Futaba Anzu posted:

Futaba Anzu posted:

chumbler posted:

That looks familiar, but I can't recall what show it was.

Rodenthar Drothman posted:

... I would date a snow woman.

Not long term, I think summer would get iffy

Space Flower posted:

Spiritus Nox posted:

I prefer warm-hearted individuals, myself.

Space Flower posted:

devtesla posted:

a kitten posted:

They neglected to mention she also enjoys karaoke and beer.

https://twitter.com/sanrio/status/817129523774787584?s=09

all in one

Rodenthar Drothman posted:

This is amazing, and I hope they make it into an actual series.

devtesla posted:

z0glin Warchief posted:

Maybe you mean a full length series, but: https://myanimelist.net/anime/32977/Aggressive_Retsuko

Motto posted:

https://twitter.com/Crunchyroll/status/817455184259334144

Where's my heybot ps4 sony

Mentat Radnor posted:

http://i.imgur.com/NRYgAcA.gifv

z0glin Warchief posted:

Maybe you mean a full length series, but: https://myanimelist.net/anime/32977/Aggressive_Retsuko

Rodenthar Drothman posted:

Another anime onto the watch pile.

Mill Village posted:

Same. I can't think of many shows about accountants singing death metal after work.

Namtab posted:

Man blade runner is hosed up

a kitten posted:

please watch Turning Girls.

Namtab posted:

Man blade runner is hosed up

Namtab posted:

Man blade runner is hosed up

a kitten posted:

I think that happens in Turning Girls.

Regardless, please watch Turning Girls.


It's very good.

Sephiroth_IRA posted:

Which version are you watching?

Namtab posted:

Says "final cut"

quote:

Takamatsu: Before manga started increasing the depiction of yuri, anime started having more yuri-ish relationships as well. It was the foundation for yuri to be received. Strike Witches is an example of a work where there was a strong yuri awareness in its production. And then since anime fans and manga fans have a similar affinity together, that awareness migrated to manga fans as well.

Namtab posted:

I don't know the difference other than people hate the version where the guy is a robot. I just finished the movie and this is not that version

Ranzear posted:

That was a bunch of poo poo just from one weird little red reflection in his eyes, even though it's never established that it has anything to do with replicants.

quote:

It is a dream sequence, showing Deckard's dream of a white unicorn. One can now argue Gaff knew that Deckard had dreamt of a unicorn. If Gaff knew what Deckard was dreaming, then we can assume that Deckard was a replicant himself, and Gaff knew he would be dreaming of a unicorn just the way Deckard knew about the spider outside Rachael's window.

"Scott: ...did you see the version [of the script] with the unicorn? McKenzie: No...
Scott: I think the idea of the unicorn was a terrific idea...
McKenzie: The obvious inference is that Deckard is a replicant himself.
Scott: Sure. To me it's entirely logical, particularly when you are doing a film noire, you may as well go right through with that theme, and the central character could in fact be what he is chasing...
McKenzie: Did you actually shoot the sequence in the glade with the unicorn?
Scott: Absolutely. It was cut into the picture, and I think it worked wonderfully. Deckard was sitting, playing the piano rather badly because he was drunk, and there's a moment where he gets absorbed and goes off a little at a tangent and we went into the shot of the unicorn plunging out of the forest. It's not subliminal, but it's a brief shot. Cut back to Deckard and there's absolutely no reaction to that, and he just carries on with the scene. That's where the whole idea of the character of Gaff with his origami figures -- the chicken and the little stick-figure man, so the origami figure of the unicorn tells you that Gaff has been there. One of the layers of the film has been talking about private thoughts and memories, so how would Gaff have known that a private thought of Deckard was of a unicorn? "