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#HBC | Mac

#HBC | Mac

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#HBC | Mac said:
pretty bored, and that machete challenge in bastion is too dumb for me to play right now
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HOW MANY ****ING TIMES WILL I GET TO 60 SECONDS WITH JUST 1 DAMN ****** MONSTER LEFT

holy ****

gawd****ing damnit

every ****in time =[

someone needs to be punished for creating this level



yessssssss

victory!
 
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#HBC | ZoZo

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I mean there's no issue with liking a bad show. I have my guilty pleasures too.

However, it's straight up idiotic to think a bad show is good.
 
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SAO is too deep for Xonar. The relationship between Kirito and Asuna is just too romantically complex for him to understand.
 
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I just finished Bartender and Mekaku City Actors. I'd definitely say one is a guilty pleasure and the other one is pretty damn good.

Btw if you haven't seen Bartender you really should. It's kind of ****ing incredible. That is all.

Xonar I need more anime to watch. Pls help.
 
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#HBC | Joey said:
I just finished Bartender and Mekaku City Actors. I'd definitely say one is a guilty pleasure and the other one is pretty damn good.

Btw if you haven't seen Bartender you really should. It's kind of ****ing incredible. That is all.

Xonar I need more anime to watch. Pls help.
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I don't remember, did I recommend Bartender to you? Because I do think it's a unique anime that deserves a watch if you're into storytelling.

I quit Mekaku 5 episodes in, tried picking it up again but the artstyle Shaft uses just doesn't really fit the show in my opinion. On the contrary, I do love Monogatari.

What kind of animuz r u lookin 4?
 
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#HBC | ZoZo said:
I don't remember, did I recommend Bartender to you? Because I do think it's a unique anime that deserves a watch if you're into storytelling.

I quit Mekaku 5 episodes in, tried picking it up again but the artstyle Shaft uses just doesn't really fit the show in my opinion. On the contrary, I do love Monogatari.

What kind of animuz r u lookin 4?
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You did!

Mekaku City Actors isn't that great, but I love it because I love Kagerou Project a LOT. The art is bleh, the story is definitely rushed and it jumps around a lot, and there were quite a few times where it was just like "...what? How did that even happen?" The music is pretty good for the most part... well, the Kagerou Project stuff is. The BGM gets old when it's repeated like it is in the show. Regardless of everything I just said, I still enjoyed it a lot lmao.

Something that has a really good and/or emotional story and isn't an action anime. So Boku no Pico obv.
 
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#HBC | Joey said:
You did!

Mekaku City Actors isn't that great, but I love it because I love Kagerou Project a LOT. The art is bleh, the story is definitely rushed and it jumps around a lot, and there were quite a few times where it was just like "...what? How did that even happen?" The music is pretty good for the most part... well, the Kagerou Project stuff is. The BGM gets old when it's repeated like it is in the show. Regardless of everything I just said, I still enjoyed it a lot lmao.

Something that has a really good and/or emotional story and isn't an action anime. So Boku no Pico obv.
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I mean... Mekaku is a story based around loose songs put together by a few hardly organised teenagers. I have no idea why it was even made into an anime, it's a big risk that I really don't quite comprehend. But whatever.

Let me take out my anime bibe...



If you haven't seen it yet, watch Sakamichi no Apollon. The anime I ALWAYS recommend to anyone. The anime I would watch with my family if they asked "so what is this anime thing u always watch?". The anime you literally cannot dislike. It's so good.
Set in the 60s, it's about a secluded boy. Coming of age story but... just watch it. It has a lot of Jazz elements and if you're not hooked to Moanin' by Bill Evans by the end, well slap me silly and call me Nancy.


I would recommend Barakamon if you're looking for something ongoing. It is entirely my type of anime and I think you would enjoy it too. It's about this city guy who goes out to the country to better his art (himself). (8/10)


I think Space Dandy is one of the top3 comedys I've ever seen. By the creators of Cowboy Bebop. Really funny and artistically interesting. Very oldschool, not quite emotional in the sense you're looking for but hey laughing is good ya kno + it has its moments. (9/10, both seasons)


Watch Tsuritama. It's a drama and it's so well done. It's one of my favourites of all time and in my humble opinion (almost) a masterpiece. It's just really, really, really good on all fronts, and I think you would like it. It can also be very anime-esque in its humor and exaggeration, but if you weren't looking for that, then just watch TV shows ya kno? (10/10, but I jump it to 9 sometimes)


Nagi no Asukara is godlike... it's one of the best scriptwriting I've seen in anime (best?), and it's very modern. The artstyle is repulsive in that faces are uguu moeblobs, but outside of that there is sceneryporn by the million, so it's not that bad, honestly. Very character driven show. (10/10, maybe 9)


There's Spice and Wolf, which is a romance story wrapped in a medieval setting focused on economics. I would so so so so so SO recommend picking up the novels for this, but watching the anime first is not a bad thing whatsoever. It's really well done (even though I think it gets absolutely blown out of the water by the novels) and one of the best romance anime I've ever seen. (10/10, both seasons)


Chihayafuru is something I have to mention. Technically a sports anime, but as someone who's competed in Smash I think that aspect is VERY VERY VERY relatable, at least it was to me. The tension of going to a tournament, losing to specific gimmicks and discovering the trick too late, or winning because of all your practice in the matchup. That stuff. The real focus though is the character relations, love, and all that little girl crap. I absolutely adore it, though. (10/10, both seasons)


Another one I recommend you check out is Natsume Yuujinchou. This one actually, in my opinion, is similar to Tsuritama but takes an episodic approach. It's like every episode (or sometimes two) is this little story with its own morals. You can see how everything affects the main character and how the world grows. It used to be my favourite anime series of all time, and still possibly is. (10/10)
If you liked Natsume, watch Hotarubi no Mori e, it's a 45 minute short movie that's incredibly excellent, same creators. (10/10)


Also, this one might fit you - Isshuukan Friends (translated: One Week Friends). It's about this girl who forgets all her friends at the start of a week, and a guy trying to stay friends with her. It's truly bittersweet, cute as ****, and can be an emotional rollercoaster, but some things about it are off, which sometimes makes it feel like a chore to sit down and watch. I still think it's great though. (8/10)
 
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