Attack On Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin)

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SrsSam77

Quote from: cipher on September 13, 2014 05:41 AM
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looks pretty siiiiick

also s2 has now indeed started production

1) this is most likely going to make over 9 billion fujoshit dollars from merchandising

2) that hanji narration in the beginning though

rtil

i forgot to post this trailer :O
the animation in this ova is like 10x better than the 1st and 2nd. levi deserves only the best

dilly


<@reptilicus> am I in backwards land?
<@reptilicus> if i go to the toilet will poop go up into my rectum

SrsSam77

"at least 4 story arcs ahead"
Isayama stop being a daft cunt s1 was only like 24 chapters and we're up to 70 now you can fucking let the studio put out a second season and catch up

Gilthwixt

It was actually 34 chapters covered in the first season. I actually whole-heartedly agree with the decision to post-pone the anime. Been caught up with the manga since the first season ended and they actually haven't covered a lot of ground in 40 chapters...the whole series is either action or dialogue that would be very brief on screen without extensive padding or drawn out pauses. The two arcs that have happened since Annie was captured couldn't fill 24 episodes without filler, flashbacks or recaps and I can do without any of that.

rtil


Bamyasi

Why do you guys think it is that so many of the super popular works from Japan in the last 20 years are about this sort of thing? Like humanity trying to overcome nearly insurmountable forces?

I think I have an idea but I'm curious if it's shared.

rtil

to me i see the side effect of hollywood 'epics' taking their toll on japanese media. everything has to be bigger and better than the thing that came before it in every conceivable way. the settings, the fights, the effects, the odds, the impossibilities. instead of focusing on telling a good story it's taking an older idea and throwing it in the microwave hoping it will expand and not blow up in their faces

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gpq8YXa5RZI

soup

Interesting new fresh idea; risky investment, this could possibly confuse the audience

Tried and tested easy to understand story; yes the kids will love this, this will make the dollars we so desire

The focus of new media now is the regurgitation of previous success for profit.

"He was shown the smallness and tinsel emptiness of the little Earth gods, with their petty, human interests and connections - their hatreds, rages, loves and vanities; their craving for praise and sacrifice and their demands for faiths contrary to reason and nature."


"...it stimulates the part of the brain called "shatners-bassoon", and that's the bit of the brain that deals with...time perception..."

SrsSam77

Quote from: Bamyasi on March 16, 2016 12:36 PM
Why do you guys think it is that so many of the super popular works from Japan in the last 20 years are about this sort of thing? Like humanity trying to overcome nearly insurmountable forces?

The low birthrates are pretty insurmountable so they're just trying to prep the neets for what needs to be done, though 1 vagina is scarier than 100 titans so this might take awhile

crackers

Think this was a good decision. I can't think of many anime-only story arcs that I actually enjoyed (considering 99% of it is filler half the time)

That being said, FMA's original series had much better character development and vision than Brotherhood, which was more strict to the manga

Brotherhood was just chibi characters and Edward Elric screaming

Bamyasi

Quote from: SrsSam77 on March 16, 2016 09:56 PM
The low birthrates
This is what I was thinking too. I think the story has varied enough that the theme is still relevant, but vitality vs. entropy is always an interesting struggle. Of course I have no concrete evidence this is why it's so common in their media.

The other answers also make sense.

rtil

Quote from: Bamyasi on March 17, 2016 05:00 AM
Quote from: SrsSam77 on March 16, 2016 09:56 PM
The low birthrates
This is what I was thinking too. I think the story has varied enough that the theme is still relevant, but vitality vs. entropy is always an interesting struggle. Of course I have no concrete evidence this is why it's so common in their media.

The other answers also make sense.

well now they have anime aimed directly at otaku romanticizing the idea of settling down, getting married and having children. and they're not exactly subtle about it, either.

Gilthwixt

Quote from: rtil on March 17, 2016 05:08 AM
well now they have anime aimed directly at otaku romanticizing the idea of settling down, getting married and having children. and they're not exactly subtle about it, either.

That synopsis reads like satire.

SrsSam77

I hope none of yall don't be daring to talk shit about I can't understand what my husband is saying, the greatest anime to grace the semen and 50 cent ramen screen in a generation


rtil

Wakabayashi is the superior real laifu waifu bait





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