I’ve tried to watch both the anime and read the manga of it earlier this year, and I never finished it. Its both good, and the spin-offs are a lot more edgier than the original.
Needed more jobs with the team. Also, some transition episodes between Good Ol' David and Jacked Cyber David
Definitely not, it was an "official" (including in-universe) transliteration, used for a long time in movies, books, on merch, etc, that eventually got changed for the international market. What bugs me is I can't find anything about how it might have been established, whereas with Matsumoto you'd usually get several conflicting accounts.
Well yeah it's easy to find faggots if you want to subject yourself to reading MAL reviews, but you couldn't find a non-ESL one? I give those guys a pass. English is annoying; you could hypothetically say all that without sounding like a pussy if you can be circuitous enough.
Who gives a shit if English isn't their first language? I showcased the review because the person hates stories where characters die, says they can't recommend the anime as a result yet gives it an 8/10 anyway. That's some really wimpy, shallow reason to dislike a story, and there's no fucking way someone can be an anime fan (or a fan of media in general) and expect to find a series where no one dies in it. People like that deserve to be ridiculed.
Well see exactly, we have enough information (and a literal apology about it) to conclude he's not communicating well enough to be worth ripping on too hard. There's lower-hanging fruit, that site is autistic as fuck
You must be new to MAL because I'd say that review is about average as far as the reviews there go. If you wanna read some supremely retarded shit then go to the reviews for Shield Hero and read the one by this one Panda guy. It's literally just paragraphs bitching about incels and misogyny instead of reviewing the actual show. Like, I legit don't like Shield Hero after the first like 6 episodes and didn't bother watching season 2 but if I remember correctly, the shit this dude said about it lead me to believe he didn't even watch it and just heard about the initial controversy. I feel like if we scoured through MAL reviews then we could end up finding a lot of lolcows but I honestly don't believe that's even worth it.
I love it, tho it can get a bit filler-ish at times. Tho I like Bakarina enough to not to find it bad.
I've been there for ten years, nice try. I know the userbase sucks eggs and I saw over time even before One Punch Man aired how the site gutted the review section to bits, but the attitudes of the newer, younger fans of anime frustrate me sometimes (an inevitable problem when you want to talk to anime fans online). Is it like a Zoomer thing or something to have such shallow attitudes toward media that have characters die in the plot?
Popular shows in general that generate "controversy" attract retarded views like that, but even really innocuous and mediocre series get some of these people frothing at the mouth. I posted it in the Weeaboos thread, but a now-deleted review made me look at the "Kiss Him, Not Me" reviews and it's hilarious how many negative/mixed-feelings reviews there are bitching about "fatphobia" and how gross it is to fetishize BL despite the fact the series was created by a fujoshi making fun of fujoshi culture.
Back in my day, we only wanted to watch anime where characters died. Me and my brother watched the original Higurashi, Code Geass, and the Gankutsuou when we were kids, and we loved the hell out of it. I tell you, kids these days fear facing more complex emotions and concepts.
I agree.
i miss it when anime was considered weird, niche geek shit
