Apparently you're out of touch with the current Outrage Society

Do you know how many great videos made about :

1. Bashing Star Wars : The Last Jedi
2. Bashing DCEU (while comparing it with MCU)
3. Bashing Trump/Hillary

Hating is a perfectly good reason to make video

Hating someone for having different opinion :heh:

Maybe it's because of said Outrage Society, filled with people easily turned salty, who rant about every little thing and act as special snowflakes, that some people may prefer to stay out of touch, for the sake of their sanity.

I would also assume that not everyone chooses to be part of this outrage culture. And to me Gigguk's video may not necessarily be an example of outrage culture. (although some parts of it do make fun of outrage culture)

The point is fair, and I don't want to discount it entirely. But... One could also argue that instead of wasting time making a video that's no fun to make, he could spend effort making a video that is fun to make. Although my argument is that he probably did have some fun making this video.

And don't forget profit from that sweet sweet Franxx-clicks and views.

What is this slutty official art from? (it's hosted on amazon so it's definitely official)
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I don't know (they released several artbooks), but damn, son. This looks more lewd than the manga which has actual nudity in it.

After looking it up, it's from a magazine that publishes one issue per season called "S"

https://www.s-ss-s.com/books/s/

Looking at the cover of past issues, this one looks more like an exception than the norm. There are interviews with Masayoshi Tanaka and Kentaro Yabuki in this issue. Maybe another pic like this one assuming the cover and the pin-up count as separate drawings.

Well, that... uh... she looks like she's stripping to be honest.

On another note, this came out:

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Top-Selling Animation in Japan on Blu-ray Disc/DVD by Series: 2018

45,099 copies DARLING in the FRANXX

Even though there was a lot of hatred for the series, it seems that it has won a very reasonable audience.

A lot of hatred? Who and where? :heh: I mean the figures state it had some popularity.

No kidding, all the hatred that the series began to cause in the otakus when Kokoro acted like a girl in "3D", and after the subject on the importance of having children, and other things that made several people threaten to death the staff of the anime

Well, at least now we have proof that the series was accepted at Japan.

the 3 problens which i see which made all the "hated" from a "vocal minority

was:

1 - kokoro betraying the fat guy
2 - the "ship war" with the broken third wheel black hair girl(forget her name)
3 - the biggest sin of all history trigger animes series which seens to be only unforgivible on darling which was "aliens" for some reason while 90% of the others series of trigger had a alien (if not have a alien then is not trigger joke) it's fine that cliche only in darling it was the worst anime sin ever, peoples freakened like crazy with this twist like it was impossible and a monstruosity and the writer and anime staff must burn in hell because of aliens...

another note the manga also seens to sell like crazy in japan for sure this series was really a sucess to the "anger" of it's haters.

Well the haters are always louder. It doesn’t mean there’s more of them.

How high is it ranked? Average sales per volume would be a better indicator, too. Still looks pretty good at first glance.

list complet: https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/new...s-2018/.141065

The series sold around 5,700 copies per volume, the minimum needed for an anime that is broadcast late at night to be considered a hit is 3,000 copies, but the important point is that different from the other series, Darling was an original anime without manga or novel from which it was adapted, and even with so many people screaming that the series was trash propaganda for people having children or having shown a girl acting in a realistic way in a relationship, this anime still managed to create a solid fanbase in a country criticized for being afraid of such problems by Westerners.

It's because the show still resonates with its target audience. I think most of us here may actually fall outside it.

Thanks. Definitely good numbers. I don't think it's that surprising, considering it was one of the most discussed show of the year.

Darling of the Franxx was entertaining, it just the ending was too rush. Surprise Aliens has been done before and better because they gave a bit more time for build up and the impact.

But for an original production, those are some pretty good sells. I appreciate the show for at least trying to make something new even if it was a bit derivative. So much of what we get these days is just some advertisement for a manga or light novel and therefore doomed to have no conclusion. Also, such adaptation tend to be a bit rushed in their story telling.

True, just look at Ulysses: Jeanne d'Arc to Renkin no Kishi. How the fuck this utter trash light novel got anime adaptation? It's beyond comprehension.

Which is a shame because I'm playing a Jeann d'Arc PSP game and I like alchemy related things, yet somehow they take a perfectly good premise and screws it up.