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Maybe Sore ga Seiyu? It hasn't finished yet so I don't have a full opinion on it yet, but it's a decent enough perspective into the voice-acting side of the industry.
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Reds posted:Yes, I keep meaning to buy the Nausicaa manga but I couldn't find it at the last con I went to. Most of the reason why I hadn't watched it was because I wasn't sure if I should read the manga first or not. I read the manga first, so the movie ended up kind of disappointing to me. Which I had a feeling about going in since the manga was so dense.
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Sep 24, 2015 06:04
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Reds posted:The conundrum for Nausicaa that I had was that I knew that the manga was better, so I wasn't sure whether to watch the movie first where I wouldn't get the "oh this isn't as good as the manga" feeling, but then I wouldn't be able to go into the manga without knowing anything about it. I'd say go movie first to avoid the this isn't as good as the manga feeling. Then go into the manga and be very surprised when things go a lot deeper than you expected.
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Sep 24, 2015 06:57
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Jimbot posted:Can anyone recommend a fun shounen show that's on Crunchyroll? I've seen HunterxHunter and Magi, both of which I liked. I still occasionally watch One Piece despite how much I think the pacing is rubbish. Jojo's fun too if you consider that shounen. I've seen enough of Bleach and Naruto to know that it's not really my thing. Gintama if you're up for something more comedic. Rurouni Kenshi is a classic if you haven't already seen it. Just stop after the Kyoto arc because there's nothing watching after Kyoto.
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Sep 26, 2015 02:29
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Y Kant Ozma Diet posted:I am completely new to anime. All I've watched is FMA:B. Is anything on Netflix worth watching? I like your typical genre stuff. Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Horror etc. Shonen: Hunter x Hunter, Death Note Shoujo: My Little Monster, Ouran Host Club Robots: Gurren Lagann, Eureka Seven Magical Girl: Madoka and Madoka Rebellion Very Chill and Good with moments of horror: Mushishi Devil working in Mcdonalds: Devil is a Part-timer Cool Movie: Mind Game I hear Moribito is good too but I haven't watched it for myself yet.
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Y Kant Ozma Diet posted:Thanks for the recommendations guys. I'll check those out. How is Soul Eater? I sorta dig the art style. You'd probably like it. Most people do. It has an anime-original ending that people are mixed on.
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Oct 1, 2015 03:47
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Wasn't that a "we'll be back when there's enough manga to continue" ending? Nah, they resolved the main plotline in their own way much like how the first FMA resolved it in its own way.
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Oct 1, 2015 03:57
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Reds posted:Go watch Moribito right now, it's the best. It's in my top five shows and I've watched well over a hundred shows, most of them good ones. My backlog is long and vast unfortunately. Still on Utena at the moment, and then maybe the monogataris after that since that's a popular topic at the moment. But yeah, Moribito's been on my list.
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Oct 1, 2015 09:37
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Captain Invictus posted:Yankee-kun And Megane-chan keeps showing up on the recommended series at the top of Kissmanga. I've heard lots of good things about it, but I have also heard that it ends incredibly poorly. Is this correct or am I misremembering the series people were saying that about? No gory details needed, just curious. It kinda just ends in a unsatisfying manner that is basically, and now we're going back to status quo. Entertaining series though other than the lame ending.
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Oct 1, 2015 09:55
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gmq posted:Hi guys, I'm still looking for anime (in Crunchyroll) that'll make me cry out of happiness/heartwarming. Shirobako. Hanasaku iroha.
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Oct 4, 2015 00:03
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Jose posted:what are some good films to watch? Satoshi Kon's stuff in general is really good, Paprika being one of them. If you haven't seen them yet, give Milllenium Actress, Tokyo Godfathers, and Perfect Blue a watch.
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Oct 15, 2015 21:39
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gmq posted:Hello, I forgot to cancel my Crunchyroll subscription again so I'm looking for more recommendations for anime that'll make me cry of happiness and/or awesome "JUST AS PLANNED" anime. Eccentric Family Hanasaku Iroha AnoHana
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Davincie posted:im looking for good, finished and relatively long (not like 400 chapters but between 50-200 is ok) shonen or shoujo to read on the plane. little to no fanservice Nurarihyon no Mago Mahoraba Taiyou no Ie NG Life
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Oct 20, 2015 19:51
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Yeah, Darker than Black s1 is decent as a self-contained story. Anything after that isn't that great other than occasional decent action setpieces.
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My only issue with the gaiden is that it basically sets up s2. S2's problem is that its story is just kind of a mess, and basically ends in an open-ended manner with plot hooks for a theoretical s3.
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Nov 8, 2015 05:26
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Help Im Alive posted:I played the game instead of watching the anime but is there any other cool time travel stuff like Steins;Gate (I think the only one I've seen is The Girl Who Leapt Through Time + I've read Qualia the Purple) Parts of Haruhi deal with time travel.
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Nov 28, 2015 22:36
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Help Im Alive posted:I've seen these and a little Haruhi but I thought the time travel stuff in that was the endless eight thing people complained about Haruhi has a lot of loops, though I think only two are done in the anime.
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Nov 28, 2015 23:11
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I just found shakugan no shana really boring personally. Something about its pacing and tone made the show really drag.
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VostokProgram posted:I don't think I'll get good results from posting in Games, so is it okay if I ask for VN recommendations here? I was gifted World End Economica and I thought it was good so now I'm looking to explore more of the medium. I don't have any particular genre in mind, just want to try the "classics". Preferably on Steam, or otherwise easily accessible for a dumb English-speaker. Steins;gate
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Admittedly, the resolution makes a lot more sense in the visual novel format than it does in the anime, mostly because it basically acknowledges all the various replays that you'd have to do to get the ideal ending, but the anime does a decent enough job.
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Help Im Alive posted:I'm making an anime combining the rules of karuta + yu-gi-oh no one steal my idea It's been done, or at least some goon tried to combine the two into some playable game at one point.
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Apr 5, 2016 20:28
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Idolmaster: Cinderella Girls if you don't mind idols.
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Japex posted:Things I Like: What an odd mixed list, considering there are things that share genres in your like and don't like list. Give Shirobako, Kyousougiga, Hanasaku Iroha, Erased, and Eccentric Family a shot.
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May 19, 2016 23:22
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Tuxedo Catfish posted:Based on your liked list, watch: He put Steins;gate in his don't like list.  Hard to pin Jagex's interests down due to that.
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May 19, 2016 23:25
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Captain Invictus posted:Just saw video girl ai pop up on kissmanga. I remember seeing ads all the time for that in magazines when I was a kid, is it any good? Says it's completed. Not really. It's not really a well-written story I'd easily recommend.
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eatenmyeyes posted:I'm a few episodes into Utena and liking it so far. Seriously though, how many times are they going to show her climbing those stairs? Forever and you're gonna like it!
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AfricanBootyShine posted:How many episodes should I watch to get a good feel for it? I just forced myself through the first episode, and it feels like a product of a random shounen generator. It's hard to say, because the show goes through some large shifts and introduces new elements with each new arc. Like what a lot of people love is HxH's nen system, and it isn't properly introduced until 30 episodes in, and even then, it doesn't get really creative until the next few arcs where it gets more developed. Despite that, I also really loved the Hunter exams at the beginning as well, cause it's a fun set of tests that are themselves fairly creative and show off the scope of that world.
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Onani Master Kurosawa is actually very good though? I tend to like Molester Man more, but both are very good.
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Revitalized posted:1) I loved Steins;gate and the big epiphany/revelation at the end (how everything fits together; the masterplan) Read the umineko VN or manga. The anime is bad though unfortunately. VN's strong points is having super kick-rear end music.
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Jul 26, 2017 18:08
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Yeah Fate/Zero basically spoils the big twists of F/SN's 1st and 3rd route. Also of note is that Fate/Zero's plotlines don't actually have any completed animated follow-up yet other than the 2006 adaptation which is a messy version of the 1st route. UBW focus's more on Shirou/Archer stuff and kills off the fate/zero plot threads, so it's somewhat disconnected (though still important in setting up plot elements in Heaven's Feel). Heaven's Feel's first movie did finally come out, so the proper conclusion to both Fate and Zero is eventually coming out.
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BigRed0427 posted:Hey all, I'm kind of just now getting back into anime and manga. So let's ask for two recommendations. Not super action oriented but Princess Tutu
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Jenny Angel posted:If I watch exactly one isekai anime, which one should it be? Is it Konosuba? Escaflowne is cool
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there wolf posted:Can anyone recommend a good anime for young kids, something with a narrative and lots of episodes? We're trying to avoid Pokemon. Digimon and Precure would be my go-to for long children's anime with narrative. Astro Boy would be a solid pick too, just know that that hong kong subs covers the 2nd half of it since no one ever fansubbed it fully.
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3 plots, alchemist, train, and the sister looking to find out about her brother. Each are a year apart. The opening and closing episodes are just characters trying to frame the story as they try to organize it, but they're only tangentially connected to the sister's plot in that they're part of the newspaper that she ends up going to for help.
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Apr 21, 2018 00:04
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Sounds like hyper action Magical girls considering the mention of Nanoha, so yeah, Symphogear. You even get more Nana Mizuki in it
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Capital Letdown posted:I finished Hajime No Ippo and am looking for something along those lines - something about a plucky young bastard with a heart of gold just training his rear end off to be the best he can be. Watch Haikyuu
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Capital Letdown posted:So far I'm not really getting grabbed by Haikyu. I'm on the seventh episode, so I don't know if it'll start to grab me more. It hasn't focused a ton on the training aspect as much (it did a little bit before they started the first 3 on 3 match), does it get into it more in the future? I'll stick with it if there's a certain threshold of episodes where it tips a certain way. There’s a certain point where haikyuu just becomes amazing. Also there’s more training in the future. They haven’t even assembled a full team yet where you’re at nor have they met their main big rivals so I say keep going at it since you’re still in the building the team phase.
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Apr 28, 2019 01:35
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Brotherhood does have one very minor failing in that it skips over a small manga arc that the first show adapted which introduces a fairly-regular secondary character in the mid/late parts of the show. He just kinda pops into existence complaining about those damned Elric Brothers not letting him get away with his Scooby Plans in his past. Sure, but you'd have to ignore certain homonculus characterizations and a few character deaths in the original if you go that route. Like I'm pretty sure they killed off that secondary character in the original anime
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Blaziken386 posted:inspired by NGE becoming popular again, I sat down and watched it, it was fun, but now I'm out and need a new fix. Try the Ghost in the Shell Movies, and also the Stand Alone Complex tv show. Also Satoshi Kon stuff in general. EDIT: Also Princess Tutu and Utena! Allarion fucked around with this message at 00:44 on Jun 25, 2019 |
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