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Command Ant posted:Maybe it's just me, but in that shot where she's holding Cocona by the cheeks, it kind of looks like Papika...
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Pavlov posted:I'm usually the first one to point out pedo poo poo in anime, but that wasn't this episode's problem. Actually I don't know about the bath scene, I might have been rolling my eyes too hard at that point to notice. my eyes were rolling too, from having to look in every direction to see all the epiccally cool stuff flipflappers was throwing my way
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The best face turn was NyuNyu just randomly bumming around with Salt for no reason other than boredom.
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A big flaming stink posted:Yayaka is totally foulmouthed all the time, its just that being foulmouthed in japanese is simply speaking tersely in a sharp tone. yeah, shes been doing that since the start
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Pavlov posted:The fake city was loving our world. She ends by escaping out of that in a flock of butterflies with a girl so over-the-top that people ITT thought she was a figment of coconut's imagination.
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If you've ever been depressed, you'll know that seeing the world as a gray, lifeless thing where literally nothing can change is also a kind of escapism. It's removing yourself from the responsibility to do anything or to deal with the problems in your life. Leaving that is ending your escapism. So no, the world I live in isn't really like the fakeout one. Endorph fucked around with this message at 01:13 on Dec 30, 2016 |
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the real world is full of opportunity and joy
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Paperhouse posted:Why don't they just make shows in advance and not literally while they're already airing More than that, studios don't really get most of the profits from the shows, with some exceptions (like KyoAni.) that money mostly goes to the producers. The anime studios get money based off the contracts the producers give them. So, again, they have to keep getting contracts. so they have to keep churning out shows. most anime starts with a good 4-8 week 'grace' period, but it takes way more than a week to make an anime episode, so unless your production line is very smooth, you're going to start running into your deadline as the show goes on. and if production hits even a moderate snag, suddenly you're flying by the seat of your pants.
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Kytrarewn posted:One thing you probably noticed to some degree is that the tone of the show shifted dramatically, about halfway through, when the screenwriter jumped ship. Yayaka's redemption occurred relatively late in the show, as well. you are literally making stuff up and have no idea what you're talking about, please stop regurgitating stuff some idiot said on 4chan without actually doing research
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Command Ant posted:I just hope that, at the very least, it's not anywhere near as embarrassing as the Maidragon dubs were.
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Zeruel posted:Still such a shame that it flip flopped. Japan has no taste. it got almost literally no marketing and aired at night in the middle of the work week on the illustrious channel that also aired seikon no qwaser 'japan has no taste' isn't really the issue at hand
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tbf the channel also aired steins;gate but yeah, a big part of their market and trade is stuff like qwasar and queen's blade. it was like 11 pm, not 2 am, but it was on a thursday night so people still had work to go to on friday morning, so.
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