hot stuff

cute little sister

titillating

kick ass season, maybe next season we'll actually get to see some poontang for real
looking forward to the ova in a few months

>>29984
They probably honed their drawing skills, so as a personal endeavor, it wasn’t a waste for them. The director may have wasted their talent, but their effort was not a waste.

>>30008
That's a pretty good way to look at it anon! I'm not sure how well garbage anime that may or may not have flopped will look on resume, but you can never go wrong with a little extra practice!

I watch new stuff hoping that it will be good.

Watch Magic Knight Rayearth

Aria the Animation and Wolf Children for comfy

How about some mecha anime that isn't hyper violent grim and dark, but also isn't garbage? Mecha should be more fun!

>>30075
Combat Mecha Xabungle?
Episodes‎: ‎50Original run‎: ‎February 6, 1982 – January 29, 1983

>>26712
Saying "virtually everyone" implies believing that at least, let's say, 80% of people share the same opinion. What poll or research was that referring to, or was that simply calling as base of an argument the projection of a personal opinion to everybody else as something meaningful?

>>26713
He's saying anyone who
a) has watched anime for long enough
b) is smart enough
would disagree with you. In a normal conversation his history of good choices in taste would back up his claim of being one of the qualified anime connoisseurs. He's anonymous here, but we can expect everyone here to have the life experience to qualify or know someone who qualifies, and by that virtue, to understand the legitimacy of his argument. You lack that understanding, and that's why you need "proof".

tl;dr
You're thinking of popularity polls when it's about top percentile critical consensus.

KyoAni is about the fangirls now. eg. FREE!

>>30100
Wasn't Free ages ago? What have they done for 'fangirls' since then?

get into my period

>>/lol/

I buy a new one.

Tell It not to stop there.

How common is this saber hairstyle anyway?

This anime in a nut shell

A shame it's over already. Great show.
Definitely going to buy the mango.

While this anime was far from bad, it did feel very dull and almost boring most of the time. I suppose one could call it peaceful or calming, but it just felt very empty and lacking of anything that might have me remember this in a year's time. From what very little I can remember, only two of the main characters had the slightest amount of backstory (three counting the doll). There's no story, not much humor, and not much really happens. For a slice of life it meets the bare minimum requirements. It's got nice art, cute characters, and a pleasant setting. Could have used a bit more is all.

What anime is this? There is not title / subject and the pictures' names don't mention it either.

its this season's oremio/haganai/eromangasensei/etc. otakudom-spoof/ironic-knockoff anime
title starts w/"imoutu"
i think it's also somewhat based off of seinfeld, but maybe the hip-young-urban-artist-with-inifinite-income-bantering-with-friends-in-modern-urban-supermetropolis-appartment is just a common theme of life amongst the writing set.

>>29852
https://myanimelist.net/anime/35413/Imouto_sae_Ireba_Ii

kuso curry

>full of moe crap
A lot of the users here like moe, please don't insult it when you are going to post here.

http://tohno-chan.com/an/res/14094.html

Just gonna leave this here.

Without a doubt. Otherwise they grow up to be spoiled cunts.

No.

Natsu no Arashi dealed with it slightly differently, as did Inuyasha. Gunbuster and Diebuster took a more realistic approach. I’m sure there are others that I’m not thinking off off the top of my head.

Maybe it's an easy type of time travel story to write. There might be a technical side too, in a limited repeating loop there's less characters and environments to take care of.

Kind of breaking the rules here (delete this post if I'm going too far) but I gotta refer to western films.
You mention Predestination- it wasn't very good in my opinion. To me most of the incoming twists were obvious from the beginning, though it could have been better if the hermaphrodite time traveler's backstory was revealed gradually and not in a boring, bizarre exposition dump.
Also the actress looked very silly as a man, they should have used at least 3 different people to play different versions of the main character.
The movie feels "unbalanced" and I think what it attempted to do would work much better in anime. The strange parts that stand out in a jarring way could benefit from going into Japanese craziness mode.
Visually cartoon form also acts as a disbelief filter for me, I'm much less sensitive to stories turning outlandish when animated than when done in live action.
I think anime treatment would do wonders to many western stories that fail in 3D.

>>29883
Those are good examples. I somehow managed to forget about them. Although gunbuster feels like it only 'technically' counts as time travel as the progression of time was still linear and unchanging. Same as something like interstellar doesn't really 'feel' like a time travel movie, even if it technically is. If you're going to count that style of time travel, wouldn't that also include eveything which involves cryosleep or suspended animation?
Weren't the ghosts in Natsu no Arashi simply stuck there for eternity? (It's been a while since I've seen it). Was their an episode in which they took the main characters back to their own time for a vision or something like that? I'd appreciate it if you could refresh my memory.

>>29884
I completely agree about Predestination, but if nothing else I thought it was an interesting concept.
As for this repeating loop thing, it could also have something to do with Japanese culture.

>>29887
In the second season Hajime did jump back with Arashi to the time where they died. I don’t remember exactly how it all played out though. Unfortunately, it was one of Crunchyroll’s worst subs they ever put out, and to my knowledge, no one ever redid the second season.

Series start with the protagonist leaving for work and her super cute imouto being a typical good sister. Thanks to the morning news, you can see this land is ruled by a King. Jean Otus, the MC, works at the ACCA Headquarters, as a Vice-chairman of the Inspection Department (Kansatsuka), surrounded by cheerful and gluttonous co-workers.

Then it's revealed that they live in Dowa Federation / Kingdom, composed of 13 districts. The shape of this land looks like a bird, although so far I assume it's a complete coincidence and not a man-made shape. ACCA works as management, making sure all 13 districts work properly and collaborate with each other to secure peace and a good standard of living for all the nation.

These are the aforementioned gluttons who engage daily on a 10 o'clock snack without fault. In their defence, I can't blame them. All the food shown so far is drawn to look utterly delicious. Moving on, every district has its own inspection department (if I understood correctly, 14 total: 13 for each district + headquarters), which oversees data output and investigates any arising issues in their jurisdictions. The HQ branch is tasked with auditing the other branches, which falls on the MC's responsibility.

This five visibly distinguished gentlemen are the Five Chief Officers of ACCA, with Grossular seeming to be their leader, based on a comment made in the episode. With ACCA being a 100-year-old agency, I assume Spade might be the second in command due to his apparent age.

I was going to keep making posts in this thread but a hit a wall and couldn't figure out a way to keep exposing this anime without giving away tons of spoilers (albeit minor). Just watch it.