the anime and Zamasu being even more of a hypocrite by being outright proven to be a mortal.
1/10 for both.