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DarkShame2 · 2020-11-24, 16:43

As the title says.

Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei: Raihousha-hen Ep 8

SeijiSensei · 2020-11-25, 10:41

I don't think this thread will go far. I watch fewer shows than the average fan, and I'm still at around five the season. The last anime I watched depends on the day of the week.

0cean · 2020-11-25, 11:57

Watched watched or watched finished? Last one I finished was Dorohedoro or what it's called, last one I watched an episode of was Cobra, the one from the 1980s.

DarkShame2 · 2020-11-29, 03:46

Enen no Shouboutai: Ni no Shou Ep 22

-G1- · 2020-12-09, 14:24

My Hero Academia, Season 4.

The first part (Eri's rescue) was okayish, but I felt it was dragged too long. Everything that followed after Eri's rescue was pointless, with the only exception of Endeavor vs Nomu.

I don't even know I keep watching this trainwreck. From the manga spoilers I read, it's about to get even worse.

Johnny Dy · 2021-01-02, 05:36

Barefoot Gen 1983 8/10 - Though the animation is poor, it's hard to find a stronger antiwar statement than the one sent by this anime. I think the surrealistic and impactful way the eyes of the victims melt during the Hiroshima nuclear explosion has remained as a memorable stamp thru ought cinematography in the last almost 4 decades since it's release.

It's similar to When the Wind Blows from '86, that I've seen last year, a similar movie only based on the premise that a nuclear bomb would be released over country side England, where a couple of naive old people live just at the edge of the blast.

ArrowSmith · 2021-01-02, 15:52

Just rewatched The Promised Neverland. Was 10/10 when I watched it during simulcast and it's still 10/10. Truly the spiritual successor to Death Note.

I think L would have liked Norman.

Johnny Dy · 2021-01-04, 02:08

I was thinking on posting Barefoot Gen on 10/10 anime, you definitely should have yours. But in my case, it was a rather unorthodox anime and a movie, not a series so I thought it's better posted here.

If Vinland Saga is a 10/10, then so is Barefoot Gen, just saying!

Is Abridged considered anime? Because YGOTAS 11/10 by Little Kuriboh, with reaction 12/10, unbelievable man... you laugh your ass off, and then you laugh some more! Here you got, ep. 59 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21I6_pPwJ9s Just saying...

Abridged Naruto, again by Little Kuriboh with reaction 10/10: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ariy3wXbrN8 Little Kuriboh should be banned, he could kill people! You could die laughing, seriously! Forget stand up, this guy is insane: just listen to that intro with Sasuke, Naruto and Sakura singing! roflmao

Johnny Dy · 2021-01-18, 00:55

I've finally started Girls' Last Tour - I've seen the 1st 4 eps, and I like it. They are cute explorers in a world not worth exploring, but when there's no choice... I have a feeling it will end badly and I'm not up for heart breaking shit these days. I just hope they'll be good in the end.

It's a solid 8 for now, even if it's pretty repetitive, but your mind is gradually escalating, you ask yourself: it's impossible to just find more buildings after buildings and then more buildings, it will end at some point. But then what!? D: The scenery is grey and well detailed for a deserted post-war advanced society. I wonder how those people can draw so much detail, for so little events. I thread carefully into the 5th...

@: I know comparing anime is dangerous grounds but for me Girl's Last Tour is obviously superior to say the likes of Date a Live in which all are jumping all over the place doing supernatural shit for made up reasons, most people are fed up with. Here we got just 2 fragile little beings in a desolate, combusted, burned out and dull world, that almost feels real. A world from which silent nightmares are made of! Almost nothing happens and it's still much better than superficial laser-magic shit with stupid people that do it all around, anime after anime, that you just don't buy anymore. I dropped Date a Live after 10 episodes, and I don't have any remorse about it, I don't feel like I might have missed anything of any importance.

2020-11-24, 16:43	Link #1
DarkShame2 Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2020 Location: Vancouver, BC Age: 32	Last Anime Watched As the title says. Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei: Raihousha-hen Ep 8 __________________ Kitsu - Anilist - Anime Planet - MyVideoGameList

2020-11-25, 10:41	Link #2
SeijiSensei AS Oji-kun Join Date: Nov 2006 Age: 71	I don't think this thread will go far. I watch fewer shows than the average fan, and I'm still at around five the season. The last anime I watched depends on the day of the week. __________________ Taking Anime Seriously - Politics by the Numbers - Sports by the Numbers - MAL List - Avatars - Images

2020-11-25, 11:57	Link #3
0cean Transfer Adventurer Join Date: Oct 2017	Watched watched or watched finished? Last one I finished was Dorohedoro or what it's called, last one I watched an episode of was Cobra, the one from the 1980s. __________________

2020-11-29, 03:46	Link #4
DarkShame2 Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2020 Location: Vancouver, BC Age: 32	Enen no Shouboutai: Ni no Shou Ep 22 __________________ Kitsu - Anilist - Anime Planet - MyVideoGameList

2021-01-02, 05:36	Link #6
Johnny Dy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2020 Age: 35	Barefoot Gen 1983 8/10 - Though the animation is poor, it's hard to find a stronger antiwar statement than the one sent by this anime. I think the surrealistic and impactful way the eyes of the victims melt during the Hiroshima nuclear explosion has remained as a memorable stamp thru ought cinematography in the last almost 4 decades since it's release. It's similar to When the Wind Blows from '86, that I've seen last year, a similar movie only based on the premise that a nuclear bomb would be released over country side England, where a couple of naive old people live just at the edge of the blast. __________________ Crime and punishment, an age old dilemma. Man has long sought a solution to societies ills. But at what point does the punishment itself... become a crime? Sometimes it is an easy thing for a man to cry out for retribution, until he himself has walked in the foot steppes of those suffering the penalty.

2020-12-09, 14:24	Link #5
-G1- Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Montevideo, Uruguay	My Hero Academia, Season 4. The first part (Eri's rescue) was okayish, but I felt it was dragged too long. Everything that followed after Eri's rescue was pointless, with the only exception of Endeavor vs Nomu. I don't even know I keep watching this trainwreck. From the manga spoilers I read, it's about to get even worse.

2021-01-02, 15:52	Link #7
ArrowSmith Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009	Just rewatched The Promised Neverland. Was 10/10 when I watched it during simulcast and it's still 10/10. Truly the spiritual successor to Death Note. I think L would have liked Norman.

2021-01-04, 02:08	Link #8
Johnny Dy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2020 Age: 35	I was thinking on posting Barefoot Gen on 10/10 anime, you definitely should have yours. But in my case, it was a rather unorthodox anime and a movie, not a series so I thought it's better posted here. If Vinland Saga is a 10/10, then so is Barefoot Gen, just saying! Is Abridged considered anime? Because YGOTAS 11/10 by Little Kuriboh, with reaction 12/10, unbelievable man... you laugh your ass off, and then you laugh some more! Here you got, ep. 59 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21I6_pPwJ9s Just saying... Abridged Naruto, again by Little Kuriboh with reaction 10/10: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ariy3wXbrN8 Little Kuriboh should be banned, he could kill people! You could die laughing, seriously! Forget stand up, this guy is insane: just listen to that intro with Sasuke, Naruto and Sakura singing! roflmao __________________ Crime and punishment, an age old dilemma. Man has long sought a solution to societies ills. But at what point does the punishment itself... become a crime? Sometimes it is an easy thing for a man to cry out for retribution, until he himself has walked in the foot steppes of those suffering the penalty.

2021-01-18, 00:55	Link #9
Johnny Dy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2020 Age: 35	I've finally started Girls' Last Tour - I've seen the 1st 4 eps, and I like it. They are cute explorers in a world not worth exploring, but when there's no choice... I have a feeling it will end badly and I'm not up for heart breaking shit these days. I just hope they'll be good in the end. It's a solid 8 for now, even if it's pretty repetitive, but your mind is gradually escalating, you ask yourself: it's impossible to just find more buildings after buildings and then more buildings, it will end at some point. But then what!? D: The scenery is grey and well detailed for a deserted post-war advanced society. I wonder how those people can draw so much detail, for so little events. I thread carefully into the 5th... @: I know comparing anime is dangerous grounds but for me Girl's Last Tour is obviously superior to say the likes of Date a Live in which all are jumping all over the place doing supernatural shit for made up reasons, most people are fed up with. Here we got just 2 fragile little beings in a desolate, combusted, burned out and dull world, that almost feels real. A world from which silent nightmares are made of! Almost nothing happens and it's still much better than superficial laser-magic shit with stupid people that do it all around, anime after anime, that you just don't buy anymore. I dropped Date a Live after 10 episodes, and I don't have any remorse about it, I don't feel like I might have missed anything of any importance. __________________ Crime and punishment, an age old dilemma. Man has long sought a solution to societies ills. But at what point does the punishment itself... become a crime? Sometimes it is an easy thing for a man to cry out for retribution, until he himself has walked in the foot steppes of those suffering the penalty. Last edited by Johnny Dy; 2021-01-18 at 01:30.