Anime

[DesertDancer]

I like some anime; but I am also really picky. One of favorite series is Monster, which seems so underrated and wished I was able to buy the rest of the series (only got the first box set and don't think they released any more here). 

[TinyKiiko]

I am currently watching the mess out of My Hero Academia and looking at a Himiko Cosplay

 

 

 

[Bl4ckexe]

i watch Plunderer, Hachi-nan tte, Sore wa Nai deshou!, Shironeko Project, Shokugeki no Souma Gou no Sara, The Millionaire Detective Balance Unlimited and other stuff.

watch a lot of anime's. hope this corona thing is over soon.

 

So pls stay safe and watch Anime or Hentai or something else what you like!

[FauxFurry]

Upon learning of the existence of shows like Brand New Animal gradually popping up under the radar (if these shows bankrolled by NetFlix can truly be said to fly under the radar), I may finally have an idea of one of the reasons why there seems to be slight uptick of heterosexual Rule 34 beast person/Furry art work over the last few years.

If this keeps up, things in the Furry Fandom will almost look positively mainstream before long(and not just because of identity politics seeping into everything the way that it suffused that fandom first).

 

[Lustful Phaea]

I unironically love PingPong the Animation ?

[lvan]

PingPong the Animation was great, not sure I'm interested in BNA though.

Probably the furry stuff, although I've heard it's really good.

[Darkpig]

On 7/18/2020 at 1:38 AM, FauxFurry said:

Upon learning of the existence of shows like Brand New Animal gradually popping up under the radar (if these shows bankrolled by NetFlix can truly be said to fly under the radar), I may finally have an idea of one of the reasons why there seems to be slight uptick of heterosexual Rule 34 beast person/Furry art work over the last few years.

If this keeps up, things in the Furry Fandom will almost look positively mainstream before long(and not just because of identity politics seeping into everything the way that it suffused that fandom first).

Eh. With an overpowered protagonist and meh story you'd think I would avoid this series but there is something about the main character kept me through the series.

[Clea Strange]

I just discovered Monster Girl Doctor on youtube and its on its 3rd episode right now and i'm enjoying especially since i'm a fan of monster musume and I've been watching Doctor Stone.

 

Waiting for Date A Live Season 4 that has been announced 

Waiting for mahouka koukou no rettousei season 2 has been announced along with the official trailer for season 2.

Rising of the Shield Hero, season 2 and 3 has been confirmed

Bleach is getting a new season on the Thousand-Year Blood War Story with the Quincy, the official trailer for the new season has been released

I've been enjoying Plunderer as well

[Clea Strange]

12 minutes ago, Doctor Cadaver said:

Bleach!?  I thought that series was done years ago.

I thought so too but its getting a new series dealing with the Quincy, the 17th season will come out in 2021. Their is a lot of articles that talk about Bleach returning for its final season and a lot of youtubers that are covering this. 

 

Spoiler

https://www.monstersandcritics.com/anime/bleach-season-17-release-date-2021-bleach-new-season-thousand-year-blood-war-story-arc-bleach-2020-ova-episode-burn-the-witch/

 

Spoiler

 

 

Spoiler

https://animeuknews.net/2020/03/bleach-to-return-and-tite-kubos-burn-the-witch-receiving-anime/

 

[Clea Strange]

@Doctor Cadaver same here I feel old to, just wow 20 years later

 

surprised after all of this time that the author is willing to continue, wait is he involved with this? I don't know.

 

I'm just surprised that after 20 years I see articles saying Bleach is coming back and an official trailer for season 17 for 2021.

I see manga/anime youtubers big and small talking about this.

[Darkpig]

Does Spongebob count?

 

What? You thought I was joking? Look it up.

 

Edit: Oh sorry. Suponjibobu

[FauxFurry]

1 hour ago, Darkpig said:

Does Spongebob count?

 

What? You thought I was joking? Look it up.

 

Edit: Oh sorry. Suponjibobu

Any and every form of animation is called Anime in Japan regardless of its place of origin. Yes, that means that the title of this thread could just be Cartoons as far as they are concerned.

[FauxFurry]

After watching a bit of the Dragon's Dogma adaptation, I am left a bit confused.

Why did Netflix bother picking up a series with a redheaded light skinned protagonists when they are just going to have to turn around and turn him black, anyway? The game allowed one to make dark skinned characters and most of the characters in the game are some shade of brown so it would not be out of the ordinary to start him off black to begin with.

Do they actively enjoy the process of Gingerasure so much that they continually need fresh targets to undergo mega melanin metamorphosis?

[Adviser69]

Does anyone have good suggestions for a more adult related anime? Where the sex is an organic side detail in the story plot, and not the main attraction to the story. The only one that I've really come across like this so far is Crying Freeman, an action/drama anime made in 1988. It had nudity and sex interwoven as details of a story of assassination, love, betrayal, obsession, envy, and even a little bit of old school supernatural events. Could there be any more out there like this?

[dgbl18]

Check out Fencer of Minerva, has a large emphasis on sex, but not straight storyless hentai.

[Captain Cobra]

Bible Black :^)

[Adviser69]

53 minutes ago, dgbl18 said:

Check out Fencer of Minerva, has a large emphasis on sex, but not straight storyless hentai.

Oh shit, that's the anime spiritual successor to the Gor fantasy/sci-fi pulp series! I totally forgot about that. Thanks man!

41 minutes ago, Captain Cobra said:

Bible Black :^)

Yeah... seen them all. Story could have used a bit more work, IMO.

[Darkpig]

Er. Berserk is good. At least the manga is anyway. I heard the first anime adaptation was alright but the rest were bland.

 

I only really read the first 700 pages and thought it was good. Does it have sex? It certainly doesn't shy away from it as sex was on the very first page. It isn't the whole point of Berserk but I would still suggest it as an overall good manga.

[FauxFurry]

Golgo-13, not that the sex is shot in a way as to make it particularly stimulating to those so inclined. It is clear from Duke's expression (or lack thereof) that it is a compulsion for him but not something that he enjoys very much. That series is about the world's foremost assassin, not the world's foremost ass man, after all.

Rin: Daughters of Mnemnosyne would also be recommended as it is just something that the immortal protagonist indulges in but it does not occupy much time in the plot at length. 

[Adviser69]

 

2 hours ago, Darkpig said:

Er. Berserk is good. At least the manga is anyway. I heard the first anime adaptation was alright but the rest were bland.

 

I only really read the first 700 pages and thought it was good. Does it have sex? It certainly doesn't shy away from it as sex was on the very first page. It isn't the whole point of Berserk but I would still suggest it as an overall good manga.

Agreed. The manga was better.

 

1 hour ago, FauxFurry said:

Golgo-13, not that the sex is shot in a way as to make it particularly stimulating to those so inclined. It is clear from Duke's expression (or lack thereof) that it is a compulsion for him but not something that he enjoys very much. That series is about the world's foremost assassin, not the world's foremost ass man, after all.

Rin: Daughters of Mnemnosyne would also be recommended as it is just something that the immortal protagonist indulges in but it does not occupy much time in the plot at length. 

Golgo 13 looks interesting. Looks to be in the same theme and animation era as Crying Freeman. I'll have to give it a go.

[FauxFurry]

Despite my knowing that it would not be saddled with the cultural baggage that comes with stories on the topic from the United States of America, I have still found myself pleasantly surprised that the Beastars series seems to be written by those who approach the concept with some degree of thoughtfulness rather than limiting it all by making it into yet another tiresome analogy for some modern cultural issue or another.

It is genuine Speculative Fiction but for Convergent Evolution or the long term after effects of wide scale genetic engineering rather than, say, robotics (the issue which many Japanese writers treat in a similar fashion to Americans' handling of works inspired by Beast Fables, amusingly enough, which is to say as the subject of humor or childrens' fare).

 

The primary author as well as those doing the adaptation perhaps already knew just how unsuitable such subject matter is for simple allegory about things such as race relations or international relations so no attempt is made to restrict it to directly applicable situations. For example, human 'races' are merely their equivalent of breeds so Hybrid Vigor is not a factor during any 'mixing' yet it can be explored where analogues are not considered. For that matter, an herbivore stripper being more popular than her carnivore counterparts because the customers see her as a literal piece of meat also has no clean human-to-human analogue (if surface level details were bought into play, then it would be something along the lines of black jaguar people  versus snowy mountain cat people). 

 

The CGI is not even too bad (partly due to it being cel-shaded) though I still would prefer the hand drawn art seen in limited spurts in flashbacks and the like. It is not quite as jarring as the jump from cel-animation to CGI in the Ghost in the Shell franchise (also on Netflix). Then again...

 

If it keeps on the trajectory that it is, it might end up a new classic (even if the CGI eventually comes to look horribly dated).

[Darkpig]

46 minutes ago, FauxFurry said:

Despite my knowing that it would not be saddled with the cultural baggage that comes with stories on the topic from the United States of America, I have still found myself pleasantly surprised that the Beastars series seems to be written by those who approach the concept with some degree of thoughtfulness rather than limiting it all by making it into yet another tiresome analogy for some modern cultural issue or another.

It is genuine Speculative Fiction but for Convergent Evolution or the long term after effects of wide scale genetic engineering rather than, say, robotics (the issue which many Japanese writers treat in a similar fashion to Americans' handling of works inspired by Beast Fables, amusingly enough, which is to say as the subject of humor or childrens' fare).

 

The primary author as well as those doing the adaptation perhaps already knew just how unsuitable such subject matter is for simple allegory about things such as race relations or international relations so no attempt is made to restrict it to directly applicable situations. For example, human 'races' are merely their equivalent of breeds so Hybrid Vigor is not a factor during any 'mixing' yet it can be explored where analogues are not considered. For that matter, an herbivore stripper being more popular than her carnivore counterparts because the customers see her as a literal piece of meat also has no clean human-to-human analogue (if surface level details were bought into play, then it would be something along the lines of black jaguar people  versus snowy mountain cat people). 

 

The CGI is not even too bad (partly due to it being cel-shaded) though I still would prefer the hand drawn art seen in limited spurts in flashbacks and the like. It is not quite as jarring as the jump from cel-animation to CGI in the Ghost in the Shell franchise (also on Netflix). Then again...

 

If it keeps on the trajectory that it is, it might end up a new classic (even if the CGI eventually comes to look horribly dated).

Computer generated content already is used in several popular anime not counting the recent Attack on Titan adaptation though I have heard from the manga fans that it still has better art than the manga. I'm more talking about something like certain scenes in the fate franchise. Anyway good CGI is really only good when you don't notice it. Given how much I love Land of the Lustrous I may end up watching Beaststars. Who knows. One day we may not be able to tell the difference at all but until then this looks pretty good for CGI.

[FauxFurry]

15 hours ago, Darkpig said:

Computer generated content already is used in several popular anime not counting the recent Attack on Titan adaptation though I have heard from the manga fans that it still has better art than the manga. I'm more talking about something like certain scenes in the fate franchise. Anyway good CGI is really only good when you don't notice it. Given how much I love Land of the Lustrous I may end up watching Beaststars. Who knows. One day we may not be able to tell the difference at all but until then this looks pretty good for CGI.

I'd say that the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure adaptation from David Production is already there, at least in most shots. There are a handful of instances where the lighting reveals that everything is a 3-D model rather than cel animation.

[Darkpig]

5 hours ago, FauxFurry said:

I'd say that the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure adaptation from David Production is already there, at least in most shots. There are a handful of instances where the lighting reveals that everything is a 3-D model rather than cel animation.

Hard to say. JoJo always did look bizarre to me?

[FauxFurry]

On 4/6/2021 at 11:42 AM, Doctor Cadaver said:

I just realized that the sequel to Megalo Box started a couple of days ago.  Downloading the first episode now.  I typically don't watch sports animes, but this is definitely an exception.

 

I've never heard about this one at all. I'll be curious to see if it is like Hajime No Ippo but with less diversions taken for homo-eroticism and more focus on the sport itself, for better or worse.