Cross Post from GG thread >>853479 >I want to fug art club president. me too anon, her sister is also a top choice. unfortunately most anime always have the worst girl (the most boring or asinine) win out in the end. literally anyone of the other girls in the series would be a better/more interesting waifu then the narcissistic sociopath Nagatoro. somebody so full of insecurity and ego fragility that she makes the emotionally stunted and unbelievably immature "Senpai" look like a fucking a chad. its like being forced to watch somebody play a procedurally generated visual novel and they refuse to ever try out any of the other possible routes. fuck I've had enough of noodle arms abusive antics for the day, stop being a faggot and go fuck that smug bitch with the Orange hair! sorry if necro posting is a taboo here, tell me and I'll make a new thread next time or post in a general if you have one.

>>3387 >me too anon, Based

>>3387 Personally I think he should go hook up with the big boobie ponytail girl.

Just finished Dungeon Meshi. It was great. Kind of disappointed that there wasn't more Farlyn/Falin interacting with everyone after she's revived.

>>3788 Reread the last chapter just now. It really does gloss over all the interactions. You never even see Sureau confess. He just blushes. Also looks like it's finally getting an anime, by Studio Trigger on Netflix. Allegedly the mangaka refused to let it be animated until the manga was near done being published.

>>3104 >>3097 It's too bad they gave the ending away by telling you ahead of time that Tanya will lose. You think it's another case like Death Note where the mangaka was pressured to not let "the bad guy" win?

I'd like some sibling romance anime where there is little or no sex, preferably with the anime building up to the confession and subsequent relationship. I saw Oreimo, Candy Boy, Eromanga Sensei (though it had much fanservice, the siblings had little to no sexual activity or thoughts; though I'd prefer anime without much fanservice) and Boku wa Imouto ni Koi o Suru. Is there anything more?

>>3601 I'm surprised some autist doesn't have a list of all of them. Then again they probably might, I just don't watch that shit much so I never bothered to look. >>3285 Yeah Ultimate was pretty damn good.

Any creepy or disturbing OVA's you recommend for the upcoming Halloween? I'm looking for something short you can watch for one sitting for the coming week or costumes and candy.

>>3716 didn't know damedesuyo was that gay, they were already bad enough being glorified sub rippers but this is just sad

>>3713 >even sentai is pozzed man that's a bummer

Yen Press confirmed shit.

>>3655 >>3656 >>3657 Wasn't there another 3D anime within the past few years that was done by a director who had ONLY worked on live-action productions, and it had some of the worst cinematography and action scenes anyone had every seen?

>>3658 Ex-arm or whatever it's called is the only one that comes to mind.

>>3652 >The show was not written by anyone in LA >#MeToo ref comes up in Haro's dialog cause lol sooo ransdumb :PPP

>>3552 You'll like Thunderbolt if you like more adult characters rather than teenagers. It's pretty harrowing as far as the depictions of war in this franchise.

I started watching the original Mobile Suit Gundam, it seems good enough so far. On episode 8 right now.

>>3594 >adult characters rather than teenagers Well that already earns it quite a few points with me. I've been watching enough anime with teenager protags. Some of the mobile suit designs I saw when I was playing Gundam Battle Operation 2 looked pretty cool too so I'll have to check it out. >>3595 Glad you are enjoying it. It had a great soundtrack for it too. Lots of catchy parts that are still stuck in my head randomly.

What are your guy's opinion on Bleach: Thousand Year Blood war? I'm currently on the second season and so far it's serviceable even though it seems like it's rushed on some parts like Shinji's Bankai, and some aspects that remain like Byakuya's survival. What do you anons think about it?

>>3600 I'm waiting for it to be finished before I watch it, but I heard from some people that theyre rushing the pace of it which is concerning

>>3600 (checked) Bleach destroyed my interest in anime for a few years. I regret my time spent with it, and wish I would have dropped it earlier instead of sticking with it until the conclusion. >>3612 >I'm waiting for it to be finished before I watch it That is how I am for most shows.

I never finished reading this thing, I kind of want to see just how angry it can make me. I'll try to keep checking in but if I don't see /a/ in the top boards I assume there is no activity, someone might want to float the idea of always keeping legacy boards on the top boards and just shuffling their order by activity to Codexx or Acid.

>>3593 >To that end, the main female protagonist (ab)uses her position in vampire society to do a bunch of shit in pursuit of this that seems more than a little beyond the pale and winds up causing problems for people. The manga likes to downplay the problems she makes or pretends they are actually good things which for me at least seems very leftist. Good words don’t change military so she is taking realistic path, just like human depiction >The "old guard" . . motivations are more "political scheming" than "if the vampires/immigrants move in it will destroy our society". You don’t rule for centuries by killing your lifestock. Fitting for vampire/European to scheme among themselves and bother other human >It can be both good rage fuel Haven’t read this for decade as middle schooler and college guy but I don’t remember raging beyond Mina getting framed as heinous > I saw a clip or two from the anime, it looks like the fight scenes have more impact in motion. If anyone like the glasses president I can vouch to watch the anime until she is removed from scene (4-6 eps)

>. The manga likes to downplay the problems she makes or pretends they are actually good thing Alucard. pretty sure our gen like him so that either came out hypocritical or double standard

>>3588 It's right there you homo: no, youna That's the 5th volume, here's on MAL just so that you see I'm not bullshitting you, myanimelist.net/manga/120946/No_Youna.

>>3598 And on mangadex, just check the art part for the cover: https://mangadex.org/title/85e284be-1316-48d7-a086-14e17dd85462/no-you-na?tab=art

>>2320 Pretty big though nowhere near as huge as yours. I probably should clean it out at some point or at least do a duplicate check as I noticed I had some images and such downloaded several times with different names that are just wasting space.

Since panda forbade archive downloads from leech accounts archiving has become a pain in the ass, but at the same time it actually gave it more purpose, I archive only raws btw and officially licensed translations which have value of being uncensored.

>>3551 >archiving I really need to get a spare hard drive just for that. Not so much for porn/etc but more so just for internet content I enjoy. I went back a week or two ago looking for shit I've watched before and found around half of it was now lost to bans/whatever. Some of it was only a few years old so that is just disappointing to see.

>>3534 Yes i checked this. It s "open source". Not public domain I wonder is there any other series like this...

>>3535 >Open source anime I am not a 100% sure how that works. Usually open source would indicate that all of the code to a program is open to the public. I don't know how you would apply that to an animated series.

>>3537 me neither. Anyway that was an article on animenewsnetwork. You can find it if you type lain and public domain. Now i wanna know if there are others similarly.

Best girl is Alexis. You cant argue this.

>>3513 You're not wrong, I remember when I was a young teen and thought she was so goddamn hot.