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[KingofPhantoms]

The music itself is more awesome than wholesome, but it comes from a rather wholesome game, I hear:

Yeah, I got A Hat in Time recently. Haven't actually played it, yet, but I'm already loving the soundtrack.

 

[Deleted member]

That Moydow lad is a bit of a doodoo head tbh. Don’t tell him I said that though.

Nah, I think he is perfectly fine in the head. He's just a F.OE.

 

[Deleted member]

Just playing up the whole dog angle.

Also innuendo.

Why am I even allowed on this site tbh

 

[DaybreakHorizon]

to everyone who watches or to whomever watched anime before what was/is your favorite? as I mentioned two weeks back I'm gonna be going to High School to finish off School so I want to finish catching up to everything I can be it Shows/Anime/Video Games/Etc.

In order of how much I recommend them:
Cowboy Bebop is the best anime of all time and anyone who disagrees is wrong.

My Hero Academia is a great battle shonen series that's not too difficult to get into right now (It's only ~60 episodes and ~100-ish chapters, which isn't much compared to entry levels for other shonen series)

Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood is a classic that holds up well despite being a decade-ish old

Code Geass is another great, classic series with a plot full of twists and turns sure to keep you going

One Punch Man is a great subversion of the battle shonen genre as a whole and has a second season coming up soon

Kill la Kill is stupid fun

For games I don't have much. I'm a big fan of Kingdom Hearts 2, but it requires a lot to really enjoy and I wouldn't suggest it.

If you haven't played Cave Story I'd really recommend it. You can get it on mostly any platform, and it's easily worth the $15-20 they charge for it.

 

[Wademan94]

Why am I even allowed on this site tbh

This site ain’t the worse of it buddy.

 

[Deleted member]

The music itself is more awesome than wholesome, but it comes from a rather wholesome game, I hear:

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Yeah, I got A Hat in Time recently. Haven't actually played it, yet, but I'm already loving the soundtrack.

The game is very wholesome.

Especially the Manor level in Subcon.

 

[DaybreakHorizon]

Okay, a wholesome thing...

Zinith this is the seventh time you've shown Big Yoshi's Lounge to the class.

 

[Wademan94]

@Mr. Wario

Spoiler

You’re evil.

 

[Deleted member]

Zinith this is the seventh time you've shown Big Yoshi's Lounge to the class.

You say that like it's a bad thing.

B I G Yoshi is never not blessed.

 

[KingofPhantoms]

The game is very wholesome.

Especially the Manor level in Subcon.

Okay, yeah, that part ain't wholesome. And I get that you're joking, but hey, a lot of games that look bright upbeat and happy on the surface have some underlying darkness and depth. And it's not like the whole game is in the Horror genra, haha.

The Snatcher isn't exactly wholesome either, yet he's probably the most beloved character from the game.

 

[Zinith]

Zinith this is the seventh time you've shown Big Yoshi's Lounge to the class.

C'mon, it was only the second time...

.....maybe 3rd

 

[Mythra]

Okay, guise.
Im going to post some innuendo

Spoiler

 

[Deleted member]

Probably Dragon Ball due to nostalgia, I started watching the og series when I was like 7 or 8 and finished up watching DBZ when I was like 14-15. Apart from that, probably G Gundam due to cheese value or the overall UC Gundam series in general due to being consistent in general.

I've never really been appealed to Gundam-esque shows but I might check it out if I have time.

In order of how much I recommend them:
Cowboy Bebop is the best anime of all time and anyone who disagrees is wrong.

My Hero Academia is a great battle shonen series that's not too difficult to get into right now (It's only ~60 episodes and ~100-ish chapters, which isn't much compared to entry levels for other shonen series)

Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood is a classic that holds up well despite being a decade-ish old

Code Geass is another great, classic series with a plot full of twists and turns sure to keep you going

One Punch Man is a great subversion of the battle shonen genre as a whole and has a second season coming up soon

Kill la Kill is stupid fun

For games I don't have much. I'm a big fan of Kingdom Hearts 2, but it requires a lot to really enjoy and I wouldn't suggest it.

If you haven't played Cave Story I'd really recommend it. You can get it on mostly any platform, and it's easily worth the $15-20 they charge for it.

I've tried Cowboy Bebop before but I never really got far into it and I'm planning on giving it another shot, MHA I've already seen and it's pretty good. Two of my Best Friends really like the Anime so I have an understanding of it. With Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood the only thing I'm wondering about is if I have to watch the original to watch it cause I've heard it was good but I don't know if I have time to watch two shows from the same series or if I should/want to.

Code Geass I'm also planning to watch, Same with Kill la Kill and finally I've already watched OPM.

For the games you recommended I really want and have tried twice to get into KH but it never panned out cause the first try the game got scratched whereas the second time the entire console froze.

I need to try out Cave Story sometime though.

 

[Deleted member]

Okay, guise.
Im going to post some innuendo

Spoiler

Finally some good ****ing music

the curse was only to fit in with the meme

 

[Deleted member]

@Mr. Wario

Spoiler

You’re evil.

I have no idea what you're talking about.

You just play a relaxing game of hide and seek with a nice old lady that wants to give you cookies and a glass of ice cold milk in that level.

Spoiler

 

[SnakeFighter64]

Okay. I just learned a little more about it and I have to ask “How does Google Stadia work?” Like, how do you stream a game like that? It just doesn’t make sense to me. Like, it would make sense if you downloaded the file onto a box and then play it and they strip it away when you don’t want it but there’s no box. My iPhone, laptop, and TV do not have the processing power to run Devil May Cry 5 (just to pull an example out of thin air).

 

[Deleted member]

Okay, a wholesome thing...

thread anthem

 

[Deleted member]

If there's one thing I'm sick of Disney and Pixar doing nowadays its the damn Twist Villain. Whatever happened to good villains from the get go like Scar, Shan Yu, Frollo and such?

Disney/Pixar must be damn lazy to just keep repeating and regurgitating the same tropes over and over again in their films. I'm starting to see a pattern.

It was to that point as soon as Ernesto was introduced in Coco. I knew he wouldn't be Miguel's actual great grandfather with it being actually Hector and somehow being the Twist Villain.

Well, last Disney villains that were like that I think were Mother Gothel and Facilier from Princess and the Frog which are a bit recent I think.

As for twist villains it depends as I feel the delivery varies, I feel that Ernesto was a quite good villain because he ended up being a character that Miguel looked up to but ended up being a murderous jerk that greatly contrasted with his family and his actual great grandfather (plus he actually tried to murder the kid even when he was believing that Miguel was his great granchild) and Incredibles 2 did a good job of misdirecting the actual villain (I thought at the start that the other new character was actually the villain). Now the villains from Big Hero 6 and Frozen, I totally agree in that they felt tacked on.

 

[Michael the Spikester]

Well, last Disney villains that were like that I think were Mother Gothel and Facilier from Princess and the Frog which are a bit recent I think.

As for twist villains it depends as I feel the delivery varies, I feel that Ernesto was a quite good villain because he ended up being a character that Miguel looked up to but ended up being a murderous jerk that greatly contrasted with his family and his actual great grandfather (plus he actually tried to murder the kid even when he was believing that Miguel was his great granchild) and Incredibles 2 did a good job of misdirecting the actual villain (I thought at the start that the other new character was actually the villain). Now the villains from Big Hero 6 and Frozen, I totally agree in that they felt tacked on.

Like all I'm saying is can't they for once do something new or different rather then regurgitating the same damn thing people like me will be seeing a mile away...

But nope apparently Disney/Pixar would rather be damn lazy then try to put any new effort...

 

[Dr. James Rustles]

@Brelooming Disaster I take it back, I think she needs a shock collar.

Lord knows whips, cuffs, ropes, spanks, and rubbing her nose in it haven't help.

 

[Guh-Huzzah!]

We're talking about soundtracks huh? When it comes to OSTs, here are a few of my favorites.
Cuphead
Undertale
Deltarune
Kirby
Portal 2
Parappa The Rapper
Wario Ware

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

to everyone who watches or to whomever watched anime before what was/is your favorite? as I mentioned two weeks back I'm gonna be going to High School to finish off School so I want to finish catching up to everything I can be it Shows/Anime/Video Games/Etc.

Lets see ahem
Soul Eater
Space Dandy
Cowboy bebop
Magi the Labyrinth of Magic
Magi the Kingdom of Magic
FLCL
Daily Lives of High School Boys
Higurashi
Umineko
Case Closed
Yu Yu Hakusho
Countless Otome reverse harem anines because Im trash
Children of the Whales

 

[Deleted member]

I've never really been appealed to Gundam-esque shows but I might check it out if I have time.

I've tried Cowboy Bebop before but I never really got far into it and I'm planning on giving it another shot, MHA I've already seen and it's pretty good. Two of my Best Friends really like the Anime so I have an understanding of it. With Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood the only thing I'm wondering about is if I have to watch the original to watch it cause I've heard it was good but I don't know if I have time to watch two shows from the same series or if I should/want to.

Code Geass I'm also planning to watch, Same with Kill la Kill and finally I've already watched OPM.

For the games you recommended I really want and have tried twice to get into KH but it never panned out cause the first try the game got scratched whereas the second time the entire console froze.

I need to try out Cave Story sometime though.

While the original Fullmetal Alchemist starts pretty much the same way, it is quite different from Brotherhood as it diverges less than halfway. It is a nice series but the last part of the story is just messy. Brotherhood is more consistent and more loyal to the manga which is great (although the beginning is quite rushed).

 

[Idon]

Speaking of Lucky Star and Dragon Ball:

 

[Deleted member]

Lord knows whips, cuffs, ropes, spanks, and rubbing her nose in it haven't help.

Jesus Christ please don't say that

 

[Deleted member]

Lord knows whips, cuffs, ropes, spanks, and rubbing her nose in it haven't help.

We’re getting dangerously hard horny here, let’s tone it down a bit.

 

[Zinith]

I hope everyone will gravitate towards Dr. Stone in July

 

[ClaTheBae]

I see the words "anime" and "OST" floating around so now I have an excuse to post this

 

[staindgrey]

I don't have that on my list though so if you don't mind me asking what do you like about it?

• Not a single character is wasted. Every major and minor character introduced after the beginning Kyoto arc is important to the main story. The way it all comes together as Shishio's plan unfolds and we reach the arc's inevitable climax is exceptional storytelling that I rarely find in anime.
• Every villain is given a real motivation that makes them more than just "the bad guy". Some of their stories are regrettable, but some of them are just downright heartbreaking.
• The themes of life vs. death and what it means to take a life in the eyes of various people who've seen war, and how those lives conflict with a time of uneasy peace, are never not interesting to watch.
• It's a show with ties to real world history, and while it's definitely anime-ified, giving all of its characters motivations stemming from a tumultuous time in Japanese history is fascinating to me.
• The music is ****ing incredible.
• It has multiple scenes that make me tear up. I've yet to find another anime that makes me do that.

And on a personal level, it's the first anime that I got into that was distinctly Japanese, rather than just a show dubbed because American execs thought it would work with a western audience. It introduced me to manga, Japanese culture/history, and opened me to more experiences in all kinds of media because of how much I loved a show I didn't expect to love so much.

Plus it got a trilogy of ****ing great live action samurai movies, so there's that.

 

[Pyra]

Oh la la. Tell me more about shock collars.

Jk.

I don't even remember what we were talking about.

Why is there suddenly a collar on my neck

 

[Michael the Spikester]

Y'all thought that Sonic movie was bad.

Think again.

https://thegww.com/dora-and-the-los...the-monkey-trailer-drops-saturday-march-23rd/

 

[Dr. James Rustles]

We’re getting dangerously hard horny here, let’s tone it down a bit.

I am not horny at all. Just cross

 

[MainJPW]

Speaking of Lucky Star and Dragon Ball:

Konata’s singing isn’t as bad as I remember it being.

 

[Wademan94]

Lord knows whips, cuffs, ropes, spanks, and rubbing her nose in it haven't help.

Why is there suddenly a collar on my neck

What have I done?

 

[Pyra]

I see the words "anime" and "OST" floating around so now I have an excuse to post this

Hot damn that was a nostalgic hit for me.
I ****ing love this song.

 

[Moydow]

Okay. I just learned a little more about it and I have to ask “How does Google Stadia work?” Like, how do you stream a game like that? It just doesn’t make sense to me. Like, it would make sense if you downloaded the file onto a box and then play it and they strip it away when you don’t want it but there’s no box. My iPhone, laptop, and TV do not have the processing power to run Devil May Cry 5 (just to pull an example out of thin air).

Basically, the game runs on a server, not anything you own. You're connecting to some server owned by Google that runs the game, and streams the image to you, so nothing on your end is doing any work other than sending inputs to the server, and receiving and displaying the rendered image.

I don't think it's a terrible idea in theory since it removes the need for you to own a powerful gaming PC or whatever, but then it gets into all sorts of other questions like the sort of internet connection you'd need for something like that to work (apparently the service requires 25 Mb/s download speed to render at 1080p, and there's also the issue of input lag which makes stuff like fighting games basically unworkable through a service like this), ownership of the games, what happens if Google decides to simply drop a game from the service, and so on.

 

[Zinith]

Y'all thought that Sonic movie was bad.

Think again.

https://thegww.com/dora-and-the-los...the-monkey-trailer-drops-saturday-march-23rd/

That comes off as an April Fools joke

 

[Deleted member]

• Not a single character is wasted. Every major and minor character introduced after the beginning Kyoto arc is important to the main story. The way it all comes together as Shishio's plan unfolds and we reach the arc's inevitable climax is exceptional storytelling that I rarely find in anime.
• The themes of life vs. death and what it means to take a life in the eyes of various people who've seen war, and how those lives conflict with a time of uneasy peace, are never not interesting to watch.
• It's a show with ties to real world history, and while it's definitely anime-ified, giving all of its characters motivations stemming from a tumultuous time in Japanese history is fascinating to me.
• The music is ****ing incredible.
• It has multiple scenes that make me tear up. I've yet to find another anime that makes me do that.

And on a personal level, it's the first anime that I got into that was distinctly Japanese, rather than just a show dubbed because American execs thought it would work with a western audience. It introduced me to manga, Japanese culture/history, and opened me to more experiences in all kinds of media because of how much I loved a show I didn't expect to love so much.

Plus it got a trilogy of ****ing great live action samurai movies, so there's that.

Alright then I'll definitely check it out

 

[Gentlepanda]

Okay, guise.
Im going to post some innuendo

Spoiler

but mythra, this ain't edea x corrin 2: sensual lewdaloo

 

[staindgrey]

What's Max Caulfield doing in a movie about Dora the Explorer?