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Nikodemos
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Wait, aren't Science Saru the folks who made the Scott Pilgrim vs. The World anime?
NanaMiku
Member
yes, they are.
EerieArcade
Member
Finished Dororo. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Started Highschool of the Dead last night. There's been a fair bit of blood, but even more shots of people's underwear...
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
-Minsc-
Member
That's the one with the gif of a bullet passing between a pair of flopping boobs eh?
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Werewolf Jones
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NanaMiku
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Too bad the manga cancelled suddenly
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Yeah the Mangaka died I remember
NanaMiku
Member
Yup, Always sad when it happens. Especially if it's an accident. It reminded me the case of Yu-Gi-Oh mangaka passed away because he was saving other people.
JunkerWoland
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Regarding deceased creators and Highschool of the Dead, the manga's writer, Satou Daisuke, passed away back in 2017; the series' artist, Satou Shouji, is still alive (the two are not related). While the issue has only ever been lightly addressed, Daisuke was seemingly the driving force behind HotD, leading to the decission to suspend the series.
Amongst a few other comic works, Satou Shouji's Triage X remains ongoing, with 28 volumes in Japan and the 27th recently released in the US; the series also received a not particularly amazing 10-episode animated adaptation back in 2015. Satou Shouji also remains an active doujin artist, working under the name Inazuma and his one-man circle Digital Accel Works.
Amongst a few other comic works, Satou Shouji's Triage X remains ongoing, with 28 volumes in Japan and the 27th recently released in the US; the series also received a not particularly amazing 10-episode animated adaptation back in 2015. Satou Shouji also remains an active doujin artist, working under the name Inazuma and his one-man circle Digital Accel Works.
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ValiantTraveler
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I started reading Choujin X and it's really good. I should read Tokyo Ghoul one of these days too.
Werewolf Jones
Member
How is that shit STILL going lmao
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
near
Member
This looks sick. I've added it to my watch list, thanks.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Watch it, it's fantastic
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
That's a fantastic show
I remember watching it when it was first airing
And I agree with you on the anime being surprising
Nowadays I tend to read manga more since I think the quality had been consistently good compared to anime
Anime is slowly getting out of their rut ever since they decided to stop pursuing the global audience
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Manga is better I heard
Doom85
Member
I’m too worn out right now to think too deeply on it, so I’ll just go with what first came to mind and say Darker than Black.
Personally, I would stick to just Season 1, it answers most of the questions IIRC and only at the very ending do they have a sequel hook (which feels a bit abrupt). Season 2 just ruins the main character’s characterization for like half its season and even though it fixed that after that, it ended with barely anything resolved, clearly they were hoping for a Season 3 which didn’t pan out. Still, Season 1 is solid, worth watching.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Ergo Proxy
Werewolf Jones
Member
In Japan and Haikyuu is fucking HUGE. Also Shounen Jump print quality is trash but it is ¥300.
NanaMiku
Member
Yes, it's to make it cheaper so children can buy it.
ValiantTraveler
Member
There a middle-east TV channel that has been airing Bleach in its entirey at the pace of 4 episodes per day, every day. So this was the perfect opportunity for me to watch the filler arcs in addition to rewatching the manga arcs. I must say, these arcs are severely overhated. While the Bount arc has some major flaws (poort art, slow pace, fights that lack creativity) it also had some brilliant writing moments. The Amagai arc was the least interesting. It's interesting to note how much the production values improved around episode 200, after that even the filler arcs has amazing art and animation, sometimes rivaling that of the movies. The Muramasa arc was genuinely great imo, and the Reigai arc has some cool fanservice and jaw-dropping animation.
Hawk The Slayer
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Planning on watching Bleach as I haven't watch anime in a long time. My go to manga is One Punch Man.
Thick Thighs Save Lives
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Just finished the first season of Makeine: Too Many Losing Heroines. Very fun romantic comedy with good production values and will def continue watching if they announce a season 2.
Recommended for anyone interested in some light hearted rom-com that's different from standard harem anime.
Recommended for anyone interested in some light hearted rom-com that's different from standard harem anime.
Delphisage
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Why is there so much negative space in that poster?Just finished the first season of Makeine: Too Many Losing Heroines. Very fun romantic comedy with good production values and will def continue watching if they announce a season 2.
Recommended for anyone interested in some light hearted rom-com that's different from standard harem anime.
Thick Thighs Save Lives
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Idk.
kevboard
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I just started watching the Ranma ½ remake.
and I am positively surprised to find that most of the original german voice actors from the original show are back.
sadly, the male voice of Ranma died more than a decade ago due to a lung embolism
so he of course had to be replaced.
but the german dub is excellent so far, even though I still gotta get used to male Ranma's new VA.
the animation is great so far, and the art style is cute.
and I am positively surprised to find that most of the original german voice actors from the original show are back.
sadly, the male voice of Ranma died more than a decade ago due to a lung embolism
so he of course had to be replaced.but the german dub is excellent so far, even though I still gotta get used to male Ranma's new VA.
the animation is great so far, and the art style is cute.
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NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Just finished the first season of Makeine: Too Many Losing Heroines. Very fun romantic comedy with good production values and will def continue watching if they announce a season 2.
Recommended for anyone interested in some light hearted rom-com that's different from standard harem anime.
Thanks for reccomandation. This looks interesting and I'll be watching this next week
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Thick Thighs Save Lives
NeoGAF's Physical Games Advocate Extraordinaire
Welp
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Thick Thighs Save Lives
NeoGAF's Physical Games Advocate Extraordinaire
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Thick Thighs Save Lives
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drganon
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Its not just you. I watched the entire series and while I kinda enjoyed it, its also very stupid.
EerieArcade
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Can anyone recommend any vampire horror anime? I watched Shiki earlier this year which I enjoyed.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
Biggest Trails Stan
Blood+
EerieArcade
Member
Thank you. Always appreciate your recommendations.
od-chan
Member
This might be stretching the definition, but hear me out: Dance in the Vampire Bund. There might be a lack of Horror (idk, watched it like 6 years ago) but whatever you find it might lack, it makes more than up for it by casting Aoi Yuuki as the Vampire MC.
e: Just checked MAL, holy shit, I actually rated this 9.5 out of 10. 9 of these points probably being on the account of Aoi Yuuki, but I probably should give this a rewatch too.
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