I hate anime so much it's unreal.

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I will literally stop eating c*m for a whole month if we get new psg

People who watch animes are p-dophiles.

I have read all current Kaiji (24£¥₩ escape one) chapters and FKMT has to hurry up. I mean that arc is going on for like what 4 years now and nothing ever happens and I do not want to see yet another series without a real ending.

Im rewatching the chink anime (Link Click ) because its Kino. Went with jp dub for rewatch but its not as good as the original. Guess no matter the medium og dub is always superior

Ive also started watching Heavenly Delusion ajd its really good so far , albeit a little fricked up. Though i have a feeling itll get even more fricked up

My Home Hero is pretty neat

Good series lol

Has there ever been an anime made without a profit motive? Aside from the Shojo Tsubaki movie

Now that it's summer, I can watch GTO again

So a while back I came to the conclusion that I don't like manga as a format for stories. And then the other day I was wondering why Vinland Saga, CSM, and Heck's Paradise didn't resonate with me at all. And that's when it struck me: they are all manga adaptions. Manga, being half picture and half text rely heavily on symbolism. I'm talking about negative emotions and grief being depicted as corpses and monster clinging to the affected person. About hope and happiness being vast open fields with sunshine. Wolfs howling and birds flying among other cringe stuff like that. It also leans a lot on flashbacks and dream sequences. Where people come to have deep revelations about their life and their past. Some will hail this as the peak of story telling, often calling it "show don't tell" but I don't think that saying applies, as the "show" is often very heavy handed and impossible to miss.

Dream sequences especially is something I would say I actually hate. And it's not just in anime, this applies to TV and movies too. Neither do I care for poems, lyrics and flowery prose in general. For example, last year I watched The Leftovers. Very good show, but the highest rated episode "International Assassin" has a score of 9,6/10 on IMDb and I don't care for it at all. Most of the time dream sequences involve solving some weird nonsensical task where at the end it's reveled that it was actually a metaphor for the issue they facing in real life all along.

Now all of this only really applies to serious manga "soft seinen" , dealing with for the format, heavy topics like, violence bad, genocide bad, wanting to fondle lots of boobs good and other such worldly issues. Comedy manga works a lot better, allowing for fun visual gags, excessively expressive reaction faces and other humorous shenanigans.

Anyway, now you know why I can tolerate trash LN isekai but complain loudly about the most popular shonen manga of the season. Now, what do you guys think? Am I onto some big idea here or what?

To finish this of on a bit more positive note I'm gonna recommend Edomae Elf. It's a manga adaption and it's very slow, probably too slow to binge watch but also absolutely comfy. The elf is amazing and it's also a covert Nippon history lesson.

!biofoids

Question: you go home with a dude knowing you're going to frick his brains out, but find out he has anime dolls on display as soon as you go into the bedroom.

How many dolls does it take for you to "nope" and leave?

I read a bunch this week. First was that one where the fans wanna date the streaming group they watched which I expected to be basically a total train wreck but it was actually fairly good.

Since that didn’t scratch the itch for trash that I wanted I read this other one where this guy films his friend basically doing porn. They frame it like the guy is trying to realize his directing dreams but like…all the videos are quite literally just amateur porn. Still not the trashiest thing I’ve read tho.

Read another one about this girl who can see ghosts who spends all her time trying to ignore them. It’s a good concept and does a really good job on being both funny and intriguing at the same time.

Read Pandora Hearts and that was also really good. You could tell it was an old series bc the scans were literally taken from a physical copy of the book. Kind of slow in the beginning but it excellently executes its bait and switch which makes it all worth it.

Currently reading this one where this guy goes missing and a shape shifting monster steals his body. Is also vaguely gay

HINA CHAN!!!!!

my friend keeps trying to get me to watch vinland saga but it looks gay