Yeah... even if you're doing it intentionally that's a pretty hard one to pull off there.

>>31596

>>31664
I don't think they care if they piss off otaku.

Here's hoping this gets another season someday.

This episode was superb and can't wait for four more. This is probably the last time I'll watch a seasonal anime, I just can't deal with the waiting. Back on topic, I really didn't expect the current outcome and I feel that's a good thing because it changes the formula a little bit while taking advantage to give the viewers what they want without making a mess while simultaneously surprising them. Hopefully the upcoming episodes will be as good or better as this one.

This episode was fantastic as well. This is so excruciating, why can't I just sleep for an entire week and wake up when the episode is up?

Forgot top post last week, so I guess I'll do it now before watching the last episode.

This episode was also pretty decent, but now in retrospective I realize the series wasn't paced very well, and quite a bit could have been cut out to show more important parts like Okabe's future. I really hope it ends on a good note. I planned a S;G rewatch so I would land right on today's ending and then watch the last episodes of the original series for a perfect wrap up.

I finished this a couple hours ago and then watched the rest of S;G following the timeline. Now that it's over, I think it definitely has issues and if I were to rewatch it in one go, I'd notice it has pacing issues very similar to the original in the sense that spends a lot of time in fan service and slice of life parts when it could use that time to further explore the things that make this anime unique. Overall a very nice ending, if a bit too rushed, but certainly inferior to its predecessor. I do wonder what people that played the VN think about this, but I think it's safe to assume it's better, just like the original. There's episode 24 (OVA) remaining, no clue what it'll be about.

Cute bundled frog-girls are just one of the many wonders this season offers.

the type of sexual abuse of a minor depicted in sunoharasou would no doubt be consider outrageously offensive were the gender situation reversed.

why won't they leave this little boy alone?

New Sunohara-sou no Kanrinin-san ep is subbed your welcome

Some are good

>>31528
Thanks. <3 Girls on bicycles

i'm surprised nobody mentioned loli basketball yet, it was pretty popular when it was out.

>>31643
Are you saying it doesn't hold up? It hasn't been that long and would surely be just as popular if it aired today.

I like Menat's hair-style; not sure of the name of it though.

>>31480
I been told that this is a bob-cut

Twin-tail drills

Ryouko (Tenchi Muyou!)
>I love her hair!

>>27964
There's probably one of them out there somewhere. I mean the rest of the insect/arachnid fairilus aren't restricted to just "socially acceptable" insects. Or it could be one of the handsome fairilus.

>>27949
>I love you and want you to be happy.

Happiness is different for everyone. Stop forcing your views on people and fuck off.

Cockroaches are icky; see Terra Formars テラフォーマーズ

>>27860
its a cock joke

>>30562
Maybe in japan. Evey where else it's an endless sea of whores in tank tops and jeans.

>>30573
Everywhere else where? Now in winter I often see women dress like OP's pic related when I have the displeasure of having to leave the apartment.

Anime characters should swap clothes every now and again...

nobody on this site gives a crap about 3dpds

>>31613
I find things from that period comforting lately.

>> 31613
> don't know what it is about that time period, but it feels completely alien looking back on it now.

Probably because a lot of changes were happening in the industry. Early 2000s was when most production companies went digital so there were growing and stylistic pains from that. There was also some weird shit going on with funding. if I recall correctly the mid 2000s was at the tail end of a boom going into a bust.

I prefer the early to mid 2000s over what anime is today, it seemed like there was more experimentality going on with both visuals and concepts. And while early digital looked a bit off, I don't think that the anime currently airing look very good either.
And no, I'm not just being nostlagic because I still regularly (re)watch shows from that period and very much enjoy them.

>>31619
advancing communication technology has made it a lot easier for profit motivated producers to test market their wares and tune them for higher performance. i bet a lot more of the experimental stuff gets left on the cutting room floor these days than it did 15-20 years ago.

>>31618
Because complaining about the evil s-jay-ws is so much fun, right?

This sucks but it's the kind of thing I come here to avoid being reminded of.

>>31620
Because complaining about complaints is so much fun, right?

>>31621
Fair enough.

>>31539
I loved Kill la Kill.

My hero academia has been really good. It's a pretty generic shounen, but does it extremely well.

>>31349
Little joke there.
I like the action and suspense of the fight. However disappointed at the e-sports or yugioh game set-up.

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Has /tc/ formed a consensus pick for AOTS yet?

>>31418
The issue is that most of the good spring anime are two-cour, like Boku no Hero Academia S3 (unironically, at least so far) and Steins;Gate 0. If Megalo Box ends on a good note then it's most likely it will get that title. Also, there was a LOT of anime series this season, more than usual or before, I think. Anyway, kind of an overwhelming season outside the two-cour'd anime.

The Uchuu Senkan Tiramisu OVAs are so good its unreal