>>28165
Yeah it's weird with how long they went without a trace of any men.

I wonder...

Anywhere?!

My PTSD just triggered!

>implied rape

omg i fapped

wait for good subs b4 u watch this, i'm sure i missed some hot stuff watching shitsubs

Not a lot. Most of them are US boxsets, like some of the "orange box" season sets for DBZ, Outlaw Star, Gurren Lagann, and Cowboy Bebop. I've got a few scattered Yu Yu Hakusho DVDs (both R1 and R2), the first 13 episodes of the Digimon Adventure dub on DVD (barf), and a few Slayers DVDs.

I've also got the complete set of Powerpuff Girls along with its few movies, and an R3 Taiwanese release of Ojamajo Doremi #. I also used to have Motto Ojamajo Doremi, but I gave it to a friend as a gift.

I'd love to get all of Ojamajo on DVD but it would cost me something like $4000 to get everything since it's rare, out of print, and Japanese DVDs are always overpriced. The BDs of season 1 are coming out in a month but that alone is several hundred dollars for a shitty upscale with broken colors like Digimon Adventure.

Oh yeah, I've also got Hong Kong, region-free pirated DVDs of the complete set of Yu Yu Hakusho and Cardcaptor Sakura. The YYH subtitles are Duwang as fuck, while CCS is passable. But I loaned CCS to a friend whom I haven't seen since high school.

This is why I'm glad torrents and IRC exist. DVDs are too expensive unless they happen to see a US release. I can justify $30 for a 50 episode show, but not $550.

20 years of Escaflowne
http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2016/10/11-1/Fuckimation-previews-escaflowne-creator-interviews

>>27123
Damn it
I hate anyone linking CR
But I can't ignore escaflowne either.

Bicycle !

five centimeters per second with her and the dog, eh?

>>28210
I never would have guessed things would go in that sort of direction.

>>28211
>>28210
That whole thing was so cute.

...aside from those who assume everyone on the internet is a guy.

>>28031
I dunno but that's god damn cute.

So, there's no way in hell they're gonna wrap this up neatly in one more episode, right?

>>28183
it wrapped up pretty nicely a few weeks ago when i decided that this show has too much drama and not enough bitches getting put in their place face down ass up.

For a non-ending, that wasn't so bad. It's a little weird how they pretty much just ditched fat fuck after making a big deal out of him the last few episodes. Seemed like they were teasing a second season, which is just mean since it's probably not gonna happen. Guess I'll have to read the manga.

>>27845
It looks pretty good

what would u do if u were in the bath and a naked man walked in and grabed his cock?

magical
i'm half sure they'll show her pussy soon

i appreciate the country western ED this season, you can almost see her pussy in it

>>28140
Nah, this is the product of a very small indie group that is behind most of the same type of anime out there. Even the recent Kemono Friends was created by someone who worked with that group. It's no more a threat to the anime industry as horrible low budget indie movies, or mockbusters are to Hollywood's films. No respectable (real)anime production company would turn out anything this horrible looking.

>>28134
I've seen it. It's pretty fucking horrible, but it also fascinates me that something like this is allowed to exist. Someone pitched this to people who then approved it. Then some other people made it. Not only was it broadcast in Japan, but someone took the time to translate it into English (maybe other languages too). Sometimes very bad art can be more interesting than great art. Naria Girls is such a case.

Just the backgrounds alone are mind boggling bad. If you're going to have long scenes in front of static images for backgrounds in an anime, why not have them be drawn? They panned across drawings that came and went within seconds during the intro, but for a background image characters stand in front of for half the episode, they use a screen cap of a poor 3D render that isn't even to scale? Are you fucking serious? How fucking autistic do you have to be to think it looks good to have 3D models in front of a 2D image of a 3D model? This isn't FF7, there's no technical limitations here, it just a video. There's no good reason not to at least have the character models in the same 3D environment that you're screencaping for a backgrounds. It makes absolutely no god damn sense to me.

It's abstract man, you just don't get it.

The people behind TV and movies often seem to have a poor and almost childish understanding of property ownership and finances. People who are financially successful typically have diversified holdings. Meaning they have money in multiple locations, so that if something happens to their source of money, they have something to fall back on. Even people who aren't financially successful understand the need to save for a rainy day.
Also, just because you loose your job or your business fails, or whatever that doesn't mean "they" can come and take all your stuff. Possession is nine tenths of the law, and taking stuff that isn't and never was theirs is theft. Unless you were leasing or mortgaging and couldn't make your payments, then the bank can't just take property you own that simply. If you're as filthy rich as tv/move makes characters out to seem and you don't have any savings to fall back on, you don't own the home you live in, the car you drive, or even the cloths on your back, then you deserve to be sent to the poor house.

When people in the anime world finish cleaning something, it's customary to spray paint it with high gloss clear coat.

I'm no rocket scientist, but I'm pretty sure rockets travel in a mostly straight line, not zig zags.
Also, I'm pretty sure they travel at insanely fast speeds, close to that of your average bullet. Anime meanwhile depicts them as being very slow moving things you can easily dodge, grab out of the air, or even jump on.

Characters being made to wear silly or embarrassing outfits, but not saying anything about it until after they already put it on.

I didn't check the catalog before making this thread. fucking kill me

>>27935

>>28038
>How quick people are to forget
I don't know that online places you frequent besides this one, but Evangelion (and many other not-current-year) series have constant talk, even more so in active image boards (than say, specific community forums). I think the rule of thumb is very simple in this case: If it ever was massively popular, then it will retain that popularity forever; you can still find occasional discussion on ever older series like Lupin and even ancient stuff like Mazinger. Series like "Saber Marionette" stopped being go-to topics after moe anime became commonplace, same with others like "Oh! My Goddess".

What's up with the /b/-tier replies though?

>>28038
>I truly can not remember the last time I saw anyone so much as mention evangelion

Is... is this a serious post? It gets mentioned and referenced so incredibly frequently that I've grown outright sick of anything to do with it, despite loving it during its original run.

>>28057
>What's up with the /b/-tier replies though?
Wow, I just gave my opinion. I think you need to chill, there's no reason for that kind of talk.

Saber Marionette and OMG are still quintessential. I mean, Saber Marionette even discusses moe instead of just having it there, and OMG is definitely a high point and a tie-in to other nerdy and intellectual shit that correlates with liking moe. Maybe it's that people who consume moe are quickly bored, and the best works aren't discussed at the expense of newer ones. Look at us, we have an active thread for fucking Tooru the Magic Dragon Maid, but threads with topics are either inactive or stupid.

Then again, in person things are different. The common ground everyone shares is usually the classics (at least from mid-nineties onward) and it's easy to dive into an in-depth conversation of these works. I guess you can't really go "exactly! and even more, it's like this and that, too" here when you have to wait days for a response, if you get any. Do we even have a population of active and good conversants here? At least three or four are required to get anything going.

I didn't see K-on as interesting to begin with. The girls are cute but... I guess it ultimately lacked the depth of, say, Azumanga or Lucky Star. Speaking of Asumanga, do you guys remember Masamune Shirow? That guy put out some lasting masterpieces. Depth everywhere you step to the extent that reading his works is like walking in a swamp, at least until the third or fourth time. The latest anime with substance I remember was Cross Ange, and that was terribly articulated. Anime like that will be easily forgotten since nobody even picked it up when it aired. Kill la Kill is the latest really good anime, and it still gets content and discussion. The latter should get even better now that the edgemasters and perverts are looking for their next fix away from klk.