Which Anime are you watching or have watched recently III?

[Las Palmeras]

You said most of the Rebuilds, I was wondering if there was one you didn't like.

Sometimes I just forget to finish things.

[Luminesa]

You said most of the Rebuilds, I was wondering if there was one you didn't like.

Sometimes I just forget to finish things.

Ohhhhh, okay.

[The Alexanderians]

Hey Lumi we've turned Const to the dark side.

[Luminesa]

Hey Lumi we've turned Const to the dark side.

"Const" + "Dark Side"
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He got in the robot.

[The Alexanderians]

Hey Lumi we've turned Const to the dark side.

"Const" + "Dark Side"
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He got in the robot.

He watched Nuasica he's in his own words "I'm Fanboi-ing over it"

[Luminesa]

"Const" + "Dark Side"
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He got in the robot.

He watched Nuasica he's in his own words "I'm Fanboi-ing over it"

Okay, so he DIDN'T get in the robot.

But Miyazaki took him on a journey. Glad he enjoyed it. ^^

[Ameriganastan]

Oh, yay. That pretentious schmuck has a new fan...

[New haven america]

What made you regret CLANNAD?

I've cut meaner onions than that overrated melodramatic trite, it just didn't get to me for being really cheesy. Though, tbh, the only anime that's ever made my sob in sadness has been Now and Then, Here and There; it's like "Animated World Masterpiece Theater meets Hotel Rwanda".

Clannad wasn't supposed to be sad though. That's what Clannad After Story's for.

Also, don't you mean "Gundam Without the Gundam"?

[Luminesa]

I've cut meaner onions than that overrated melodramatic trite, it just didn't get to me for being really cheesy. Though, tbh, the only anime that's ever made my sob in sadness has been Now and Then, Here and There; it's like "Animated World Masterpiece Theater meets Hotel Rwanda".



I didn't mention that...did I?

Clannad wasn't supposed to be sad though. That's what Clannad After Story's for.

Also, don't you mean "Gundam without the Gundam"?

Lol. Gundam without the Gundam, and with more psychological metaphysical drama.

[New haven america]

Clannad wasn't supposed to be sad though. That's what Clannad After Story's for.

Also, don't you mean "Gundam without the Gundam"?

Lol. Gundam without the Gundam, and with more psychological metaphysical drama.

Now and Then, Here and There had metaphysical drama?

Could've fooled me.

[Luminesa]

Lol. Gundam without the Gundam, and with more psychological metaphysical drama.

Now and Then, Here and There had metaphysical drama?

Could've fooled me.

Oh, I thought you were talking about NGE! Muh wires got crossed, sorry. XD

[Las Palmeras]

Clannad wasn't supposed to be sad though. That's what Clannad After Story's for.

I still didn't see what's so special about it.

Also, don't you mean "Gundam Without the Gundam"?

Like I said, I don't care much for giant walking things. And I found it scarily impacting, shit like the water issue already happens in the Horn of Africa with or without giant flying fortresses or your precious mecha...and in the end, like a good deal of sci-fi, seems to reflect on the uncertainties of the present using fantastic plot devices. The writer did have Africa in mind, probably not your big-shots.
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And best of all, it was only 13 episodes long.

[The Alexanderians]

He watched Nuasica he's in his own words "I'm Fanboi-ing over it"

Okay, so he DIDN'T get in the robot.

But Miyazaki took him on a journey. Glad he enjoyed it. ^^

I've convinced him to look into Gurren Lagann and Gogol 13.

[Krazakistan]

I enjoy the Rebuild series but honestly they don't hold a candle to the original series.

[Luminesa]

Okay, so he DIDN'T get in the robot.

But Miyazaki took him on a journey. Glad he enjoyed it. ^^

I've convinced him to look into Gurren Lagann and Gogol 13.

Const cheering for Kamina at two in the morning.

This must happen.

[Las Palmeras]

Okay, so he DIDN'T get in the robot.

But Miyazaki took him on a journey. Glad he enjoyed it. ^^

I've convinced him to look into Gurren Lagann and Gogol 13.

[New haven america]

Clannad wasn't supposed to be sad though. That's what Clannad After Story's for.

I still didn't see what's so special about it.

Also, don't you mean "Gundam Without the Gundam"?

Like I said, I don't care much for giant walking things. And I found it scarily impacting, shit like the water issue already happens in the Horn of Africa with or without giant flying fortresses or your precious mecha...and in the end, like a good deal of sci-fi, seems to reflect on the uncertainties of the present using fantastic plot devices. The writer did have Africa in mind, probably not your big-shots.
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And best of all, it was only 13 episodes long.

Nothing, the entirety of Clannad is character development, everyone knows Clannad After Story is better than Clannad.

And they have transporters that can teleport them to different worlds and time periods, why couldn't they just take some water from those worlds/eras?

Also, child soldiers, crazy fascist leaders, giant robots, rape, magic, the horrors of war? All you need is a Gundam and the formula will be complete!

I agree, it is a good series, but there are very obvious flaws (Also, some of the best Gundam series are only 3-13 eps.).

[Luminesa]

I've convinced him to look into Gurren Lagann and Gogol 13.

...Whut.

[New haven america]

...Whut.

It's adorable.

[Las Palmeras]

Nothing, the entirety of Clannad is character development, everyone knows Clannad After Story is better than Clannad.

I must be a very snide person there if it didn't get me to flinch, moé-ish characters can backfire on my mood. Though it's a bit wrong to say that I think some "defenseless" characters have it coming for being so inept.

And they have transporters that can teleport them to different worlds and time periods, why couldn't they just take some water from those worlds/eras?

I inferred it takes water/energy to start the time-machine up and that it apparently also had mass limitations. They did take like 3/4 of the series trying to get the fortress to work even with the amount of water Lala-ru set off. Either way there's this thing called plot-device.........aaaand Hamdo does't really seem the most reasonable type around most of the time.

Also, child soldiers, crazy fascist leaders, giant robots, rape, magic, the horrors of war? All you need is a Gundam and the formula will be complete!

I agree, it is a good series, but there are very obvious flaws (Also, some of the best Gundam series are only 3-13 eps.)

The simplicity made it better in my opinion, I still reject your formula, there's plenty of mecha out there. Besides, I think it did a notable job in painting more Irregular aspects of war without any typical coolness, as the technical means themselves weren't really a main aspect other than their bare necessity.

It's adorable.

But apparently not edible like Menchi.

[New haven america]

Nothing, the entirety of Clannad is character development, everyone knows Clannad After Story is better than Clannad.

1. I must be a very snide person there if it didn't get me to flinch, moé-ish characters can backfire on my mood. Though it's a bit wrong to say that I think some "defenseless" characters have it coming for being so inept.

And they have transporters that can teleport them to different worlds and time periods, why couldn't they just take some water from those worlds/eras?

2.I inferred it takes water/energy to start the time-machine up and that it apparently also had mass limitations. They did take like 3/4 of the series trying to get the fortress to work even with the amount of water Lala-ru set off. Either way there's this thing called plot-device.........aaaand Hamdo does't really seem the most reasonable type around most of the time.

Also, child soldiers, crazy fascist leaders, giant robots, rape, magic, the horrors of war? All you need is a Gundam and the formula will be complete!

I agree, it is a good series, but there are very obvious flaws (Also, some of the best Gundam series are only 3-13 eps.)

3.The simplicity made it better in my opinion, I still reject your formula, there's plenty of mecha out there. Besides, I think it did a notable job in painting more Irregular aspects of war without any typical coolness, as the technical means themselves weren't really a main aspect other than their bare necessity.

It's adorable.

4.But apparently not edible like Menchi.

1. Because Clannad is generally considered "meh", After Story (Which takes place when they get out of HS) is much better.
2. And? Loss and Benefit, use some energy, gain resources and have a better ability to make more energy needed to gain resources. Yes I know he's absolutely bonkers, but he could use water as a weapon, it's a totally viable method of warfare in desert/arid places.
3. Gundam is actually pretty simple. What coolness? Gundam is a character driven franchise, it just happens to involve giant robots (Which in the UC timeline at least, has a viable explanation/reasoning for why mobile suits are used).
4. Erinle is a vague term. *Nod*

[Las Palmeras]

2. And? Loss and Benefit, use some energy, gain resources and have a better ability to make more energy needed to gain resources. Yes I know he's absolutely bonkers, but he could use water as a weapon, it's a totally viable method of warfare in desert/arid places.

The transaction in face of the cost for operating the machine would remain the same if their mass-energy limit is considered, there'd be nothing to gain. And even then, there's the possibility they loose chemical matter in the fantastic machine; which speculatively may lead to considerations in high-energy releasing reactions and quantum mechanics.

3. Gundam is actually pretty simple. What coolness? Gundam is a character driven franchise, it just happens to involve giant robots (Which in the UC timeline at least, has a viable explanation/reasoning for why mobile suits are used).

That wasn't my point. Warfare in Gundam from what I know definitely appears less rusty and better coordinated institutionally, and when it's not is at least more considerably asymmetrical with it's contenders. On the other hand, Hellywood can hardly be considered a nation and not much else can be said of it's tribalist opponents; it's pure Irregular Warfare. And with mostly unspectacular means compared to other anime if I may add, even the destruction of Zari-Bars really wasn't much materially.

[New haven america]

2. And? Loss and Benefit, use some energy, gain resources and have a better ability to make more energy needed to gain resources. Yes I know he's absolutely bonkers, but he could use water as a weapon, it's a totally viable method of warfare in desert/arid places.

1. The transaction in face of the cost for operating the machine would remain the same if their mass-energy limit is considered, there'd be nothing to gain. And even then, there's the possibility they loose chemical matter in the fantastic machine; which speculatively may lead to considerations in high-energy releasing reactions and quantum mechanics.

3. Gundam is actually pretty simple. What coolness? Gundam is a character driven franchise, it just happens to involve giant robots (Which in the UC timeline at least, has a viable explanation/reasoning for why mobile suits are used).

2. That wasn't my point. Warfare in Gundam from what I know definitely appears less rusty and better coordinated institutionally, and when it's not is at least more considerably asymmetrical with it's contenders. On the other hand, Hellywood can hardly be considered a nation and not much else can be said of it's tribalist opponents; it's pure Irregular Warfare. And with mostly unspectacular means compared to other anime if I may add, even the destruction of Zari-Bars really wasn't much materially.

1. But we don't know that.
2. Right, so how do you explain Gundam X or 00?

[Las Palmeras]

1. But we don't know that.

Even if your assumption is the correct one, there wouldn't have been a story, now would there?

2. Right, so how do you explain Gundam X or 00?

Because I'm being very qualitative. But tell you what, if by miraculous chance I become an anime scenarist, I'll write up Gundam Technicals for you, howbout that? Would you like the MC to have a Dushka or a B-10 as his main weapon?

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I watched a few episodes of KonoSuba...soooo that's what a magical girl Minnie May would be like...

[Freefall11111]

June 2015: Start watching anime.
June 2016: 34 days of anime watched.

Not bad, I say.