I will definitely be tuning in to see where the hell this is going to go next.
Personally, I’m also interested in seeing what came before.
Like, how did Pomera get isekai-ed to our world? What’s the equivalent of truck-kun in his world? Getting eaten by a passing dragon?
It’s a pity Himeka doesn’t have starry eyes here.
You may be joking, but I think you are onto something. 6 clones, maybe? (or 5 clones + 1 original, since there are 6 of you / “u”)
It’s been a while since I played TF2.
Who are the ladies? Is one of them pyro without her suit?
Also, there is a criminal lack of soldier and sniper. (Edit: and pyro)
It is! The doggo references are a nice touch too.
This panel cracked me up:
Anyway, this is yet another parody of isekai; looks promising.
A Gundam anime featuring a female protagonist? Sign me up.
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IMO the story has been good since season 1, hence my score of 8/10. It’s just the various annoyances it gave me that prevented it from getting a perfect score.
From the list left to watch, none of them are pre-2000 right?
Yeah, these should be released in the 2000s.
The emphasis should be on community rather than rigid rules or bot posts.
That’s one thing I like about this community (and instance). I noticed that community members are generally nicer to each other; I’m guessing it’s because we share a common interest. Our moderators are pretty swell too.
Completed the rest of Attack on Titan: final season, part 2, special 1, special 2
This series is so Gundam-like that I don’t think I deserve a pat on the back for my correct predictions.
I didn’t expect the start of the final parts to have hints of Saga of Tanya the Evil though. Perhaps Tanya the Evil would turn out to be Gundam-like too… (which won’t be surprising since I like it a lot, just like I do of Gundam series)
I’m kind of disappointed that Historia did not play a bigger role. In fact, Zeke had too little involvement towards the end too IMO.
By the way, the Female Titan reminds me of the trope where an ensemble cast in a shounen series (doesn’t have to be anime) have guys with different personality archetypes, then there’s the girl whose only role is there to be the female character. This concept is too dumb and I’m glad others on the internet have questioned what happens if a dude ate the Female Titan.
With how often they brought it up, I can’t help but feel like there’s an inconsistency with Marco’s death. I remembered that they originally found his body minus the 3D maneuver gears; now, a Titan ate him. Could it have been retconned? Did I mix two characters up?
The Survey Corps’ Ymir was a dumbass, passing down the Jaw Titan the way she did.
I was expecting the anime to explain why it is that Reiner and Bertolt chose that seemingly random moment to reveal their secret to Eren in season 1(?), but the explanation never came.
Also, people have pointed out the good music. I know that it shares the same composer as 86, but I can’t help thinking the OSTs during fight scenes sounded more like soundtracks from the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare trilogy.
Just like with the earlier seasons - except season 1 - I’m rating the final parts 10 / 10.
In fact, it’s so good that it is the first and only exception to my heuristic: that a series must be 10/10 for all of its seasons to enter my top favourites. In other words, it is among my best anime despite season 1 being an 8/10.
Now that I’m done with AoT, I have nearly caught up with almost all the top-rated, most-popular anime that I’ve been planning to watch.
Now I’m pretty much left with just: Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Gurren Lagann and Code Geass. Maybe the Monogatari series too.
Other anime that I’m planning to watch are either too old (i.e. pre-2000), have way too many episodes, or the premise is just not very interesting.
when OP ED means “opening/ending” and not “opposite of the editorial page”
I’d prefer overpowered erectile dysfunction.
Suletta as a magical girl.
Edit: never mind, it has been done.
The final transformation of the series where Calibarn merged with Aerial’s Gundbits is my favourite magical girl transformation.
A scene of Himeka having opened her front door, startled to see an angry Rentarou pinning down a knife-wielding would-be murderer.
I would certainly support Look Back’s nomination. However, if I can only pick one animated film, I’d rather go with The Wild Robot which is not an anime.
Welp, looks like I should start watching the first two seasons.