Yeah i know you meant tpm but i still disagree, but if the manga does then ill wait for the anime to finish. As of now, i dont see it at all
Yeah what I meant is later in the manga
Ok that makes sense. I could have burnt out a bit. See I just started watching anime last year and watched most of the “top tier” ones
Hunter X Hunter (10/10)
FMA Brotherhood (9/10)
Demon Slayer (9/10)
Attack On Titan! (10.5/10)
Assassination Classroom (10/10)
Your Lie In April (10.5/10)
My Hero Academia (9.5/10)
Plastic Memories (9/10)
Anohana (9/10)
Clannad/Afterstory (9/10)
Toradora! (9/10)
Blood Lad (9/10)
Angel Beats (9/10)
Your name. (9.5/10)
God Eater (9/10)
I Want To Eat Your Pancreas (10/10)
Talentless Nana (10/10)
The Promised Neverland (9/10)
Akame Ga Kill! (10/10)
Death Note (10/10)
I like any anime that gives me a new perspective on something. I’ve been pretty closed minded in this life. So I think that’s why I fw slice of life so heavy. Akame Ga Kill was actually the first anime I've ever seen. I probably am burnt out a bit because of all that I’ve seen in one year.
Some that were OK:
Gun Gaile Online (7.5/10)
Erased (7.5/10)
Garden of Words (7/10)
My original plan was to watch all the “best” anime’s and finish with One Piece because it has so many eps ideally I’d have enough eps for years.
But now I see that some of the underrated anime’s are great. If y’all could help based on my likes it would be appreciated
@Y0rn @basedspirit @FLIZZY
If you like Clannad watch Hyouka it has a similar feel
Also watch One Piece haha
I also see that you haven't seen "Your Name" and "A Silent Voice" so get to it two great movies, if you read manga you should read the latter but the movie is good too
Other slice of life anime I like: Lovely Complex, Ouran High School Host Club, A Place Further than the Universe, Chihayafuru (sports anime but slice of life-ish)
I also recommend any Ghibli movie
shonen in general tends to get bogged down in quality imo because of how lazy their exposition often is as well as the over reliance of arcs just feeling like "same s***, different day" with barely any connection in between
AOT is def one of the rare ones I've seen where its arcs all show genuine growth in the narrative and its characters and it just keeps building up and while it is exposition heavy at times, it retains a pretty genuine tone the whole way.
I watched about 5 eps of HxH but tbh s*** is boring so far. Also definitely couldn't make it through FMA Brotherhood, the main character is mad annoying
shonen in general tends to get bogged down in quality imo because of how lazy their exposition often is as well as the over reliance of arcs just feeling like "same s***, different day" with barely any connection in between
AOT is def one of the rare ones I've seen where its arcs all show genuine growth in the narrative and its characters and it just keeps building up and while it is exposition heavy at times, it retains a pretty genuine tone the whole way.
I watched about 5 eps of HxH but tbh s*** is boring so far. Also definitely couldn't make it through FMA Brotherhood, the main character is mad annoying
Nah keep going it's great you'll grow into it
Personally I loved it since the hunter exams but most fans will tell you the later arcs are best
Once the power system is introduced it shifts the tone
Damn it sounds interesting
It's actually a thing I didn't like about it 😬 but there are definitely good twists coming maybe even this season I don't remember
It's actually a thing I didn't like about it 😬 but there are definitely good twists coming maybe even this season I don't remember
Heard it goes downhill after this season, im really interested in what happens that's so underhwelming
Araki pls i can’t take this anymore. if there’s one more chapter of this, i’ll start pursuing the Head Doctor on purpose
Mushoku Tensei is an irredeemable piece of s*** and the fact that it is the father of isekai is actually embarrassing for the genre. It's genuinely disappointing that so many talented staff who made this a top 5 best looking show from the last 5 years are being wasted on it.
Was about to catch up on Monster #8 and just saw that Manga Plus decided to no longer have all the chapters available, but only the last 3.
I was exactly 3 chapters behind but 2 of latest 3 available on the app are just illustrations
not even sure i can read it anywhere else
Was about to catch up on Monster #8 and just saw that Manga Plus decided to no longer have all the chapters available, but only the last 3.
I was exactly 3 chapters behind but 2 of latest 3 available on the app are just illustrations
not even sure i can read it anywhere else
Ok the links of the old chapters are still valid, we in here
Everyone in my discord goin crazy abt Tomozaki
It’s a pretty fun show and the dialogue about social aspects and behavior is actually pretty interesting lol you should give it a try
It’s a pretty fun show and the dialogue about social aspects and behavior is actually pretty interesting lol you should give it a try
I will after rent a girlfriend and QQ s2
Mushoku Tensei is an irredeemable piece of s*** and the fact that it is the father of isekai is actually embarrassing for the genre. It's genuinely disappointing that so many talented staff who made this a top 5 best looking show from the last 5 years are being wasted on it.
Wait how come you hate it now?
Wait how come you hate it now?
I thought the show was narratively very iffy even from episode one and the only reason I liked it so much was because its production was a masterpiece.
My main problem with it is that the series seems to be about the MC redeeming himself as a person by using his second chance at life in an isekai world, however, the MC has frankly made no efforts at this redemption, and yet has been consistently rewarded.
First episode, the guy pervs on his isekai mom and gets excited about being able to suck on her t***: fine, whatever, he's a baby so it's kinda unavoidable, even though you could realistically skip over that little segment and nothing of value would be lost. But no, he uses the fact that he's a baby to grab his mom/the maids underwear and wear it on his head, because again, he's a degenerate. So we've established the MC is f***ing weird, but at the end of episode one he realizes that he has a pretty good life, and a caring family in the isekai world, and he proclaims that he's going to change for the better and make sure he doesn't waste this life. Well, that was a f***ing life.
Episode two the MC in the real world is painted as sympathetic because he was bullied in school, as if that's somehow a good enough reason for him to end up as a NEET who skipped his parents funeral to jerk off to hidden camera footage of underage girls in a locker room. Atrocious writing but whatever, we'll roll with it I guess. Remember how the MC said he was going to change for the better last episode? This episode he tries to sneak a peek at his magic tutors underwear, open her bedroom door to try and sneak a peek of her changing, and steals her underwear. Yup, he's made a real effort to change himself alright.
Yet, the guy is consistently rewarded throughout the story when he has made no effort. He's born with a talent in magic, his tutor helps him overcome his fear of other people, he has a loving family. It's a bunch of wish fulfillment bullshit that acts as self-insert escapism for IRL losers to use so they can cope with their lives instead of actually facing reality and making an effort to improve themselves.
So, even if you disregard my personal distaste with these types of stories, the narrative is still s***.
Ok that makes sense. I could have burnt out a bit. See I just started watching anime last year and watched most of the “top tier” ones
Hunter X Hunter (10/10)
FMA Brotherhood (9/10)
Demon Slayer (9/10)
Attack On Titan! (10.5/10)
Assassination Classroom (10/10)
Your Lie In April (10.5/10)
My Hero Academia (9.5/10)
Plastic Memories (9/10)
Anohana (9/10)
Clannad/Afterstory (9/10)
Toradora! (9/10)
Blood Lad (9/10)
Angel Beats (9/10)
Your name. (9.5/10)
God Eater (9/10)
I Want To Eat Your Pancreas (10/10)
Talentless Nana (10/10)
The Promised Neverland (9/10)
Akame Ga Kill! (10/10)
Death Note (10/10)
I like any anime that gives me a new perspective on something. I’ve been pretty closed minded in this life. So I think that’s why I fw slice of life so heavy. Akame Ga Kill was actually the first anime I've ever seen. I probably am burnt out a bit because of all that I’ve seen in one year.
Some that were OK:
Gun Gaile Online (7.5/10)
Erased (7.5/10)
Garden of Words (7/10)
My original plan was to watch all the “best” anime’s and finish with One Piece because it has so many eps ideally I’d have enough eps for years.
But now I see that some of the underrated anime’s are great. If y’all could help based on my likes it would be appreciated
@Y0rn @basedspirit @FLIZZY
Golden boy obvs
also great teacher onizuka
Ok that makes sense. I could have burnt out a bit. See I just started watching anime last year and watched most of the “top tier” ones
Hunter X Hunter (10/10)
FMA Brotherhood (9/10)
Demon Slayer (9/10)
Attack On Titan! (10.5/10)
Assassination Classroom (10/10)
Your Lie In April (10.5/10)
My Hero Academia (9.5/10)
Plastic Memories (9/10)
Anohana (9/10)
Clannad/Afterstory (9/10)
Toradora! (9/10)
Blood Lad (9/10)
Angel Beats (9/10)
Your name. (9.5/10)
God Eater (9/10)
I Want To Eat Your Pancreas (10/10)
Talentless Nana (10/10)
The Promised Neverland (9/10)
Akame Ga Kill! (10/10)
Death Note (10/10)
I like any anime that gives me a new perspective on something. I’ve been pretty closed minded in this life. So I think that’s why I fw slice of life so heavy. Akame Ga Kill was actually the first anime I've ever seen. I probably am burnt out a bit because of all that I’ve seen in one year.
Some that were OK:
Gun Gaile Online (7.5/10)
Erased (7.5/10)
Garden of Words (7/10)
My original plan was to watch all the “best” anime’s and finish with One Piece because it has so many eps ideally I’d have enough eps for years.
But now I see that some of the underrated anime’s are great. If y’all could help based on my likes it would be appreciated
@Y0rn @basedspirit @FLIZZY
Hajime no ippo
Haikyuu
I thought the show was narratively very iffy even from episode one and the only reason I liked it so much was because its production was a masterpiece.
My main problem with it is that the series seems to be about the MC redeeming himself as a person by using his second chance at life in an isekai world, however, the MC has frankly made no efforts at this redemption, and yet has been consistently rewarded.
First episode, the guy pervs on his isekai mom and gets excited about being able to suck on her t***: fine, whatever, he's a baby so it's kinda unavoidable, even though you could realistically skip over that little segment and nothing of value would be lost. But no, he uses the fact that he's a baby to grab his mom/the maids underwear and wear it on his head, because again, he's a degenerate. So we've established the MC is f***ing weird, but at the end of episode one he realizes that he has a pretty good life, and a caring family in the isekai world, and he proclaims that he's going to change for the better and make sure he doesn't waste this life. Well, that was a f***ing life.
Episode two the MC in the real world is painted as sympathetic because he was bullied in school, as if that's somehow a good enough reason for him to end up as a NEET who skipped his parents funeral to jerk off to hidden camera footage of underage girls in a locker room. Atrocious writing but whatever, we'll roll with it I guess. Remember how the MC said he was going to change for the better last episode? This episode he tries to sneak a peek at his magic tutors underwear, open her bedroom door to try and sneak a peek of her changing, and steals her underwear. Yup, he's made a real effort to change himself alright.
Yet, the guy is consistently rewarded throughout the story when he has made no effort. He's born with a talent in magic, his tutor helps him overcome his fear of other people, he has a loving family. It's a bunch of wish fulfillment bullshit that acts as self-insert escapism for IRL losers to use so they can cope with their lives instead of actually facing reality and making an effort to improve themselves.
So, even if you disregard my personal distaste with these types of stories, the narrative is still s***.
Watched episode 2 and wtf
this dude is 100x worst than Kazuya from rent a gf. There was some sus s*** going on in episode 1 but I excused it since the show looked good but ep 2 took degen to another level
well i might just see what happens in the next few episodes but I can’t watch a show where I actually hate hate the MC 
I also see what you mean with the wish-fulfillment and that’s not really my cup of tea
Ok that makes sense. I could have burnt out a bit. See I just started watching anime last year and watched most of the “top tier” ones
Hunter X Hunter (10/10)
FMA Brotherhood (9/10)
Demon Slayer (9/10)
Attack On Titan! (10.5/10)
Assassination Classroom (10/10)
Your Lie In April (10.5/10)
My Hero Academia (9.5/10)
Plastic Memories (9/10)
Anohana (9/10)
Clannad/Afterstory (9/10)
Toradora! (9/10)
Blood Lad (9/10)
Angel Beats (9/10)
Your name. (9.5/10)
God Eater (9/10)
I Want To Eat Your Pancreas (10/10)
Talentless Nana (10/10)
The Promised Neverland (9/10)
Akame Ga Kill! (10/10)
Death Note (10/10)
I like any anime that gives me a new perspective on something. I’ve been pretty closed minded in this life. So I think that’s why I fw slice of life so heavy. Akame Ga Kill was actually the first anime I've ever seen. I probably am burnt out a bit because of all that I’ve seen in one year.
Some that were OK:
Gun Gaile Online (7.5/10)
Erased (7.5/10)
Garden of Words (7/10)
My original plan was to watch all the “best” anime’s and finish with One Piece because it has so many eps ideally I’d have enough eps for years.
But now I see that some of the underrated anime’s are great. If y’all could help based on my likes it would be appreciated
@Y0rn @basedspirit @FLIZZY
Everyone has periods they watch/read more anime/manga and periods they dont
I had months (maybe even years) i barely watched anime or read manga. And in other times i checked out multiple series at the same time etc. So you could def just take a break and watch again when you actually really wanna watch
When you do tho:
You'll like em for sure
shonen in general tends to get bogged down in quality imo because of how lazy their exposition often is as well as the over reliance of arcs just feeling like "same s***, different day" with barely any connection in between
AOT is def one of the rare ones I've seen where its arcs all show genuine growth in the narrative and its characters and it just keeps building up and while it is exposition heavy at times, it retains a pretty genuine tone the whole way.
I watched about 5 eps of HxH but tbh s*** is boring so far. Also definitely couldn't make it through FMA Brotherhood, the main character is mad annoying
You cant really talk bout the quality of series when you only watch 5 eps tho
You cant really talk bout the quality of series when you only watch 5 eps tho
I didn’t
Just said HxH boring so far