Which Anime are you watching or have watched recently IV?

[Tracian Empire]

Seishun Buta Yarou is one of the few anime series of this season that I've managed to keep up with, and oh well, it's been a wild ride so far - I absolutely love it.

[Gigaverse]

OK now im officially considering my choices between stopping myself from postponing k-on and starting undead gurls saga

[Eggistaan]

waiting for part 2 of Girls Und Panzer Das finale

[Britanania]

OK now im officially considering my choices between stopping myself from postponing k-on and starting undead gurls saga

Do both.

[Britanania]

Unrelated

[New yugoslavaia]

Unrelated

Hello again, that one anime I really like for some reason, probably my autism.

[Ameriganastan]

Aggressive Retsuko Christmas special was good.

[Gigaverse]

OK now im officially considering my choices between stopping myself from postponing k-on and starting undead gurls saga

Do both.

that's a given, so more importantly here (what i intended to ask) was which first :thinking:

[Britanania]

Do both.

that's a given, so more importantly here (what i intended to ask) was which first :thinking:

K On is obviously more of a time commitment (depending on how deep you're in, of course) and has a film, while the Zombies are only 12 episodes (so far, fingers crossed we get S2).

[Ameriganastan]

This Nozaki-Kun show is killing me.

[Ameriganastan]

The Gridman finale gave me the one thing I've been wanting.

The original theme song used in an action scene.

Awesome.

[Evil Lord Bane]

Currently watching "Hundred" and we've seen everything this anime before.

It has the overpowered male protagonist, who has a problem recalling his past, due to wounds received from an enemy attack, from which he gets an alien virus, which kills most of those who get it, but turns those who survive it into "Variants", which is how he gets this power. He has a jealous little sister who was crippled in the same attack, and is currently bed ridden in a hospital. While it's the most powerful ever recorded, he is, of course, unable to use his "hundred" ability to the fullest, due to lack of training. Then we come to the childhood friend, who is very small, and also a Variant, and rather clingy, for a boy. HE also wears a lot of ribbons in his hair, you know, for a BOY. He and the protagonist share a room at school. Once, the protagonist walks in on this "boy" as he is getting changed, wearing a towel the same way a girl does, and about to put on some white undergarment, that are not meant for a boy. But somehow, after this very needlessly loud debacle, the protagonist is still somehow convinced his roommate is a boy, until a wardrobe malfunction during battle proves otherwise. Then suddenly, the protagonist knows who this person is. Yes, the sight of HER boobs brought back his memory. And now that we know the childhood friend is a girl (duh), she has to move out of his room. Then we come to the all female student counsel, led by Miss Blonde Twin Drills, know as The Queen, who is the strongest of the Slayers (which is what we call those with the Hundred ability), who of course, gets pissed off at our protagonist, the very first time they meet, challenges him to a duel, and kicks his ass, mostly because our protagonist has only been a Slayer for one day prior to battel. Our student counsel president then gets some of her "firsts" taken away by the protagonist, like first kiss or first groping by a man, but somehow doesn't get too bent out of shape because of it. She then leans on the protagonist for help in fighting the enemy, even though they are just students, and he has no real training. The school is aboard a massive aircraft carrier city ship called "Little Garden". The enemy btw, are called the Savage, evil Mechas from space that are dropping down on our world, in order to wipe out humanity. Only those with the Hundred ability, along with the weapon they get form the lolly scientist (who pops up every now and again for whatever reason), can defeat the Savage. Add in the obligatory pop idol (know as the World Deva, who is also a variant, has a Hundred ability that gives her fairy wings and flight (but no attack ability) and has important, life altering ties to the protagonist from the past, and is, of course, in love with him.

Yeah, nothing new here, and even the action sequences are boring, which are a bit too few and far between. Still watching "Zombie Land Saga" as well. I think "Goblin Slayer" is done, not sure if they will have a second season for it, but I hope so.

[The Corparation]

A chatbot told me to watch Baccano! dubbed. So I did. All in one go last night. (Well almost one go, watched the specials this morning.) I haven't watched a whole series in one sitting like that in awhile.

Also Gaikotsu Shotenin Honda-san just finished. A nice fun short show. I hope the manga gets localized.

[Gigaverse]

It has the overpowered male protagonist, who has a problem recalling his past, due to wounds received from an enemy attack, from which he gets an alien virus, which kills most of those who get it, but turns those who survive it into "Variants", which is how he gets this power. He has a jealous little sister who was crippled in the same attack, and is currently bed ridden in a hospital. While it's the most powerful ever recorded, he is, of course, unable to use his "hundred" ability to the fullest, due to lack of training.

Then we come to the childhood friend, who is very small, and also a Variant, and rather clingy, for a boy. HE also wears a lot of ribbons in his hair, you know, for a BOY. He and the protagonist share a room at school. Once, the protagonist walks in on this "boy" as he is getting changed, wearing a towel the same way a girl does, and about to put on some white undergarment, that are not meant for a boy. But somehow, after this very needlessly loud debacle, the protagonist is still somehow convinced his roommate is a boy, until a wardrobe malfunction during battle proves otherwise. Then suddenly, the protagonist knows who this person is. Yes, the sight of HER boobs brought back his memory. And now that we know the childhood friend is a girl (duh), she has to move out of his room.

Then we come to the all female student counsel, led by Miss Blonde Twin Drills, know as The Queen, who is the strongest of the Slayers (which is what we call those with the Hundred ability), who of course, gets pissed off at our protagonist, the very first time they meet, challenges him to a duel, and kicks his ass, mostly because our protagonist has only been a Slayer for one day prior to battle. Our student counsel president then gets some of her "firsts" taken away by the protagonist, like first kiss or first groping by a man, but somehow doesn't get too bent out of shape because of it. She then leans on the protagonist for help in fighting the enemy, even though they are just students, and he has no real training.

The school is aboard a massive aircraft carrier city ship called "Little Garden". The enemy btw, are called the Savage, evil Mechas from space that are dropping down on our world, in order to wipe out humanity. Only those with the Hundred ability, along with the weapon they get form the loli scientist (who pops up every now and again for whatever reason), can defeat the Savage. Add in the obligatory pop idol (known as the World Deva, who is also a variant, has a Hundred ability that gives her fairy wings and flight (but no attack ability) and has important, life altering ties to the protagonist from the past, and is, of course, in love with him.

I had to separate your text into paragraphs for my reading pleasure.

[Evil Lord Bane]

It has the overpowered male protagonist, who has a problem recalling his past, due to wounds received from an enemy attack, from which he gets an alien virus, which kills most of those who get it, but turns those who survive it into "Variants", which is how he gets this power. He has a jealous little sister who was crippled in the same attack, and is currently bed ridden in a hospital. While it's the most powerful ever recorded, he is, of course, unable to use his "hundred" ability to the fullest, due to lack of training.

Then we come to the childhood friend, who is very small, and also a Variant, and rather clingy, for a boy. HE also wears a lot of ribbons in his hair, you know, for a BOY. He and the protagonist share a room at school. Once, the protagonist walks in on this "boy" as he is getting changed, wearing a towel the same way a girl does, and about to put on some white undergarment, that are not meant for a boy. But somehow, after this very needlessly loud debacle, the protagonist is still somehow convinced his roommate is a boy, until a wardrobe malfunction during battle proves otherwise. Then suddenly, the protagonist knows who this person is. Yes, the sight of HER boobs brought back his memory. And now that we know the childhood friend is a girl (duh), she has to move out of his room.

Then we come to the all female student counsel, led by Miss Blonde Twin Drills, know as The Queen, who is the strongest of the Slayers (which is what we call those with the Hundred ability), who of course, gets pissed off at our protagonist, the very first time they meet, challenges him to a duel, and kicks his ass, mostly because our protagonist has only been a Slayer for one day prior to battle. Our student counsel president then gets some of her "firsts" taken away by the protagonist, like first kiss or first groping by a man, but somehow doesn't get too bent out of shape because of it. She then leans on the protagonist for help in fighting the enemy, even though they are just students, and he has no real training.

The school is aboard a massive aircraft carrier city ship called "Little Garden". The enemy btw, are called the Savage, evil Mechas from space that are dropping down on our world, in order to wipe out humanity. Only those with the Hundred ability, along with the weapon they get form the loli scientist (who pops up every now and again for whatever reason), can defeat the Savage. Add in the obligatory pop idol (known as the World Deva, who is also a variant, has a Hundred ability that gives her fairy wings and flight (but no attack ability) and has important, life altering ties to the protagonist from the past, and is, of course, in love with him.

I had to separate your text into paragraphs for my reading pleasure.

Sorry about that, G. When I started writing it, I had no intention to make it that long, nor detailed. I kept adding to it, until it became the monster that it is. Good idea separating it the way you did, it makes it a whole lot easier to read.

[Dravida Nata]

Reikenzan: Hoshikuzu-tachi no Utage

[Cabana]

currently reading the AKIRA manga since I got the entire box set they were selling for Christmas

[Britanania]

Merry Christmas, you filthy animals

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJR5LVoxsTc

[Gigaverse]

currently reading the AKIRA manga since I got the entire box set they were selling for Christmas

the kaneda theme started playing in my head

I had to separate your text into paragraphs for my reading pleasure.

Sorry about that, G. When I started writing it, I had no intention to make it that long, nor detailed. I kept adding to it, until it became the monster that it is. Good idea separating it the way you did, it makes it a whole lot easier to read.

yeah no worries, it was nice reading that

i kind of have a fascination with generic otaku anime since it allows me to observe the conventions and patterns of the medium and all the storytelling conventions that it's disobeying

[Guardians of the Holy Bowling Alley]

I just started watching the Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya and boy o boy is it every a wild ride so far. After every episode so far I've laughed uncontrollably and wondered what exactly it is that I'm watching. 5 episodes in and I can't tell if this show is genius or madness or both.

[Las Palmeras]

I just started watching the Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya and boy o boy is it every a wild ride so far. After every episode so far I've laughed uncontrollably and wondered what exactly it is that I'm watching. 5 episodes in and I can't tell if this show is genius or madness or both.

I remember watching Haruhi Suzumiya back in 2008, the first anime I watched knowing consciously it had that label. It's nothing particularly crazy looking back...Though if you can enjoy the Endless 8 arc and the Yuki Nagato spinoff, you'll know you're a true fan.

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I've been watching Ranma ½ again...sooo...eh...nothing new.

[Guardians of the Holy Bowling Alley]

I just started watching the Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya and boy o boy is it every a wild ride so far. After every episode so far I've laughed uncontrollably and wondered what exactly it is that I'm watching. 5 episodes in and I can't tell if this show is genius or madness or both.

I remember watching Haruhi Suzumiya back in 2008, the first anime I watched knowing consciously it had that label. It's nothing particularly crazy looking back...Though if you can enjoy the Endless 8 arc and the Yuki Nagato spinoff, you'll know you're a true fan.

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I've been watching Ranma ½ again...sooo...eh...nothing new.

Just finished Endless 8. That arc was pure genius. 8/8 would watch 8 times again.

[Ameriganastan]

Just finished Endless 8. That arc was pure genius. 8/8 would watch 8 times again.

...Are you messing with us?

[Guardians of the Holy Bowling Alley]

Just finished Endless 8. That arc was pure genius. 8/8 would watch 8 times again.

...Are you messing with us?

The "8/8 would watch 8 times again" part was a joke. But I really did like it and think it was genius.

It reminded me of the movie Groundhog Day, which is one of my personal favorites. I also enjoyed picking out the subtle details that changed between each episode. I can see why many people would dislike it (especially if they had to wait a whole week to see the next episode), but I had the patience and the odd sense of humor necessary to actually find it enjoyable.

[Nioya]

Hey if I really like black butler what else should I watch?