Oh this is cool...it's kinda like pokemon I guess. Oh. Oh...jesus. Oh holy sweet goddamn fucking Jesus...Longes wrote:You just know that if this was written by Mohiro Kitoh, the characters would have been 12 and raping goblins by episode 3.
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The most dangerous game is man. The most entertaining game is Broadway Puppy Ball. The most weird game is Esoteric Bear.
Yeah, Narutaru is one of those cases where I didn't manage to get my hands on it when I heard the basic premise ("Imagine pokemon if the pokemon, while still just as cute, were a bit more vicious and actually maimed people, and the controllers were all a bunch of assholes like us!"), and then never looked back because someone who did get their hands on it saw "That episode" and regretted all of their life choices that led up to that moment.
Are all of Mohiro's works like that?
Are all of Mohiro's works like that?
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Started watching a new series called "Norn" which is pretty much exactly what a latter era Final Fantasy anime would look like, more so than actual FF anime. The animation's fucking gorgeous, and I'm pretty intrigued to see where it's going.
Gate's good. I love the fuck out of Kuribayashi. There is something deeply satisfying about watching a 5 ft. tall girl shoryuken the teeth out of an asshole's mouth.
Gate's good. I love the fuck out of Kuribayashi. There is something deeply satisfying about watching a 5 ft. tall girl shoryuken the teeth out of an asshole's mouth.
The most dangerous game is man. The most entertaining game is Broadway Puppy Ball. The most weird game is Esoteric Bear.
I have honestly forgotten her name because I have mentally designated her "Khornite lady" ever since the first time she decided her rifle was primarily a melee weapon with secondary ranged capabilities.
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It is kind of amazing how Den taste in Anime is like 100% inverse of mine, where each season people post about they like stuff or are watching stuff, and it's all the anime I find most terrible.
The U.S. isn't a democracy and if you think it is, you are a rube.DSMatticus wrote:Kaelik gonna kaelik. Whatcha gonna do?
That's libertarians for you - anarchists who want police protection from their slaves.
Sadly seems like Khornite lady won't get to go dragon hunting.
Or perhaps when the battle is raging on and the protagonist and his harem all-female squad seem doomed, Khornite lady shows up piloting a jet, jumps out in mid-air and falls on the dragon, impaling it with her rifle spear that happens to be able to shoot bullets.
Or perhaps when the battle is raging on and the protagonist and his harem all-female squad seem doomed, Khornite lady shows up piloting a jet, jumps out in mid-air and falls on the dragon, impaling it with her rifle spear that happens to be able to shoot bullets.
I managed to read the manga until the end more out of determination to finish what I had started than anything else. It gets worst.Shiritai wrote:That reminded me I never did finish Bokurano, since it was a damn depressing show. So I watched the next episode, aaaand suddenly a teacher making child porn. So my guess, Koumei, is yes.
The protagonist girl who had been abused, when her turn to pilot the giant robot arrives, uses it to laser snipe the (several) men that had abused her. But when she's locking on the teacher that raped her, she discovers that he's taking a walk with the girl's own older sister, seemingly on a date. The girl can't fire the giant laser without killing her older sibling, and thus the teacher gets away.
And later on there's the big revelation that the "giant monsters" they're fighting are actually other giant robots piloted by normal people from alternate realities in some kind of multiverse tournament. And the losers of each round have their earth destroyed.
And later on there's the big revelation that the "giant monsters" they're fighting are actually other giant robots piloted by normal people from alternate realities in some kind of multiverse tournament. And the losers of each round have their earth destroyed.
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Been watching Divine Gate, in which the human, spirit, and demon worlds have overlapped in some manner and this gave some people elemental powers that they have technologically boosted to match what the nonhumans get. The titular Divine Gate is in some metaphysical location that the people with elemental powers supposedly can reach and open to have a wish granted, and the leader of an academy for people with super powers is rounding up a team to go after it.
I like it but hope we're almost done with delving into people's backstories and can get to the part where they actually start the adventure. We've yet to get to the part where we hear how this works and why it's a group project.
I like it but hope we're almost done with delving into people's backstories and can get to the part where they actually start the adventure. We've yet to get to the part where we hear how this works and why it's a group project.
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I decided to try Suisei no Gargantia, and this show is...
Okay, the first thing that pissed me off was the whole "bloodshed is taboo, we only arm ourselves as a deterrent" thing. Mostly because the author tries to tell us that immediately after showing us an exchange in which the main fleet and a bunch of pirates exchange machinegun fire and anti-ship missiles. Um. No? People are clearly using their weapons to fucking murder eachother. I just watched a bunch of people get blown up. Sure, I didn't see them explode into a fine blood mist or see their severed limbs go flying off camera, but let's not be dumb. That ship exploded while people were still on it. They're dead. And they died firing emplaced machineguns at pirates. You are clearly not concerned about using force. You are clearly only concerned about using force and winning. Also there's the whole not-so-subtle insinuation that the captive women are going to be raped. "Violent resistance just makes everything worse" is a really hollow argument when the status quo is being raped and murdered.
And the second thing.... where in the sweet fuck did that bellydancing come from? I am not principally opposed to gratuitous fan service. People like boobs and panties? Who woulda thunk it? But holy shit did that come out of nowhere and serve no purpose and not at all really fit the tone of anything and just what the fuck. I mean, I knew it was coming, because I've heard other people say pretty much the same thing. And I even figured it would be coming soon, because they were talking about a "carnival" or whatever. And yet it still managed to catch me completely off guard.
But other than those two moments of rage and confusion, the show is decent-ish enough.
Okay, the first thing that pissed me off was the whole "bloodshed is taboo, we only arm ourselves as a deterrent" thing. Mostly because the author tries to tell us that immediately after showing us an exchange in which the main fleet and a bunch of pirates exchange machinegun fire and anti-ship missiles. Um. No? People are clearly using their weapons to fucking murder eachother. I just watched a bunch of people get blown up. Sure, I didn't see them explode into a fine blood mist or see their severed limbs go flying off camera, but let's not be dumb. That ship exploded while people were still on it. They're dead. And they died firing emplaced machineguns at pirates. You are clearly not concerned about using force. You are clearly only concerned about using force and winning. Also there's the whole not-so-subtle insinuation that the captive women are going to be raped. "Violent resistance just makes everything worse" is a really hollow argument when the status quo is being raped and murdered.
And the second thing.... where in the sweet fuck did that bellydancing come from? I am not principally opposed to gratuitous fan service. People like boobs and panties? Who woulda thunk it? But holy shit did that come out of nowhere and serve no purpose and not at all really fit the tone of anything and just what the fuck. I mean, I knew it was coming, because I've heard other people say pretty much the same thing. And I even figured it would be coming soon, because they were talking about a "carnival" or whatever. And yet it still managed to catch me completely off guard.
But other than those two moments of rage and confusion, the show is decent-ish enough.
I've seen only one example of "bloodshed is a taboo but everyone is armed" setting, and it wasn't anime. It was a book "Way of the Sword" by ukrainian authors Henry Lion Oldie. In the setting weapons are sentient and have their own culture, but can't really communicate with humans. In human culture it's a taboo to hurt other humans because it shows lack of skill (and because weapons won't let them), in weapon culture it's a taboo to hurt other weapon's wielder because that's barbaric destruction of property. The plot catalist is appearance of non-sentient deadly weapons.DSMatticus wrote:I decided to try Suisei no Gargantia, and this show is...
Okay, the first thing that pissed me off was the whole "bloodshed is taboo, we only arm ourselves as a deterrent" thing. Mostly because the author tries to tell us that immediately after showing us an exchange in which the main fleet and a bunch of pirates exchange machinegun fire and anti-ship missiles. Um. No? People are clearly using their weapons to fucking murder eachother. I just watched a bunch of people get blown up. Sure, I didn't see them explode into a fine blood mist or see their severed limbs go flying off camera, but let's not be dumb. That ship exploded while people were still on it. They're dead. And they died firing emplaced machineguns at pirates. You are clearly not concerned about using force. You are clearly only concerned about using force and winning. Also there's the whole not-so-subtle insinuation that the captive women are going to be raped. "Violent resistance just makes everything worse" is a really hollow argument when the status quo is being raped and murdered.
And the second thing.... where in the sweet fuck did that bellydancing come from? I am not principally opposed to gratuitous fan service. People like boobs and panties? Who woulda thunk it? But holy shit did that come out of nowhere and serve no purpose and not at all really fit the tone of anything and just what the fuck. I mean, I knew it was coming, because I've heard other people say pretty much the same thing. And I even figured it would be coming soon, because they were talking about a "carnival" or whatever. And yet it still managed to catch me completely off guard.
But other than those two moments of rage and confusion, the show is decent-ish enough.
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Bakuon!!
Bikerchicks!
So what if it is moe schoolgirls, it's still Bikerchicks! <.<
Bikerchicks!
So what if it is moe schoolgirls, it's still Bikerchicks! <.<
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Shrapnel wrote:TFwiki wrote:Soon is the name of the region in the time-domain (familiar to all marketing departments, and to the moderators and staff of Fun Publications) which sees release of all BotCon news, club exclusives, and other fan desirables. Soon is when then will become now.
Peculiar properties of spacetime ensure that the perception of the magnitude of Soon is fluid and dependent, not on an individual's time-reference, but on spatial and cultural location. A marketer generally perceives Soon as a finite, known, yet unspeakable time-interval; to a fan, the interval appears greater, and may in fact approach the infinite, becoming Never. Once the interval has passed, however, a certain time-lensing effect seems to occur, and the time-interval becomes vanishingly small. We therefore see the strange result that the same fragment of spacetime may be observed, in quick succession, as Soon, Never, and All Too Quickly.
I'm kind of surprised nobody talked about KonoSuba: it's basically a light-hearted pastiche of your average D&D party.
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Yes. His other famous work is Bokurano, about teenage kids fighting in giant robots for the salvation of the planet. Lots of people die. Lots of children are very fucked up.Koumei wrote:Yeah, Narutaru is one of those cases where I didn't manage to get my hands on it when I heard the basic premise ("Imagine pokemon if the pokemon, while still just as cute, were a bit more vicious and actually maimed people, and the controllers were all a bunch of assholes like us!"), and then never looked back because someone who did get their hands on it saw "That episode" and regretted all of their life choices that led up to that moment.
Are all of Mohiro's works like that?
I stopped reading Narutaru when the protagonist got raped. Protagonist is 14 or something.
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Yeah, I think Mohiro has only written like one work that isn't total Grimdark Rapefest...
...and it's about mountain bikes. One can't help but wonder if he's run over some people with one or had dreams of such before drawing his manga.
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...and it's about mountain bikes. One can't help but wonder if he's run over some people with one or had dreams of such before drawing his manga.
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I'm in the middle of watching Digimon Savers, and just recently finished Frontier. I liked Frontier, and I'm digging Savers.
Something about Savers that struck me though is the swearing. So far, I've heard crap, bastard, shit, and bitch. Quite odd for a kid-oriented show, especially since no other Digimon series had anything worse than "damn". I don't have a problem with it, it just seems weird.
Something about Savers that struck me though is the swearing. So far, I've heard crap, bastard, shit, and bitch. Quite odd for a kid-oriented show, especially since no other Digimon series had anything worse than "damn". I don't have a problem with it, it just seems weird.
Is this wretched demi-bee
Half asleep upon my knee
Some freak from a menagerie?
No! It's Eric, the half a bee
Half asleep upon my knee
Some freak from a menagerie?
No! It's Eric, the half a bee
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Bakuon!! < = schoolgirl Bikers
Haifuri < = schoolgirls crewing Warships.
Both have, of course, Fanservice in it.
This makes it hard to really recommend these to people who find that stuff squicki.
Bakuon!! < = schoolgirl Bikers
Haifuri < = schoolgirls crewing Warships.
Both have, of course, Fanservice in it.
This makes it hard to really recommend these to people who find that stuff squicki.
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Shrapnel wrote:TFwiki wrote:Soon is the name of the region in the time-domain (familiar to all marketing departments, and to the moderators and staff of Fun Publications) which sees release of all BotCon news, club exclusives, and other fan desirables. Soon is when then will become now.
Peculiar properties of spacetime ensure that the perception of the magnitude of Soon is fluid and dependent, not on an individual's time-reference, but on spatial and cultural location. A marketer generally perceives Soon as a finite, known, yet unspeakable time-interval; to a fan, the interval appears greater, and may in fact approach the infinite, becoming Never. Once the interval has passed, however, a certain time-lensing effect seems to occur, and the time-interval becomes vanishingly small. We therefore see the strange result that the same fragment of spacetime may be observed, in quick succession, as Soon, Never, and All Too Quickly.
Ever heard of Kodomo no Jikan?
It's basically "Lolicon: the manga". One virgin teacher has to learn how to deal with a rebellious young female student that provokes him at every opportunity. And her two best friends, intelligent-but-naive-girl with overdeveloped body and rich-spoiled-girl-with-dress-fetish. Except it's not hentai. Or at least not more hentai than several other mangas published out there. It's also written by a woman.
In certain ways is a parody of the lolicon genre as the teacher and his students finds themselves in various awkward situations, in other ways it's a serious complex story where part of growing up is learning to understand what others around you want and what they need and the difference.
Also gorgeous art. There's even some MILFs here and there.
However since the relationship between the teacher and young girl student(s) is basically the main focus of the story instead of a sideshow (not to mention fanservice everywhere), the first attempt to get published in english was shutdown pretty quickly and no company dared to attempt again in the recent years.
Thus the author just now got a kickstarter completed to fund an english publishing of her work.
It's basically "Lolicon: the manga". One virgin teacher has to learn how to deal with a rebellious young female student that provokes him at every opportunity. And her two best friends, intelligent-but-naive-girl with overdeveloped body and rich-spoiled-girl-with-dress-fetish. Except it's not hentai. Or at least not more hentai than several other mangas published out there. It's also written by a woman.
In certain ways is a parody of the lolicon genre as the teacher and his students finds themselves in various awkward situations, in other ways it's a serious complex story where part of growing up is learning to understand what others around you want and what they need and the difference.
Also gorgeous art. There's even some MILFs here and there.
However since the relationship between the teacher and young girl student(s) is basically the main focus of the story instead of a sideshow (not to mention fanservice everywhere), the first attempt to get published in english was shutdown pretty quickly and no company dared to attempt again in the recent years.
Thus the author just now got a kickstarter completed to fund an english publishing of her work.
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FrankTrollman wrote: Actually, our blood banking system is set up exactly the way you'd want it to be if you were a secret vampire conspiracy.
http://kissanime.to/Anime/Cat-Shit-One- ... ?id=125407
I remember reading the original manga for this series with it set in 'Nam, did not know they had rolled it ahead to the 80s and made it into an anime until recently.
Pity they never made more than the 1 episode.
I remember reading the original manga for this series with it set in 'Nam, did not know they had rolled it ahead to the 80s and made it into an anime until recently.
Pity they never made more than the 1 episode.
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So, it's basically Don't Stand So Close to Me in manga form?maglag wrote:Ever heard of Kodomo no Jikan?
It's basically "Lolicon: the manga". One virgin teacher has to learn how to deal with a rebellious young female student that provokes him at every opportunity. And her two best friends, intelligent-but-naive-girl with overdeveloped body and rich-spoiled-girl-with-dress-fetish. Except it's not hentai. Or at least not more hentai than several other mangas published out there. It's also written by a woman.
In certain ways is a parody of the lolicon genre as the teacher and his students finds themselves in various awkward situations, in other ways it's a serious complex story where part of growing up is learning to understand what others around you want and what they need and the difference.
Also gorgeous art. There's even some MILFs here and there.
However since the relationship between the teacher and young girl student(s) is basically the main focus of the story instead of a sideshow (not to mention fanservice everywhere), the first attempt to get published in english was shutdown pretty quickly and no company dared to attempt again in the recent years.
Thus the author just now got a kickstarter completed to fund an english publishing of her work.
I would've said Lolita if Humbert Humbert weren't a lying sack of shit, but yes.hyzmarca wrote:So, it's basically Don't Stand So Close to Me in manga form?maglag wrote:Ever heard of Kodomo no Jikan?
It's basically "Lolicon: the manga". One virgin teacher has to learn how to deal with a rebellious young female student that provokes him at every opportunity. And her two best friends, intelligent-but-naive-girl with overdeveloped body and rich-spoiled-girl-with-dress-fetish. Except it's not hentai. Or at least not more hentai than several other mangas published out there. It's also written by a woman.
In certain ways is a parody of the lolicon genre as the teacher and his students finds themselves in various awkward situations, in other ways it's a serious complex story where part of growing up is learning to understand what others around you want and what they need and the difference.
Also gorgeous art. There's even some MILFs here and there.
However since the relationship between the teacher and young girl student(s) is basically the main focus of the story instead of a sideshow (not to mention fanservice everywhere), the first attempt to get published in english was shutdown pretty quickly and no company dared to attempt again in the recent years.
Thus the author just now got a kickstarter completed to fund an english publishing of her work.
Speaking of which, I remember the first time they tried this, it was under the name Nymphet
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FrankTrollman wrote: Halfling women, as I'm sure you are aware, combine all the "fun" parts of pedophilia without any of the disturbing, illegal, or immoral parts.
K wrote:That being said, the usefulness of airships for society is still transporting cargo because it's an option that doesn't require a powerful wizard to show up for work on time instead of blowing the day in his harem of extraplanar sex demons/angels.
Chamomile wrote: See, it's because K's belief in leaving generation of individual monsters to GMs makes him Chaotic, whereas Frank's belief in the easier usability of monsters pre-generated by game designers makes him Lawful, and clearly these philosophies are so irreconcilable as to be best represented as fundamentally opposed metaphysical forces.
Whipstitch wrote:You're on a mad quest, dude. I'd sooner bet on Zeus getting bored and letting Sisyphus put down the fucking rock.
So it's pretentious softcore legal CP. Fucking disgusting.maglag wrote:It's also written by a woman.
In certain ways is a parody of the lolicon genre as the teacher and his students finds themselves in various awkward situations, in other ways it's a serious complex story where part of growing up is learning to understand what others around you want and what they need and the difference.
One, "written by a woman" does not automatically mean "not sexist".
Two, while it's okay for teenagers to have consensual sex with other teenagers and it's okay to write stories about teenagers having sex (consensual or not), marketing such stories specifically to adults to get off to is still gross.
Three, sexual harassment is fucked up regardless of who does it. Now, a teen who flashes (or whatever) an adult needs therapy rather than jail, but it's still harassment.
Finally, yes, people have the right to publish and get off to all sorts of gross shit. If you want to pretend you're a schoolgirl/baby/baby animal while masturbating or having sex with your adult partner, go ahead. But don't pretend it's not porn.
Lolita on the other hand is not porn. Humbert is a monster. The girl is his victim. They don't "embody independence, intelligence, and equality". If your reaction to Lolita is "I'd love to rape a teenager" or "I wish I was raped as a teenager", call a shrink.kickstarter page wrote:Watashiya is truly awesome when it comes to female character creation, as they embody independence, intelligence, and equality, regardless of age and appearance.
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Kodomo no Jikan is a school life comedy by day, and a psychological drama by night.
Porn implies sexually explicit content. But in Kodomo no Jikan no illegal teens actually bang anything, onlyStarmaker wrote:So it's pretentious softcore legal CP. Fucking disgusting.maglag wrote:It's also written by a woman.
In certain ways is a parody of the lolicon genre as the teacher and his students finds themselves in various awkward situations, in other ways it's a serious complex story where part of growing up is learning to understand what others around you want and what they need and the difference.
One, "written by a woman" does not automatically mean "not sexist".
Two, while it's okay for teenagers to have consensual sex with other teenagers and it's okay to write stories about teenagers having sex (consensual or not), marketing such stories specifically to adults to get off to is still gross.
Three, sexual harassment is fucked up regardless of who does it. Now, a teen who flashes (or whatever) an adult needs therapy rather than jail, but it's still harassment.
Finally, yes, people have the right to publish and get off to all sorts of gross shit. If you want to pretend you're a schoolgirl/baby/baby animal while masturbating or having sex with your adult partner, go ahead. But don't pretend it's not porn.
A couple of older teachers and Rin's mother with a cousin in flashbacks.
The final punchline is that Aoki and Rin both end virgins.
The final punchline is that Aoki and Rin both end virgins.
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And yes, sexual harassment is bad and it's actually one of the main topics that the manga explores-the young male teacher getting the young provocative girl to understand it is bad to go flashing around her body to try to get her way.
Plus Aoki is over 20 years old when the manga starts. And there's three older teachers of both sexes in the same school that get quite a bit of screentime, then Rin's adoptive father that also has to figure out how to deal with a growing girl. So there's plenty of valid reasons to appeal for adult readers.
Finally as for "sexist", there is a few bonus chapters where the author flips everybody's genres-and things play mostly the same, a young virgin female teacher having to deal with a provocative boy student. The story could've easily gone both ways. No genre is shown as "superior" or "inferior" to the other. Every character has their own personality and grows up over the chapters.
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