Xinder posted:

i love the way it's organized

Strange Quark posted:

Dessel posted:

I knew I was going to get poo poo on for this, but no, I did not imply deconstruction as it would mean it's actively engaging what anime is. While I can appreciate anime with tropes and cliches included, Episode 0 had a refreshing lack of stereotypical anime poo poo in it and Episode 1 had a total mood whiplash. I know live action is a choice, but I can appreciate a show that considers animation just a delivery method, not a stylistic choice, especially as it can be used to deliver stories on a budget that would be extremely campy or limited otherwise.

Motto posted:

Wait for it...
https://twitter.com/pKjd/status/852160731890036737

Lemon-Lime posted:

Shows so far:

Alice and Zouroku: the bits where they take care of Alice are cute, the plot could potentially be decent but no way of knowing yet, I'm not a fan of the character design. I'll wait a couple more episodes before committing (which is going to depend on how high the ratio of SoL antics to plot is).

Re:Creators: very pretty, lead's boring as hell (by design, I'm fairly sure) but the actual characters are entertaining. Seems like it could be good, and I'll keep watching it.

Sakura Quest: I've not seen ep02 yet but the second half of episode 1 was funny. I might end up dropping it if I don't particularly care about this week's episode.

Rage of Bahamut s02: I've not seen s01 but so far that doesn't seem like an issue; the plot seems unrelated, from the synopsis I've read, but I still hope I won't need to go back and watch 12 episodes to make sense of this at some point. That aside, it looks good and has some very excellent goofy faces from Nina. I liked it and will keep watching.

SukaSuka: I wasn't expecting this to turn into dad anime, and I hope that's not a fakeout because the kids are cute. I'll give it a few more episodes to see which direction it goes in.

Grimoire of Zero: the character design looks ultra-generic, and the whole artstyle doesn't particularly work given the setting it wants to be set in, I think. It did make me laugh a couple of times, but I'm checking out so many other shows that I might drop it anyway. Maybe one more episode if I'm feeling particularly bored when it airs.

ID-0: didn't like the mechanical design, characters or setting, and it looks much worse than Bubuki, so dropped before I even finished the first episode.

I still need to check out Tsuki ga Kirei, Fukumenkei Noise and Hinako Note.

Motto posted:

Blood-related only for the 'tab

Sam Faust posted:

I dunno. From my experience, about 2 out of every 3 people think its great.

El Burbo posted:

I'm only mildly excited for black general because some dummy got the bright idea of making portrait orientation shows to be streamed from a phone app.

Motto posted:

Please donate to uhhhhhhhh

MD Geist 3

The Colonel posted:

stretch goals:
1 dollar: one blood spray
10 dollars: ten blood sprays
1000 dollars: one thousand blood sprays
10000 dollars: the blood looks even more like strawberry jam
100000 dollars: geist is naked for the entire ova

dogsicle posted:

a lot of the dubs people are listing as good itt just copy the voice direction from the original performance. so i mean, it's not like you'd necessarily get an inferior experience. but at that point it kinda makes me question what worth the dub has, as a person who is not incapable of reading subtitles.

a kitten posted:

https://twitter.com/SentaiFilmworks/status/866368226434981889

Space Flower posted:

https://u.nya.is/jpuxde.webm

this week's granblue highlight features minoru shiraishi. weiiiiiii

EDIT: no one saw that

Sindai posted:

Chaika wasn't bad but Frederica deserved to be the main character in a better show.

an actual dog posted:

I knew it was gonna be bad, which is why I didn't watch it.

an actual dog posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzNIpat4mUk

The Colonel posted:

read my analysis of dragon knight, the ova adaptation of the fourth game in the classic porn dungeon crawling rpg series

Davincie posted:

Davincie posted:

pluto details: 8 long eps, 1 for each volume, urasawa is supervising, maruyama (who was also involved with monster and keaton) is producing, mappa is the studio, 2020 release date, so pretty far off


oh and the new patlabor is a tie in with the american movie

a kitten posted:

Summer 2017: