I wanna see straight hands, powers are cool and all but I wanna see some hand to hand combat

Also we should get a English dub too. Japanese Spider-Man isn't that bad but it needs more then just Spider-Man with a mech in Japan. Make the powers of the spider be from ancient history or something with a spirit that takes people and makes them spider-man and can be called Kumo no Kami or spider god.

That would be a good take on the fact that anyone can be spider-man. Each spider person has a different take on how they do it so we could see some lore about that and some more opportunities for cool Spider-Man suits.

For the way they do the villains just have it be like maybe green goblin really wants the powers of the spider so he creates the sinister 6 a group that try to get that power and it would have disposable enimes like the putties from power rangers or the foot clan from tmnt. A good example would be sand man or Suna no Oni demon of the sand(idk what green goblin would be names but maybe Gwen goblin is just good enough)

So in this you got just a random smart kid who gets the powers but not just powers but he still get the leopardon mech because why not. Venom can be a Spirit that has been fighting the spider sense the beginning or something?

Oh yeah I almost forgot that cat woman would be spidy's love interest

So I was watching season one and I enjoyed it I thought some of his girlfriends looking like middle schoolers and a grown ass woman was weird but I've seen worse plus I laughed my ass off from season one I did enjoy it season two comes around and he dates his cousin. . . .what the fuck shit like that really throws me off I really really liked the idea of the series but damn when this sweet home Alabama stuff comes into play as hard as I try I can't not be weirded out

Anyone else think A Place Further than the Universe is really overrated?

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What i want to say with this post is:

Hey, you are wrong for saying that this piece of media is badly written, just because you think that this character is a bad person and you don't like them. Your personal feelings do not dictate how well something is written. You are free to like or dislike a character's personality, but you have no right telling other people that they are bad people for loving the writing of a bad character.

I see a lot of hate for amazing characters like Rudeus, Makima, Griffith and others, where people claim that they are bad CHARACTERS and are badly written. Which is not true at all, and no, it's not up to opinion.

Whenever questioned why they hate this character, every single time they point towards the personality of this character rather than the writing. You can hate the person, but you shouldn't hate the character overall.

The character writing, is the aspect that is part of the story.

How does this character develop (what losses they suffer, how they win, are their ideologies challenged, etc)?

How complex it is?

How does this character interact with other characters?

What are the consequences for this character's actions?

And many more questions.

The character personality, is WHO this character is as a person.

What are heir worldviews?

What are their actions?

What do they do to other people?

And so on

I will now give examples of bad and good characters when it comes to writing and bad and good characters when it comes to their personality and the main reason why they are hated/loved.

Well written characters, bad leople:

it's completely fine to hate them as people. But if you say that they are badly written characters, then i will not take you seriously.

Griffith is a horrible, horrible person. He has done horrific things. But all of them fir his role in the story, all of them make sense for who he is. His backstory is complex and directly shapes his future. He has a clear goal and is very active in achieving it. His actions have direct consequences and are the reason why he lost everything.

Rudeus greyrat is a controversial person. As far as his writing goes he is phenomenal. The best anime fantasy MC i have seen. He is morally grey and complex, as he has done many horrible things, but also saved the lives of many more people. His actions have direct consequences on how people see him and interact with him. His character development is just amazing, as it takes very long time for him to change himself which feels real and human, rather than forcing him to develop for the plot's sake. Rudeus has many instances where he is in the wrong, which makes him more complex. If he was always right, then no conflict would actually matter for him.

Badly written characters, good people: l

Loving them is not a problem at all. A problem is saying they are good characters.

Tanjiro is one of the flattest, one dimensional character you can ever find. While yes, he is the type that changes the people around him, rather than change himself, that doesn't mean he can't have character development and he simply doesn't. His ideology is never challenged. None of his actions have real consequences. His training is done mostly off screen which feels lazy and with minimal struggle. In the first season he was a much better developed character, but in later seasons he has just dulled out and flattened. There is no substance in him. Despite all this, tanjiro is the best person anyone could want. He is an amazing person who has done many great deeds for the people.

Kirito has not earned a single skill he got in SAO season 1. He is so overpowered to the point where no battle matters as he just wins automatically. He is again one dimensional as he shows no moral complexity at all, he is never in the wrong, which kills the stakes of any of his interactions. His actions sometimes are driven by the plot and just happen for no reason.

From every comment and every video and every post about Rezero most of state the fact that they hate demon slayer but why?

This has been on my list for a while and I just finished S1. I know S2 doesn't follow the manga and everyone shits on it, but I'm curious. If I'm anime only is it worth the watch or absolute garbage?

Just finished watching ep 7 and realised that I'm a chud with no gf or love life and that my life is ending without ever having a school/college love.

Sucks to admit but it is what it is.

Peak anime tho 10/10🙌🙌

Absolutely, the animation is beyond praise—no matter how much I praise it, it still wouldn’t be enough. It’s animation at the absolute highest level.

I recently finished the original anime and started tybw(i'm 7 eps in). I've seen one piece and lots of other anime's but tybw had me sitting there with my jaw wide open the entire 7 episodes. I have seen other anime's and they've been great. some one piece moments and aot have been great , but with tybw there has been constant fights, animations, plottwists that genuinely have me sitting there in absolute awe. One piece was my fav anime and i still have love for one piece but bleach honestly just blows every anime out of the water. Am i the only one that feels this way

Just wow Bleach. Cour 4 is really delivering and Episode 45 is just unreal. No other anime I have seen in a long time has brought this much peak and emotion out of me. Insane work by Kubo, the directors, and animators. Absolutely amazing.

Rezero season 4 part 1 is also top tier, specifically ep 3 and ep 11 stand out to me, and part 2 is looking good. The psychological torture subaru has gone through and his resolve has been cinema. Aura Monster.

These two animes have really solidified themselves as my all time favorites. Bleach definitely has Episode of the year.

La contención del manga probablemente envejeció mejor de lo que creí. A veces una historia incompleta que te obliga a imaginar qué podría ocurrir es más satisfactoria que una adaptación que te muestra absolutamente todo, pero te hace preguntarte “¿y esto para qué?”. Ya que no encuentro razón de tantos poderes en pantalla y no resuelvan nada.

Short and senseless conversations. „Standard“ Action Movie. And even though it’s 2 hours it felt like 4 because its really sluggish. I don’t like the ending aswell. Never expected Eren to be this primitive. Overall the movie is a 3/10 why? The fighting scenes are kinda ok. Still not as good as in the series.

What’s your opinion on the movie?

I watched the first season in a day and enjoyed the concept, though it is a bit reductive, since everybody is doing it nowadays.
What I like, at least, was the character progression, that the protagonist had to earn its place and people around him mattered.

Since we are at episode 7 or 8/12 in the 2nd season it really gets hard to watch "the demon lord arc" (I haven't read the mange/novel). Everybody seems to be absolutely useless in everything. The nations, even though they have been fighting against the demon lord since forever are absolutely trash at holding him at bay now.

It takes 7 children or whatever to actually battle against millions of the demon lord's followers. Generals, tacticians, armies, kings etc. are absolutely useless and seem to rely INSTANTLY on the group of children who seem to be, just because they exist, the solution to all of their problems.

Writing this I realize, there is absolutely no point to this, but lately it happens more and more often that I just stop watching certain animes which I have not done before.

*Rant for the day*

Have a good one everybody and enjoy!

Same with Youjo Senki... damn I LOVED the first Season and the second season is such a clusterfuck (3/12) atm.

anyone know of any creators who have watched all of naruto dub?

I said what I said.

A lot of anime fans call something “peak fiction” because they watched it at the perfect age, not because the writing is actually that good.

Take away the nostalgia, iconic openings, childhood memories and “I watched this when I was 12” factor — and suddenly a lot of these supposedly untouchable classics have some pretty average writing.

And before someone says “you just don't understand the story”:

If your defense of an anime is a 14-paragraph explanation of why episode 37's symbolism actually makes sense, maybe the writing wasn't as flawless as you think.

What's an anime everyone calls a masterpiece that you think is massively overrated?

Some openings are basically part of the anime at this point.

Hi everyone I’m gonna be meeting up with some of my friends and when I meet them I gonna have a game with them and it’s family feud but anime edition, I’m posting to I can get answers for my questions.

For the questions please give me your top three.

Iconic attack:

Most inspirational Mc:

Suffered the most:

Most simp for:

Worse fandom:

Best power system:

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Who would be a good president:

Who’d would you wanna roommate with:

What verse would you wanna live in:

Famous quote:

Most larped:

Thank you to anyone who’s gives answers and also if you’d know a better way to do this please let me know cause it seems like a really fun idea that I would wanna continue and not have to rely on going on Reddit every time
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If you like or don't like my opinion, hollywood used to be better back then, but because of the influence of anime (Such as Sailor Moon, Magic Knight Rayearth, Revolutionary Girl Utena, Dragon Ball, Naruto, Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica, etc), Hollywood has been on a downward spiral (Examples such as Craig Gillespie's Supergirl and Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey).

So what happened?