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homeless snail posted:so to be clear do we or don't we love hina ara ara
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homeless snail posted:so to be clear do we or don't we love hina ambivalent hina
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Jul 10, 2022 23:14
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Endorph posted:im sure somebody on earth has read uq holder to have an opinion about it I still don't get why he made a sequel to Negima.
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Jul 10, 2022 23:15
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Do You Love Hina And Her Two Hit Multi-Target Attacks?
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Jul 10, 2022 23:16
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Covok posted:I still don't get why he made a sequel to Negima. 
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Jul 10, 2022 23:18
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1. hinas not a person 2. even if she was she wouldn't even do a 1 hit attack on anyone. guess I get what I deserve thinking I can trust the anime chat thread to tell me whether or not we love hina
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Jul 10, 2022 23:19
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ive never actually know what love hina was about....im exposed....
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Jul 10, 2022 23:23
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homeless snail posted:1. hinas not a person 2. even if she was she wouldn't even do a 1 hit attack on anyone. Grandma Hina is real and the Hina Blade is an insanely powerful relic in both Love Hina and Negima/UQ Holder
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There was a great youtube clip I saw once where someone made like a walfie style fan animatic of a more realistic(?) Love Hina and it was pretty good.
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you expect me to believe we're supposed to love the grandma that the dorm is named after? get real.
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studio mujahideen posted:ive never actually know what love hina was about....im exposed.... Milque toast high school graduate inherits a private dormitory from his grandmother. His grandmother alive but says he can use it while he studies for his college entrance exams, since his parents wanted him out of the house and he needed a place in the city anyway so he can go to better cram schools. Grandmother did not warn the kid it's a girl dorm and the girls don't like him. They eventually warm up to him and some even grow feelings for him. He then fails the entrance exams and decides to drop out of school, leave the dorm, and become a science assistant with a high school diploma and just work his way up with job experience because that was possible in the 1990s. The boy leaves the dorm to his sister. His sister sucks and kind of ruins the comic when she takes over as the main character. She likes to play pranks and disguise herself as other people to cause problems.*The boy eventually returns to save the comic from low sales. The boy and the girls go one some big adventure to capstone their hijinks. He is told by the other girls to finally admit his love for the main girl...yet he actually doesn't pick her and every other girl voicelessly tells him off and to pick main girl. So, he does and they get married. The end. *this is where I started reading because I first read the comic by stealing my brothers books and the collection he brought with him on vacation started here.
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Pretty sure he actually got into college at one point.
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Jul 10, 2022 23:39
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Love Hina is lame and obnoxious and not worth it unless you're a sexually frustrated 15 year old who still thinks getting punched in the face for seeing someone's underwear is the peak of comedy.
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Jul 10, 2022 23:41
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Arc Hammer posted:Love Hina is lame and obnoxious and not worth it unless you're a sexually frustrated 15 year old who still thinks getting punched in the face for seeing someone's underwear is the peak of comedy. it is and it's good, namaste
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Jul 10, 2022 23:44
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My first-hand and only experience with Love Hina is exclusively having played a lovely Spanish fantranslation of a Love Hina GBA game when I was like 10, not understanding anything and hating Shinobu because her ending involved losing more HP than the other routes combined.
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Love Hina was the first series I watched via fanlation in RM Player. I love the episode with the robot girl, and I remember it fondly for being a bright spot in a crazy stretch of high school. I also bought the series on DVD and found it not to live up to my memories. Sound design was kind of good though.
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Jul 10, 2022 23:47
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kirbysuperstar posted:it is and it's good, namaste If it's not fujiko with a spring loaded boxing glove between her legs then it's just a pale imitation.
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Clarste posted:Pretty sure he actually got into college at one point. No idea. Maybe someone can clarify. I doubt Love Hina has a wikia to check. It's too old. GiantRockFromSpace posted:My first-hand and only experience with Love Hina is exclusively having played a lovely Spanish fantranslation of a Love Hina GBA game when I was like 10, not understanding anything and hating Shinobu because her ending involved losing more HP than the other routes combined. What kind of game? Dating Sim? I really hope not because Shinobu is a literal child. But I don't really see what other kind of game you can make with the IP.
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FilthyImp posted:Love Hina was the first series I watched via fanlation in RM Player. I love the episode with the robot girl, and I remember it fondly for being a bright spot in a crazy stretch of high school. IIRC, the Love Hina anime is some wacky, weridass thing that completely diverges from the manga like 2 episodes in. Or, at least it had weird rear end filler that didn't make any sense in series.
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don't bring back the vtuber thread, just make Namtab a vtube avatar so they can link a video wherein they state the crimes they're probing/banning someone forArc Hammer posted:Love Hina is lame and obnoxious and not worth it unless you're a sexually frustrated 15 year old who still thinks getting punched in the face for seeing someone's underwear is the peak of comedy. it's one of that style that's cargo-culting Urusei Yatsura, who's male lead does constantly get his rear end beat in a slapstick way by the beautiful women around him because he's openly a sex pest, so he actually deserves it, and it jives with the overall tone of the comedy (which is essentially anime Looney Tunes) it sucks
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Covok posted:No idea. Maybe someone can clarify. I doubt Love Hina has a wikia to check. It's too old. Okay, it does have a wikia. I have no idea why. Turns out he does get into college, suffers an injury, missing the beginning of the semester and is told he has a better shot if he studies abroad instead for the remaining time and then start Tokyo U over as a freshman. quote:What kind of game? Dating Sim? I really hope not because Shinobu is a literal child. But I don't really see what other kind of game you can make with the IP. Using the wikia, I can see it is a dating sim game and that's a little hosed that the child is considered an option in it. Covok fucked around with this message at 23:53 on Jul 10, 2022 |
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Love Hina is to harem comedies what Dragon Ball is to battle shonen.
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what im getting out of this is that the mangaka for love hina sucks rear end,
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Covok posted:What kind of game? Dating Sim? I really hope not because Shinobu is a literal child. But I don't really see what other kind of game you can make with the IP. It was more of a CYOA linear VN, where you'd read dialogue and sometimes have timed choices that affected the route you were going, with the distinguishing feature being you had HP points that you lost for every ~domestic violence~ inflicted on the protag. I don't remember and don't want to remember  if all the routes were 100% romantic, 10 year old me just wanted to try his first emulated game and then finish it out of spite, all I remember is her route was exclusively about psychological damage and did more than the loving katana girl.
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Mazed posted:
don't forget that it's cargo culting maison ikkoku too!
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the gba game was mostly just stills from the anime with sakura wars style qtes and the shinobu and suu endings were just, hanging out iirc even the mutsumi ending was "they eat watermelon the back of a truck"
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Okay, so it's not what I thought. Good. That would have been hosed up.
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Srice posted:don't forget that it's cargo culting maison ikkoku too! ah yes. gotta double-dip that Takahashi plagiarism.
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Love Hina was derivative on release it just wasn't as noticeable in English as we didn't have as many rom coms released at the time. And it's aged the worse out of all of them
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homeless snail posted:so to be clear do we or don't we love hina aromantic towards hina
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I haven’t read a lot of love hina but I wouldn’t describe it as like urusei yatsura at all lol, unless you think all harem from last century are the same. For one the lead isn’t getting beat by everyone, he specifically has that relationship with the main girl and that’s what sets their relationship apart
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exploring the akamatsu-versequote:A.I. Love You (A・I が止まらない!, A.I. ga Tomaranai!) is a Japanese manga series by author Ken Akamatsu. The story follows Hitoshi Kōbe, a high school guy who isn't good at anything but programming. He creates a program in particular named Program 30 which is that of a female, and is shocked when she comes to life in the real world due to a lightning storm. Hitoshi names her Saati and teaches her about the real world, while she instructs him on how to properly have a girlfriend.
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Again I played it like a decade and a half ago and most of what I remember is suplemented now by my actual knowledge of the series. Also in retrospect my lack of interest on any of the girls should have been a sign of my current absolute gayness.
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SatoshiMiwa posted:Love Hina was derivative on release it just wasn't as noticeable in English as we didn't have as many rom coms released at the time. And it's aged the worse out of all of them Love Hina did have some unique aspects, but I am not sure if we want to praise those aspects. Like, iirc, it was a big push towards more fan service and more questionable fan service
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SatoshiMiwa posted:Love Hina was derivative on release it just wasn't as noticeable in English as we didn't have as many rom coms released at the time. And it's aged the worse out of all of them The anime at least had this weird old people fog around the hotel that made things weirdly supernaturalish.
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homeless snail posted:exploring the akamatsu-verse yeah i watched chobits
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homeless snail posted:exploring the akamatsu-verse i agree with akamatsu, weird science is a good movie
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Covok posted:Love Hina did have some unique aspects, but I am not sure if we want to praise those aspects. Like, iirc, it was a big push towards more fan service and more questionable fan service It was one of the first computer animated animes, I think?
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Negima is also even a bigger push to hosed up fan service. Love Hina set itself in a college dorm so most of the fan service were of technically legal adults. Negima...yeesh
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It took me way to long to realize it was a different Akamatsu then the manga about killing corrupt politicians in escalating Saw-like ways. It's possible I am remembering the name incorrectly.
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