Acarnia Familia is a bit good :I  

Posted by MisaChan

Acarnia Familia is a bit good :I

is that one that's based on a Italian mob family where they each have a special power, and use it the help the town and ****?

if so, it was really average.  

Posted by GlazeyB

We won't see it for 2 years if it follows S1 to S2, that's if they animate the Underworld Arc instead of rebooting.


I'm still pissed how the ending to Akame ga Kill is turning out.

Golden Time is amazing. Only problem is that side characters become irrelevant.

Ugh that's disappointing, Oka chinami was one of my favorite characters.  

Posted by Skill

Ugh that's disappointing, Oka chinami was one of my favorite characters.

Oh, you're going to be more pissed when they build her up and do absolutely **** all with her.  

Posted by GlazeyB

We won't see it for 2 years if it follows S1 to S2, that's if they animate the Underworld Arc instead of rebooting.


I'm still pissed how the ending to Akame ga Kill is turning out.

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I guess thats true.... Underworld Arc would at least be a whole season.

Also, yea they skipped like 20 of the manga's sorta pisses me off.  

2 episodes of Parasyte in one day woop  

How can I be satisfied with two episodes if they keep killing me with those damn cliffhangers?  

someone give me a romance focused show with major ups and downs which give you the huge feels and no dated **** with art that looks like it was ripped from dragon ball z

something like "Suki"-tte ii na yo  

Posted by Talon

someone give me a romance focused show with major ups and downs which give you the huge feels and no dated **** with art that looks like it was ripped from dragon ball z

something like "Suki"-tte ii na yo

White Album 2, don't watch the train wreck that was White Album. White Album two basically holds almost no connection to the first one besides the fact that they revolve around the song White Album. Highly underrated due to the first series.

Also Ef-Tales of Memories was good, somewhat confusing the first two episodes since they constantly switch between two stories going on at the same timeline.

5 Centimeters per Second, perfect example of realism in romance that can be found no where else. Slow yet heartbreaking series that is a must for all romance fans.  

I'm on episode 14 of Welcome to the NHK and I have to say it's a lot better then what I was expecting. I rewatched it up until episode 4 again, but this time with my sister and it felt more enjoyable than when I watched it alone.  

Posted by Keeluah

White Album 2, don't watch the train wreck that was White Album. White Album two basically holds almost no connection to the first one besides the fact that they revolve around the song White Album. Highly underrated due to the first series.

Also Ef-Tales of Memories was good, somewhat confusing the first two episodes since they constantly switch between two stories going on at the same timeline.

5 Centimeters per Second, perfect example of realism in romance that can be found no where else. Slow yet heartbreaking series that is a must for all romance fans.

http://myanimelist.net/anime/1689/Byousoku_5_Centimeter

this?  

Yeah. Another good thing about the movie that most romance series fails to do, is that the movie doesn't spoon feed you, as in tell you about everything that is going on and forces you to think a specific way. This series lets the actions do the talking with tons of symbolism, allowing you to interpertate everything on your own. The romance is never told, but you can feel it sort of thing.  

Posted by Talon

someone give me a romance focused show with major ups and downs which give you the huge feels and no dated **** with art that looks like it was ripped from dragon ball z

something like "Suki"-tte ii na yo

My personal favorites:

Toradora: Lots of feels.

Clannad:
Starts off a bit silly but as you go further it gets more dramatic.

Golden Time: I'm not done with it yet. Initially feels a bit cliche and annoying, but it eventually gets a rather dramatic plot.


It feels quite relevant to anyone living the college life though. Mature themes, characters are living quite the exciting life. MC is a lot more extroverted than in most anime, so if you're an extrovert, you may relate more.

Posted by Tyler

I'm on episode 14 of Welcome to the NHK and I have to say it's a lot better then what I was expecting. I rewatched it up until episode 4 again, but this time with my sister and it felt more enjoyable than when I watched it alone.

Does your sister like Welcome to the NHK? How old is she? It seems like a niche kind of anime that would appeal to an introverted male.

Im finished episode 10 of welcome to the NHK. It's comedy value seems to slow down as the series goes on, jokes get more cliche. It begins to focus on the story, which saddens me because it always seemed mediocore, and the comedy value is what made the show good.  

God danm it was that psycho pass episode amazing  

Holy **** balls. Akira isn't putting up with Uliths **** anymore.