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Wolffange watches Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei, Sakamoto Desu Ka, Neon Genesis, Eureka Seven and Fate/Zero
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Hopefully not, but with my track record....according to MAL I'm apparently watching 37 anime and reading 44 manga and I know there's at least 10 manga I didn't record, so that gives you an idea of how many I start and then stop.
I started the Yojo one. The MC talks way too fast, I had to keep pausing it and going back to read the subtitles. Example, but it usually lasted even longer:
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Sakamoto Desu Ga (which is about a guy called Sakamoto who acts perfectly in every situation) has been....interesting(omushiroy?). It's not for everyone, that's for sure. It's a little funny, but mostly it's really stupid and unrealistic. I get that that's the point, but I personally prefer the parts where he does things that are actually humanly possible, rather than him jumping into the second or third floor classroom's window from the ground. There are some good life lessons in every episode segment. In one episode he helps a boy who is getting bullied out of his money to get a job, which ends up helping the boy feel more pride about standing up for himself against thieves (since he doesn't want them taking his hard-earned money). He also beats up the bully by using attacks such as blowing air into his ear, using a mcdonalds straw, which is just the ridiculous kinda shit he does. In another episode he pretends to be possessed so that three girls who are fighting over him all work together to save him and become friends. Both aren't exactly super unexpected outcomes, but I can see this anime providing some less obvious insights over the course of the series.
In Neon Genesis ep 1 Strawhatcrew waits for a taxi and then gets rejected and I turned it off because it was too late for me to watch depressing stuff and I realised I'd seen the episode before.
I started the Yojo one. The MC talks way too fast, I had to keep pausing it and going back to read the subtitles. Example, but it usually lasted even longer:
[youtube]EQFwWNlMIh0[/youtube]
Sakamoto Desu Ga (which is about a guy called Sakamoto who acts perfectly in every situation) has been....interesting(omushiroy?). It's not for everyone, that's for sure. It's a little funny, but mostly it's really stupid and unrealistic. I get that that's the point, but I personally prefer the parts where he does things that are actually humanly possible, rather than him jumping into the second or third floor classroom's window from the ground. There are some good life lessons in every episode segment. In one episode he helps a boy who is getting bullied out of his money to get a job, which ends up helping the boy feel more pride about standing up for himself against thieves (since he doesn't want them taking his hard-earned money). He also beats up the bully by using attacks such as blowing air into his ear, using a mcdonalds straw, which is just the ridiculous kinda shit he does. In another episode he pretends to be possessed so that three girls who are fighting over him all work together to save him and become friends. Both aren't exactly super unexpected outcomes, but I can see this anime providing some less obvious insights over the course of the series.
In Neon Genesis ep 1 Strawhatcrew waits for a taxi and then gets rejected and I turned it off because it was too late for me to watch depressing stuff and I realised I'd seen the episode before.
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And I watched about 3 combined minutes of Gurren Lagan episode 1. Summary is that two boys, one of whom had a unique character design, were getting attacked underground by a monster, then a scantily clad girl with good breast-feeding genetics swooped in to save them with a gun and they escaped to the surface and introduced themselves to one another.
And I watched about 3 combined minutes of Gurren Lagan episode 1. Summary is that two boys, one of whom had a unique character design, were getting attacked underground by a monster, then a scantily clad girl with good breast-feeding genetics swooped in to save them with a gun and they escaped to the surface and introduced themselves to one another.
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Yeh I watched like 10 seconds. It's based on an eroge game I think.
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a game where the MC fucks girls
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Probably best keep it that way. First season is worthless for the most part due to being advertised as a death battle when out of the fights within it, less than half of the characters die and those who do are fodders. Season 2 loses the appeal of being engaged by who may win/who's the real main character when it shows it's clear bias for Kiritsugu half way through and the ending is completely pretentious due to Urobutcher doing his typical bad writing of having a completely inhuman character babble on about the human condition as though it has a leg to stand on in the matter.SSJ2 said:
Best praise I can give it is that it at least wasn't as bad as it's sequel Fate/stay-night, which is basically just a generic Shonen plot with a bland gary stu protagonist and harem elements.
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I really like Tatami Galaxy (Yojouhan) and Neon Genesis, I think your mileage may vary with these shows but generally most people will find them worth watching at the very least, I think. Didn't like Fate/Zero, but everyone has seen it these days so why not give it a go. Haven't seen the other two but I know a little about them.
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My thoughts pretty much align with Kyo's. Tatami Galaxy and Evangelion are good, though require more than just being viewed at the surface level to be fully appreciated. I've already expressed my views on Fate/Zero.
As for Sakamoto and Eureka, the former is just doing the same joke of the protagonist being a perfect in everything Gary Stu that One Joke Man did with it's protagonist being able to beat anyone except even less fresh and Eureka Seven's story is completely overshadowed by a typical teen romance that goes nowhere until the characters say "i like you" after ~50 episodes. Both are complete time wasters.
As for Sakamoto and Eureka, the former is just doing the same joke of the protagonist being a perfect in everything Gary Stu that One Joke Man did with it's protagonist being able to beat anyone except even less fresh and Eureka Seven's story is completely overshadowed by a typical teen romance that goes nowhere until the characters say "i like you" after ~50 episodes. Both are complete time wasters.
