/a/ - Anime

Oh, shit, forgot to link it.

https://www.manga-passion.de/articles/10324/shoujo-interview-with-kodansha-editor-mayu-nakamura-trends-anime-adaptations-and-the-influence-from-abroad

>Maybe the Japanese themselves don't care about demographics all that much.
They probably do on some level, but the demographic shrinkage in Japan is in a very advanced stage already. They would have to dramatically reduce the exploitation rate to turn that around.

<Windows 10 on the monitor
>Damn, that feels surreal.
I'm guessing you're a longtime Linux user then ?

Sorry for not engaging on anime, i don't know anything about it.

>>1111
>I'm guessing you're a longtime Linux user then ?
lol, true but it's more like it's weird to see it in a manga publishing setting.

>>1109
>manga editor that likes one piece
it's over isn't it?
anyway it reminds me of an episode of Psy-k kusuo

I don't get it.

I sacrifice/10

>>718
ultra ambitious mercenary leader fallen in disgrace

>>946
Yes. It was awful. They didn't live as siblings beforehand so the whole idea of incest as an idealization of romance in that the person you love was always with you didn't apply. The male lead spent the majority of the series being a jerk to his sister (with no reasoning given for why he did this) and he lusted over her, even though there was no sexual element to their relationship beforehand. He just happens to see her bra in the bathroom and he sniffs it, prior to this their interactions were a sweet talk on the Ferris wheel in episode one and then him being a jerk to her later on; nothing sexual. He then spends the next episode getting paranoid that his sister knows about it (she walked into the bathroom while he was sniffing, although his body was so big that she shouldn't have been able to see it); when interacting with his sister he deludes himself into thinking she knows he sniffed her bra even though his sister treats him normally which made it an incredibly frustrating and cringe worthy episode as the viewer could see his sister treated him normally so it is easy to figure out that she either didn't know or didn't care that he sniffed her bra, which was made even more outrageous given that he works at a marriage agency (to be fair, the way his boss treats him means he's not regarded highly at his job but he should be able to read basic social situations). Thinking back on it, the episode feels like a bad and unfunny parody of crime thrillers which focus on a criminal becoming paranoid that everybody knows about his or her crime. The male lead continues to be a jerk to her and lust over her, masturbating to her and reflecting on his lust, ruining the concept of incest being a wholesome extension of close siblings and of childhood feelings between siblings continuing into adulthood. When his sister confessed her love for her brother I didn't understand why since he was frequently a jerk to her (maybe he a jerk to her to stop her from falling in love with him but if so, why this didn't work is never answered) and his good deeds normally came from cleaning up his mistakes; after they have sex, they do romantic things together and the brother is actually nice to her but it feels like such a huge change in their interactions from just a couple of episodes ago that it felt like a sudden change with no good reason so the only emotion is provoked in me was confusion. Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>950 Typo correction and a missing word is added.
*(maybe he WAS a jerk …
*the only emotion is it provoked in me…

I finished a show which didn't reveal the incestuous element until later, Hensuki, two weeks and four days ago and although it wasn't quite what I was looking for I quite liked it. While the ecchi wasn't for me, Keiki's (Keiki is the protagonist) interactions with his sister were really sweet and her love for him came from how nice he was to her and from the time they spent living together; his sister didn't attempt to seduce him or do anything sexual but instead wanted a sweet romantic relationship. The lewdest thing she did was kiss him, and the lewdest thing she said was that her breasts were "unexpectedly large," knowing he likes large breasts, and nothing comes of it. The reason it isn't exactly what I was looking for was due to the majority of the run time being focused on other characters' perversions and the fact that they don't enter a romantic relationship so the concept of sibling romance can't be explored, with Keiki resolving to be her brother for now, although agreeing to his sister's request to go on a date with her for one day as her boyfriend, which I thought was quite sweet.

When will Hano Haruka's wedding chapter of her brocon-siscon series be translated? The links to it are https://xcancel.com/hanoharu/status/1739229172914946367#m and https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/114632136 and from what I saw, it has never been translated.

>with an explanation why you picked them
Why did you pick Porco Rosso and Kill la Kill?

I must be media illiterate because I can't think of anything.

>>1133
>Porco Rosso
The bourgeoisie are portrayed in a negative light afaik.
>Kill la Kill
Literally a revolution against a giant clothing corpo that literally owns the city.

>>1134
>The bourgeoisie are portrayed in a negative light afaik.


You know this is kinda dumb because a lot of liberal and right wing media also like to portray the bourgeoisie as bad

>>1134
that giant clothing corpo is meant to represent the jews

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Bored, smoking some bud to relax for the night.

>>1150
Why are so encouraging namefagging?

Ребят, ответьте пожалуйста, можно ли здесь свободно отвечать на русском или обязательно только на английском?

The first pic's source:
https://gamerant.com/death-march-to-the-parallel-world-rhapsody-anime-sequel/
>Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody Anime Gets Sequel After 6 Years

There's only a hand full of good harem and none of them are after 2010

Yuratsa-Yatsura, Ranma 1/2, Tenchi Muyo and Great Teacher Onizuka

>3,118 days since kf1
>6,408 days since s&w s1
>both of their franchises fandoms still alive
>unfortunately like a few (A FEW) unironic leftists in the two fandoms
wheres the proles when we need them the most

Are there any glaring flaws about the characters you love the most that don't turn you off?

Delinquent manga is no different from typical western slapstick comedy. The only difference is, anime delinquents are usually good looking.

Also shonen has a lot of the hot headed goofballs as main characters that are then turned into butt of jokes.

>They break all the conventions that are accepted in mainstream manga and are arguably the inspiration for legendary battle shonen protagonists like Naruto Uzumaki. Delinquent manga is like a shadow of what mainstream manga is. It is also an expression of the mangakas' lust for simple freedom expressed through the characters they wished they could have been instead of the salarymen they have become.

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Delinquent manga are formulaic. And they're so cliche with their excessive edgelord humor.

Christ.

I hate it when people glorify such asinine humor.
As of though Family Guy and South Park weren't enough.

I think cool headed stoic tsunderes are much better.

I tire of the aggressive confrontational machismo behavior of delinquent characters

>>550
>big booba
DAYUM!

I honestly hate that there are so many ultra-right VTubers. It's a medium very vulnerable to the Alt-Right (I know the Alt-Right doesn't exist as such, but it's an example. I also hate how they try so hard to look like very young idols with childish voices. It's… bizarre (I won't deny that I watch it sometimes, but it's weird bro)

>>1113
>I also hate how they try so hard to look like very young idols with childish voices.
Examples? And Rev Says Desu simply copied that girl from IDOLM@STERS, it's not like a fully original character.

>>1092 (me)
Dat ass tho frfr.

>>1113
> I also hate how they try so hard to look like very young idols with childish voices. It's… bizarre

What's up with this moralfagging against youthfulness?

Like Goddamn, Anglo obsession with appearing adult/mature out of fear of appearing "weak/creepy" etc.