Too lewd.

what anime is this?

>>11537

Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai!

There are so many scenes in this that beg for gifs. If I only I knew how to.

That was fantastic. I've never liked a main girl so quickly.

Ooh, awesome.

All that imouto strength.

FukuJun working his magic on another protagonist.

I wonder if the story will develop or if it'll mainly a slice of life. I hope for the latter.

It's gonna be entertaining.

Pretty cute, I will be following it. I'm really looking forward to blonde twintail girl

Very fun and cute.
I could relate a little to the MC with all the embarrassing stuff I did when I was a kid.

  Autism treatment in Japan.

I'd drink Mr Peter's bandaid taste soft drink if they advertised with cute girls.

>>11571
I would drink nothing else

>>11571
>>11572
I believe this is the same thought process marketers have when putting models for advertising useless things for normal people.

>>11537
Looks like [b]Another/b]

>>11574
Another what?

>>11575

Another show

>>11575
A anime called Another. He was probably trying to joke about the eyepatch.

>>11577
what does another anime called another have to do with this show?

>>11578

Eyepatches

>>11577

>>11555

>>11593
very good

  Woop woop

>>11568

Seems more like schizophrenia than autism.

>>11599
I'm sorry. You are right. It's the guy who has the repetitive behaviour.

This is better than I thought it would be.
I was initially turned off by the trailer and character designs (since I had seen Another before this... silly I know), but both the protagonists are pretty entertaining.

Don't get me wrong, as this first episode has me very excited about this series, but I can't quell the notion that this is going to be a farcical and borderline self-parodying amalgam of Kyoani's past successes. Which would be more than fine by me.

As an aside, how many of you had cases of chuunibyou (usage?) yourselves? I think it'd be funny to share them if you guys don't think it's too off topic. I had it pretty bad myself.

>>11636
I tried to use psychic powers when nobody was watching, and chanted spells when alone. I also thought running with my arms behind my back made me faster. Didn't really have that mary-sue persona that Yuuta and Rikka had going on, though.

I couldn't get through the first episode without pausing every few minutes to try and forget how stupid I was. But I'm still liking it so far.

>>11665
>I couldn't get through the first episode without pausing every few minutes to try and forget how stupid I was.
Oh god, this.
Initially, I was thinking, "Eighth and ninth grade, isn't this a little unlikely? Aren't most people done with that stuff by that age?" And then all the repressed memories started flooding back. My one close friend at the time and I thought we were shamanic warriors, and we'd go to his house after school to "train", which involved things like him punching me in the stomach while I did sit-ups, learning bowstaff forms, and going into the woods to practice summoning our power animal spirits. We would then communicate using our animal spirits and spar using their respective styles. My friend even summoned his pet dog's spirit once, and launched into an unbelievably convincing roleplay of the dog's spirit controlling his body, going so far as to eat dogfood and almost eat a dead fish out of his family's aquarium. All of which took place around ninth and tenth grade. While we weren't completely open about it at school, I'm pretty sure a few people were told.
Naturally, my wardrobe was out of control during this period as well, drawing equally from Mad Max and Squall from FFVIII.

>>11636
>As an aside, how many of you had cases of chuunibyou (usage?) yourselves?
I haven't actually. I did know this kid though. He would hysterically run up and down at school and the whole neighbourhood fighting imaginary creatures with his imaginary staff. I was told he played lineage 2 when not doing that.

>>11636

I live in the states and I think I stuck out too much for my own good. So the response to this was sending me to see psychologists and shoving pills down me.

The medicines made me feel very void of anything and I never had an appetite. It was like being stricken with Parkinson's.

>>11636
I've practiced doing the Kamehameha Wave many times as a child.

>>11636
I had it: I pretended to become a poète maudit. Pathetic, indeed.

>>11636
I thought that mimicking those silent protagonists from video games would make me look mysterious and cool. All it accomplished was making people think I was either retarded or going to kill them.

>>11745
>I thought that mimicking those silent protagonists from video games would make me look mysterious and cool

I did this too. It assured my lack of social skills throughout the rest of my school life.

A wet dream, get it?

This episode entertained me so much I watched it twice.

Best girl until blonde twintails shows up.

I enjoy listening to her talk.

>>11765

I went back a few times just to listen to her say some things again

I wonder if bow colors is what defines what year the students belong to. Also, all this christmas colors and patterns.

>>11765
Are you watching Hadena or something

>>11778
They both mean the same thing. See the link between "isn't out of reach" and "arm is long indeed." An original, unedited line would probably be something like "so the overseers can access this place." Both are so-called "liberal" translations, although gg's is much smoother and weird enough to match her personality.

It's pretty rare for a good show to have two above average options for subs.

>>11779
I know they both mean the same thing, the 'arm is long indeed' version just didn't seem to flow well for me, being a little harder to understand than the obvious 'not out of reach'.

MC of the season.

>>11780

I think it sounds more poetic and suits her character better.

This episode was hilarious.

Dess.

Rikka's "english person speaking japanese" accent was cool.

This scene was just too much. It had the usual chuunibyou business combined with high level Engrish. I was pausing so hard for minutes at a time to contain my embarrassment.

>>12007

>I was pausing so hard for minutes at a time to contain my embarrassment.

People seriously do this?

>>12010
I also do that in very embarrassing siutuations that the MC in certain animes get into. I had to switch tabs quite a bit when reading Boys on the Run since Tanishi would get into so many embarrassing situations that it was too much for me.

>>12010
I do something like that with particularly cringe-inducing scenes in manga. Tab over to something else for a little while then come back.

>>12010
I just skip over the parts that make me blush.

>>11991

Somehow Rikka sounds twice as crazy when Sanae's with her.

>>12017
Is Dekomori younger or older than them? Is she a classmate of theirs? I don't understand what is her relation to them at school. Also, how can she be so short?

>>12018
He said she was in "their middle school" and the bow on her uniform is different (skinnier), so I assume the school they go to has both middle and high school.

I had to laugh at this bit.

>>12024
That shot of the hand with the black background all for the sake of humour reminds me of Nichijou.

>>12027

Same studio after all.

>>12010
I still haven't finished watching the first episode. It's hard to watch people embarrass themselves like that.

Just caught up with this show. Pillow-chan is the cutest girl I've seen in a while, easily my favorite character.

>>12069
I couldn't possibly pick a favorite in this show

>>12121

Agreed.
They're all entertaining.

>>12030

I agree with you, but the special effects added to the mix in later episodes makes it significantly less embarrassing until they switch to the on-looker's perspective

>>12125

I was bit disappointed because Shinka turned out to be so mean girl without sense of sympathy. First impression was something else.

I also have say animations in those "fight scenes" look amazing.

>>12131

She is pretty mean.
The entire atmosphere changes once she steps into the room. All she does is fight with Sanae.

Here's hoping she mellows out a bit in the future.

Praise the sun.

>>12131
A shame she turned out to be such a bad person

I like Shinka's cocky rude attitude over her emotionless love interest attitude. Then again anime girls with attitudes are my favorite

She would make a splendid demon.

>>12140
She already is a demon!

desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu desu

>>12131
Yeah, I had exactly same feeling. We'll see, I think.

>>12131
I thought the same thing about her. I guess it's a convenient way to keep things from becoming a completely bland harem, though.

And the fight scenes are awesome, yeah. Can you imagine what it would be like if every studio put this much money and effort into shows?

>>12160
We'd have average animation everywhere.

I am highly enjoying this show. Rikka is goddamn love.

As for my Chuunibyou, I would wear black robes to school and pretend to be some sort of enchanter or something. My god it was awful. Outside of school I would collect sticks and use them as "swords" and fight plants in my RPG world. uuuuugh. and used marbles as power ups uugishfosifnhsjahnoooooo

>>12181
>marbles as power ups

Wow I did the same thing.

>>12181
I bet the other kids were disappointed when they discovered you weren't actually a wizard

This show just gets better. It's a shame it's almost half over

I still don't understand this guy.

The sleepy upperclassman is too cute. It's bullshit she laid down the whole time during the pool scene though, I wanted to see her swimsuit better. ;_;

>>12261

he's horribly in denial over his situation. Even though he found a clique of friends who would whole-heartedly accept DUR FUR MASTER, be friends with the DUR FUR MASTER, and even one to two of them put out to him, he still clings to the phobia that he ABSOLUTELY MUST be a normal boy in a normal school with normal friends and that will make him not all by himself as a faggot outcast with no friends at all, even though he should've clearly realized by now how absurd it is.

Of course, the idea that he can just go with it and spend the time sleeping on sempai's thighs every afternoon will never be thought by him (a shame, really, but then again he's quite the faggot and doesn't deserve such a luxurious high school life).

>>12264

>>12272
Why is she so perfect?

>>12274
Her being asleep for 95% of her life has allowed her to remain untainted by society's evils

>>12181
And what has changed? Now instead black robes you wear German military uniforms?

>>12276
I laughed way, way too hard at that.

I can't hate Shinden.

I had no imagination growing up.

>>12273

She can be as mean as she wants, yet for some reason I still like her.

>>12140

>>12181
You certainly are just as chuuni maybe even more so than rikka.

Tried watching the first ep to see what the big deal was. I thought it was retarded as hell. I was rolling my eyes so much you'd think I was possessed. but in spite of that I suppose it was enjoyable.

She sure knows how to press people's buttons. What makes it funny is that she enjoys doing so.

She's naturally annoying and knows how to abuse that.

His angst over shaving his head seemed far beyond plausible. Is it really such a grave matter?

>>12372
It is for him, because he is comedic side character-kun

>>12372
Part of being a man is living life at 100%.

>>12372

I know some older people that buy products just to put color in the little hair they have.

I enjoy watching them fight.

>>12392

I enjoy watching Mori Summer's personality do 180 degree turns. it's so cute.

>>12393
I want her to step on me like a bug

>>12393

I... I think I'm starting to like her.
God I'm terrible.

>>12392
DekomorixNibutani OTP

I love Rikka, she's like all those weird kids from school that I never got to hang out with rolled up into one person.

>>12397
I can't wait for the doujins where their fighting slowly turns into aggressive sex

Glad to see I'm not the only shipfag around.

>>12400

"Fufufu, the real Mori Summer would never cum so easily!~dess"

i wish that was me

>>12276
No I don't do that anymore. In fact I really stopped doing that before I even came to TC. I just wear normal people close now.

>>12467
This part saddened me deeply. Many people seem to dislike her but she really doesn't deserve dog rape doujins.

wow, where the hell did that came from

>>12471
I think she's really cool. She even got to be a little caring towards sanae this episode, in between bouts of trolling her of course

>>12472

Not sure but I hope she gets over it soon.
I somehow get the feeling next ep is going to be full of drama.

>>12468
Funny, I stopped wearing clothes when I found tohno-chan

>>12472
>>12475
I think the show has been foreshadowing more drama since the episode where Yuuta gives Rikka a new email address. I just hope it can continue to balance incorporating more drama with staying fucking hilarious. I don't think I've ever laughed so hard at a series that wasn't authored by Kiyohiko Azuma.

>>12480
I was aware of the foreshadowing, but I didn't expect the drama to be a dead father, and definetly didn't expect it to be revealed in the beach episode

Man, this episode hurt.

The poor kids, having a dead beat whore as a mother, only having one parent who really cares about them, and then having that taken away from them so suddenly.

One of the daughters goes into denial, and the occult/chuu2-syndrome as an escapist methodology to fuel her hope.
The other daughter.... simply dies inside. A rather emotionless doll. And she simply doesn't understand or know what or how to deal with the other daughter, vivid with emotion, but out of touch with reality. She doesn't want to simply shatter her hopes and dreams, to make her like herself, but she also wants her to face the music of the situation. The longer she stays in her fantasy world, the harder she will hit the concrete when she falls out of it.

on a rather unrelated note, when the fuck did Kyoani learn how to draw feet? Dear lord almighty, did they do anything like this in the last few years as well that I simply wasn't aware of (It may have been a year or...three maybe since I watched a kyoani show)? If so, I'd like to go watch those show(s), or at least get them properly noted in my backlog. This is an amazing revelation to myself.

>>12488

Yeah, I think I have a mild foot fetish now. thanks Rikka

>>12485
KyoAni sure as hell wasn't going to take a show about a schizotypal girl and not throw in some drama surrounding her.

Her situation is kind of reminiscent of those famous Freudian case studies where the girls' dads died, too, so it doesn't feel too surprising that they'd take that route.

The latest episode was so cute it made my chest hurt. It will also probably the frame for a lot of doujins

>>12549
>It will also probably the frame for a lot of doujins

yep.

this show makes me feel fuzzy like no show has in a while

>>12658

This episode made me kind of cringe actually.
I have a hard time wording how I feel about it without sounding offensive, so I'll just say it didn't appeal to me as much as some of the others.

the one time Rikka plays it off and actually is funny... That's the first time I've actually laughed while watching this series.

looking forward to tohka being overly jealous next ep, hopefully with some tsun-tsun vibes.

>That's the first time I've actually laughed while watching this series.
Really? I've found it to be one of the funniest things I've seen, and get all giggly just thinking about certain scenes.

This last episode wasn't all that giggly, though. It made me kind of uncomfortable in an unusual way, almost as if I'm vicariously experiencing my teenage self's innocence being crushed all over again. I'm going to venture that I'm far from being unique in feeling this way, as well.

>>12727

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying I haven't found the series humorous and enjoyable; I just never found most of the humor funny enough that I actually laughed out loud before that scene.

As for the second part, I feel you there. It doesn't bring back my vietnam PTSD from middle/high school like beck did, but I'm definitely feeling it.
Still, even as it's going now, I'm still hoping for MC-kun to give an unseen horizon version of Saito's big NHK speech as part of the grand finale for the show.

>>12745

Before that episode, I didn't even know Sanae was capable of such thoughts.

I'm not finding the show as enjoyable as when I first started. The situations just don't seem serious enough to warrant all these theatrics.

Am I suppose to take what's going on seriously, laugh, or what?

>>12762
You're supposed to buy DVDs and merchandise.

I liked it more when it wasn't so serious but I'm still enjoying it

Also the serious parts can be good too. Shinka hugging Sanae was really sweet

Post edited on 12th Dec 2012, 5:02pm

>>12764

Yeah, but then after that it just got ridiculous.

Man, why do harems have to pull really cheap, shallow drama so often? Well, at least it seems like only 3/12 episodes will focus on it, so I guess it's not unusually egregious, but still.

>>12770
This show isn't really a harem, seeing as there's only one girl with any interest in the MC at all

>>12771
It has a nice guy protagonist surrounded by multiple heroines and a comedic sidekick that won't get laid in a school setting. Having the heroines lust after the main character is not essential for the work to be a harem - it's more about having the protagonist solve their problems and whoring them out to the viewer.

>>12771
haha, people say that about every harem.
Even in blatant harem anime, the guy usually leans towards one female and cock teases the others. It's a piss poor defense.
If the guy in this anime wanted to, he could easily go all the way with any of the girls around him.

>>12773
If by that, you mean rape them, I guess you're right. I hadn't thought about it like that, thanks!

>>12774

Now let's be mature about this.
You know what he meant.

He's right. The layout isn't that different from a typical harem series. However, what matters most is the execution. I think they're dropping the ball a little with the excessive drama to very normal circumstances.

>>12777

seconding this.The show is as much of a harem as Haruhi if you watch the airing order.
The demographic targets are mostly the same and there are many, many elements that are similar for those reasons. The show is first and foremost a drama, with the other elements thrown in to keep the story from being a dark, heavy coat that nobody wants to wear; also to throw in other archtypes for the sake of popularity and other sorts of polls which are absolutely essential for the Japanese viewers to enjoy things.

also, the point that >>12774 was trying to make was that none of the girls would willingly submit to MC-kun's advances. Kumin would put MC-kun into a coma, Mori Summer would cry and scream loudly as she tries to resist until the bitter end, Rikka would sort of resist and end up just crying to herself as it happened, Sanae would start out like Mori and end like Rikka.
Seriously, girls can be friends without hidden sexuality agendas to push. I'm saying that it's theoretically possible, nothing more. Also, all the characters were brought together solely by Rikka, with MC-kun just sort of being dragged along for no other reason than for the auther to have a place to show cynicism (like kyon).

Holy fuck that last ep was depressing

>>12777
>I think they're dropping the ball a little with the excessive drama to very normal circumstances.
I'm rather conflicted on this. Yes, the drama seems a bit heavy-handed, in particular Sanae's first outburst. However, I think writing it off as "very normal circumstances" is a bit unfair. Rikka isn't growing out of her chuunibyou naturally, she made herself vulnerable to Yuuta and in doing so was finally broken. And his remorse is more than evident, and with good reason, seeing a girl once so sure of herself and vibrant (however deluded) now lost adrift on the open sea of society. Of course, she'll eventually assimilate, subsumed into the murk of the lowest common denominator. But isn't that fucking sad? And in the process, she's leaving behind her only close friend. She doesn't wear her thighhighs anymore. She's boxed up everything she's passionate about, and does she even have any other hobbies or interests? That warrants some heavy drama in my opinion, but that's just my take.

>>12795

I'm assuming in the last episode something happens and she returns to "normal" somewhat. Not quite as deluded as before but still interested in weird stuff and playing with Sanae, and the club stays together

This is more or less how the drama looks/feels to me in this series.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN2WzQzxuoA

>>12795
I agree completely. I'm glad you're here to type my thoughts out so that I don't have to.

>>12798
Yeah, that little girl is so petty the way she can't cope with the death of her dad. That shit's fucking smalltime, she should have just sucked it up from the start, the little brat.

I just started watching this show.
This after deciding to boycott Kyoani until they make more Haruhi and watching their show from summer/fall (I was too ashamed to show my face in public for a few weeks after that). Anyway, this show it terrible and I really hate it and Kyoani. It made me so angry I had to stay up until 4:45 AM to rewatch eps 1-6 while I was waiting for 8-11 to download (fell asleep during that, more shame).
Anyway, all I can really say about the show is that I think it might be some sort of bizzaro Haruhi and that the lead girl is too fat and the Kokonoe Rin is too skinny.

>>12796
That's what I was thinking as well. I'm sure Rikka will end up bonding with her mother and realize that she can still be herself without troubling her.
>>12808
> I think it might be some sort of bizzaro Haruhi and that the lead girl is too fat and the Kokonoe Rin is too skinny.
Okay, that was actually really funny.

>>12808
if possible, could you expand on your thoughts? I'm genuinely interested in hearing your complaints on this show and kyo.

>>12808
I hadn't realized the Kokonoe similarity, brilliant.

>>12812
yeah, not like it was already brought up 4 times in this same thread.

>>12813
I ctrl+f'd and found no other Kokonoe, no relevant Rin, and no Kodomo

>>12814

>>11577

>>12816
what, that isn't at all what he was talking about

>>12816
Kokonoe Rin was the loli from Kodomo no Jikan, dude.

And to think you had ME feeling like the baka here for a second!

>>12818
I've never seen Kodomo no Jikan or Another, my mistake I guess.

Yeah, no doubt she is chunky.
Just look at the size of those thighs!
I guess thats just the result of the way she inhales the massive lunches her sister makes for her, but thats just an explanation of the phenomenon, there is no decent excuse for being that fat.

>>12820
She looks like most real Japanese girls.

>>12831
Please don't abuse spoilers

please be sure to wash your hands and brush your teeth

>>12831
Do real Japanese girls have perfect blemish free skin now? how about eyes that take up half their face or hair in any color in the rainbow? did they all like, surgically remove their noses and lips? did their heads balloon in size?
Do they come with outlines? I've not seen any japanese girls lately, but last I saw they didn't have outlines... at least I don't think so...

>>12820
"horse thighs"

Whenever I hear something about big thighs I can't help but think about Chun Li. Haruhi, I love her thighs.

>>12835
Japanese girls have leg-torso proportions more like Rikka.

I just want Rikka to smother me to death with her big floppy thighs, is that so much to ask

Deko 2.0 is best Deko

I guess they inherited the ahoge from their father's genes.

>>12854
Yes.

>>12854
Short lived as it was ;_;

I just want to say that I liked it a lot. I'll give it an 8/10 if I ever update my MAL again.

I know a lot of people here complained about the seriousness, but I liked how they managed the seriousness. When you're a kid at that age, it feels like everything that happens is a big deal and I don't think any of the characters acted unexpectedly pertaining to the serious circumstances, aside from the strange nap girl becoming Rikka plot device at the end there and everyone coming together to help out at the very end when Yuuta is on Rikka's roof and stuff.

Not perfect, but still a fun watch. I teared up at the end because I'm a big loser and cry at everything.

>>12860

Yeah I'm kind of glad they decided to just be themselves instead of sheep. I'll be honest, I didn't like where the series was going for a moment.

>>12860
>I know a lot of people here complained about the seriousness, but I liked how they managed the seriousness. When you're a kid at that age, it feels like everything that happens is a big deal
I agree completely, and this is why I think the overwrought drama suited the show for the most part. I loved the last episode, although I have to say the narration bit at the end just seemed a bit too much.
This series is one of the most fun that I have ever watched but, as most others seem to think as well, it's not without it's problems. I can sum up my take on it thusly: as a comedy it was hilarious, as a romance it was cute but lacking substance, and as a drama it was earnest but mediocre. And had I not related to it so strongly because of my own chuunibyou experiences, I probably would not have liked it as much as any of those.

>>12867
>as a comedy it was hilarious, as a romance it was cute but lacking substance, and as a drama it was earnest but mediocre.

Yeah that about sums up my thoughts as well

>>12867
Well-put.

This show had its fun moments, but the message that it tried to convey on japanese society was once again overshadowed by one more generic ending. The only thing that kept me from laughing during the last episode was the animation.

2 maybe 3 out of 10 overall. Enjoyment a tad above that.

>>12877
>the message that it tried to convey on japanese society was once again overshadowed
wait, what? why must the show be a social critique of Japan's social life and societal problems?
escapism exists in ALL cultures; it can be argued to be the basis for why religion in general came to be: the specific feeling that there must be more to life than just this, because just this just fucking sucks wasn't invented by Japan, nor brought about by the post-WWII mindset and mentality that was warped slowly over 60 years into the hellhole of suicide-inducing pressure that it is now.
why must the show be "deep" and "thought provoking"? why can't it just be what it appeared to be?

>2 maybe 3 out of 10 overall. Enjoyment a tad above that.
Out of curiosity (and slightly unrelated), just how much must you dislike a show before you drop it, or does your rating scale include negative numbers, or are you a person that will watch to completion every show they start regardless of how much they enjoy doing so?

>>12854
3rd, though changing her eyebrows was unfair and cheating.

>>12878
>why must the show be "deep" and "thought provoking"? why can't it just be what it appeared to be?
Because there was nothing else it was.

What a bunch of faggy goth kids. good thing they have that older sister to smack them around and tell them to just deal with it already and stop acting like little retards.

>>12887
Opinion invalidated

Not what you expected it would be? don't like something cute on the surface turning serious? cry me a river bitches, serves you people right. I hope you choke on it.

>>12899

Calm down.
If their opinions truly ruin your enjoyment of the series, you need to work on being less impressionable.

>>12900
Are you projecting?

haha, it's like Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita all over again. but the irony is this time most people have taken to the other side of the argument. When that came out people loved the idea that it was only cute looking on the surface but was filled with 'social commentary'.
For that matter, I doubt some of you would be complaining if this was a Shaft anime.
Again, cry me a river bitches.

>>12903
Look, we like to take it easy here at /an/. Maybe you should try to take it easy too?

>>12905
Nothing in that sentence seems accurate in the slightest.

>>12902

Projecting what?

Moral of the story, running away from reality and acting like a retard makes all your problems go away.

>>12931

please don't spoil the ending to my autobiography

>>12931
Good thing for us here at Tohno-chan

>>12931
No: moral of the story is everyone is otaku of something, they just don't realize it yet.

Moral of the story, Sex sells.

So... why exactly was that cop chasing them? Is it illegal to ride a bike with a girl in japan?

>>13142

Because her grandpa told him to, so she was basically being "kidnapped".

>>13143
That thought crossed my mind, but the grandpa seemed more concerned with getting his gun. and it seemed like the cop just showed up on his own. unless the grandpa's plan was to gun down a 14 year old in front of a police officer? either way, it should have been pretty obvious she wasn't being kidnapped since she was following him, seems like the more logical thing to do would have been to keep chasing the molester.

>>13146
I think you guys are over-thinking this.

>>13167
Maybe you're under-thinking it!

>>13168
あれ！

>>13143
Ｉｓ　ｔｈｉｓ　ｗｈａｔ　ｔｈｅｙ　ｃａｌｌ　ａｎ　ａｍｅｒｉｃａｎ　ｐｕｎ？

When Kumin was acting like Rikka, it was so ridiculously out of character it wasn't even funny. And here I thought Shinka was the bad influence...

I feel for you Isshiki bro, I really do.

>>12903
Because this wasn't really filled with social commentary, and did not convey its message successfully. Besides, it was obvious that Jinrui had social commentary since the first episode, while this show only appeared to be quirky and funny up to episode 9. Then, they shoved a lot of forced drama that could have been solved better, and that leaves the message that running away from facts is something good. The execution was also wrong with Kumin acting like Rikka, and the plot not moving forward at all.

I really don't like KyoAni.
At all.

lol, I remember not long ago someone tried telling me /TC/ hates shaft, what a retard.

Post edited on 22nd Jan 2013, 11:15pm

>>13576
I've never understood all the attention they get. Their characters all look the same, the art is bad, and it's always cute girls doing cute things.

>>13578
>it's always cute girls doing cute things.
you say that like it's a bad thing.

>>13579
I don't mind it but variety is always nice.

K-ON! is KyoAni's only cute girls doing cute things series.

>>13585
What does that make lucky star?

>>13595
You're right. Forgot about that one. Two cute girls doing cute things anime by KyoAni.