I can't remember; was there this much censorship in parts 1 and 2? Because this is getting a little out of hand. I know they have to keep it to a modest level, but it's on after midnight, isn't it?

>>48936
Yes, there was. I think Battle Tendency was a bit less gory maybe, or at least had fewer fights.

>>48937
I remember they censored the scene with Mark, but that's as far as I can remember. When Lisa Lisa got hit by Cars they didn't censor that, did they?

>>48944
That wasn't straight up gore though, although I don't really remember if they censored it or not.

So I had a thought, in Part 3, the goal was to save Holy by defeating DIO and retroactively removing her Stand, right?

So how come Star Platinum, Hermit Purple, and Crazy Diamond (and maybe DIO's sons, but I can't remember if theirs was from Pucci's discs) exist in Part 4 onwards? I'm almost certain they weren't pierced by the arrow.

And I can't remember if we ever see Holy ever again or if we even got any confirmation that she got better, so did she died?

>>45371
Yeah, I've never really cared for short anime, but there are some really interesting ones among the trash. I think it's the short format that allows Gdgd to shine. The show actually bombs frequently, but it only dwells for a couple seconds on each gag before it moves on to the next one. The way it used referential humor also surprised me. I've always looked at reference jokes as very lazy comedy, but Gdgd fairies use them in an incredibly creative way. My favourite thing about the show though, is how unpredictable it is. While there are specific 'corners' to the show, similar to a Japanese variety show, you never know what you're going to get with each episode and I wish the anime industry would do more stuff like this, instead of cranking out shameless 4koma adaptions.

By the way, after I finished Gdgd fairies I checked around if there were any shows similar to it, and I found two more.
Straight Title Robot Anime is partially ad-libbed in a way similar to Gdgd Fairies, but I honestly found it kinda boring.
Peeping Life is a series of completely ad-libbed sketches. The sketches are a lot slower, longer and much more grounded in reality than Gdgd, but I thought it was pretty funny.

>>45380
There are good and bad short shows, but I always feel good when watching them because amateur studios seem to have fresh ideas and style. Ai Mai Mi, Teekyuu, Boku no Imouto wa Osaka-okan, Senyuu. are all pretty fresh, although probably not for everyone.

>>45383
I thought Teekyuu was great, Osaka-momma and Mangirl were horribad (though their titles make them sound kinda cool) and I also watched Ishida and Asakura and it was absolute shit. I've yet to watch Senyuu.
Imo, there's a much larger fluctuation in quality for short shows, and also a lower good to bad ratio, but on the flipside, each episode lasts from 30 seconds to 10 minutes so it's not like you're committing to anything.

>>45298
Finished watching both seasons of this last week and I need more.

>>45592
Then rejoice, my brother.

http://moca-news.net/article/20140502/201405021800a/01/

>>49049
>MSG isn't in any way entry level. The animation aged badly and the franchise is far too big for anyone who isn't already into robots, nevermind not already being into anime.
I'll concede the franchise being large, although I think it's worth watching 79 even without the intent to watch further parts. However, I have a pretty big problem with saying that the animation aged badly (other than that I disagree). The human eye has not evolved so much since then. People just like you and me could watch old animation and enjoy it in the past, and they can do the same now, provided they are the sort of people who would enjoy it. I don't think it's important to watch old stuff just because it's old, like trying to watch the original Astro Boy or something, but there are old anime that people should watch if they are at all interested in anime.

>As for Yamato, it has a shorter (and prettier, some would say) remake, so...
Space Battleship Yamato (1974) was 26 episodes. Space Battleship 2199 (2012) adapted this original first season and was 26 episodes and a movie. I may be missing something, but I'm not sure what to place after that ellipsis.

>If you really want to show older animation for newcomers, it'd be better to start with OVAs I think.
I can agree with you here that OVAs are a good into anime in general, but there aren't really many OVAs before the mid-eighties.

>>49058
>recycled animation out the ass
>every motion is either slow, frame-moved or drawn as a blur to compensate
Look, there's a lot to 79 that was really evolutionary for its time (and the gimmick with the name is really fun too), but none of it was in the animations. It becomes especially painful if you compare the original TV run to something like CCA/0080/83/8th MS where they had a much bigger budget. It's obviously not a fair comparison to compare OVAs to 52 episode TV series, but that doesn't make watching 79 any more pleasant on the eye.

>>49058
>The human eye has not evolved so much since then.
But the average human's brain has adapted to better animation since then. You could use that argument for special effects in movies and realize how ridiculous the notion is: Just because our eyes haven't physically changed doesn't make King Kong (1933) or Godzilla (1954) any less unconvincing to modern viewers. We've grown used to distinguishing good special effects from bad special effects, and as such cannot look at them the same way their original audiences did.

>>49063
It's not surprising that an argument someone made for one thing falls apart when applied to something different.

>>49091
I don't think the example is so far from Gundam's problem. Look at the post above that one. 0079's animation is most certainly not one of its strong points, and while newcomers to anime might not be sakugafags or even really care about animation quality on a conscious level, it's still bad enough they're probably going to go "wow this looks old". Not because of the designs, which do look aged (but not in a negative way, like how a lot of late 90s/early 2000s shows do, looking at you Saber Marionette J), but because of how cheap the animation looks at times.

There are better parts in this franchise for an anime newcomer to start, but I really dislike the idea of not watching Gundam chronologically.

>>47564
What I'd like to know is is it splattered all over with Urobuchi?

>>47563
Thank you! I think I'll go with Kuuga, as a lot of people recommend that.

>>47574
So far I haven't noticed too many of his mannerisms, I mean they just only now introduced a gun using character but it's only 5 episodes in.

This villain is just the silliest!

But he's pre~tty good! Also, I hope there are less RE4 like monsters (as in episode 2), and more guys in suits, because those fights are the best.

This thread wasn't [FUN] at all!

What a shitty thread.

Now to sit back and wait for posts to be deleted.

Alright, who bumped this?

lol poopa

>>48614
;_;

>>48614
Doesn't surprise me. The show went bonkers in the end.

>>48620
What? The ending was great. I thought the problem was that it took too long to get the plot going.

I wish they would've dropped the school treasure hunt episodes and finished conquering the world instead.

>>48621
My problem is that the show couldn't decide on a consistent tone. Like I already said in the Winter 2013 thread.
>It's a good thing they serious'd it up but they could have paced it better. It's like they flipped a switch from funny slapfights and hijinks to gritty, no-holds-barred combat.
Did they at least go through with Odins betrayal, their flashback melodrama and characters dying? No, instead we go back again, surprise marriage between enemies, have doofus knock down armed troops with a flyswatter through their helmets and we forgive Gasmask#2 for his treason. But worry not, he didn't escape unscathed. He doesn't get dinner for a week as punishment. How funny!

>>48478
Kill la kill just ended though?

>>48481

shows are sorted by when they start airing, not when they end.

Every show on that chart, including the 2cours are from the season before last.

Just got around to finishing Samumenco. What a stupidly gay show, what a stupid resolution, I don't know why I stuck around through the whole thing.

Pic related might be right up some bunbun's alley, though.

Rising's last arc is a part of Ippo's manga that I am particularly fond of, and thankfully it was handled beautifully. I'm really glad Satoshi Nishimura came back to direct these episodes. Sadly, the rest of this third season was disappointing. I tried overlooking the things they changed and skipped, because I really wanted to enjoy it. I waited a long time for this! Sadly it came to a point where every episode would leave me wondering why they made certain decisions. After New Challenger and Rising, I think I'm satisfied. There are more fights I'd like to see animated but it doesn't seem like Madhouse can bring back together a team capable of handling this manga.

Kenji Utsumi, Ichiro Nagai, Seizou Katou, thank you for the good memories, rest in peace.

Also finished Kill la Kill, mediocre from beginning to end.

>>48570

Last episode was a good source of laughter for me. Good show, I struggled through Flamrangers but enjoyed most of it.

I probably would have enjoyed Samumenco a lot more if I was more familiar with toku. More than being full of random twists, it felt like they wanted to explore every take on the genre, but since I'm so ignorant of it I can't really say. Perhaps it'd be good to rewatch it after I immerse myself in the world of toku.

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What's the difference?

>>48202

the new stages introduce new main characters (who are promptly forgotten after the movie ends, even between the new stage movies) and have all of the cures that show up mostly be side characters.

Note that I have no issue with that premise, but the execution is terrible; I really don't enjoy sitting through 45 mins. of the writers introducing and attempting to flesh out a new set of characters when it's done so half-assed when the only enjoyable section is the last 15 mins where the cures show up, deliver 1-2 lines each (if any) and then go through the motions of their combo attacks and big finale group mega combination attack.

The DX series is enjoyable because it is just the cures (who each have 1 full year of character development under their belts) interacting with each other in entertaining ways, with perhaps 5-15 mins of fleshing out the big bad so the movie would have a plot.
And with DX 3, the writers executed it flawlessly to the point where it is tied for best precure movie to date.

>>48206
>>And with DX 3, the writers executed it flawlessly to the point where it is tied for best precure movie to date.

Which is the other best?

>>48222
Max Heart movie 2.

>>48206
>(who are promptly forgotten after the movie ends, even between the new stage movies)

Well, shit. I'll eat my own words there.
Not saying that alone means the movie will be good, but it's hopefully not going to be as bad as the other two new stages.

RIP Samumenco

> Gingitsune deserves better than this.
It really does. Too bad it didn't cater to the groups that really spend money on these things.

>26,601 *4 Infinite Stratos 2 [DVD+BD]: 2013/10/30
I knew Japan wouldn't let us down.

Does anyone remember how did the first season sell?

>>48073
~30k as well, I think slightly more.
Nips eat this shit up.

>>48079
They sure do love eating shit.