I have basically learned that anime companies suck at describing shows. Though through average good verse holy crap this is painfully bad ratio in Japanese animation, probably only one of those will be good, one will be watchable but not good and the rest will be used to melt peoples minds.
I miss just having normal Japanese TV. So many bad TV shows that were so worth watching.
So we get stiff once in a while. So we have a little fun. What’s wrong with that? This is a free country, isn’t it? I can take my panda any place I want to. And if I wanna buy it a drink, that’s my business.
So we get stiff once in a while. So we have a little fun. What’s wrong with that? This is a free country, isn’t it? I can take my panda any place I want to. And if I wanna buy it a drink, that’s my business.
So we get stiff once in a while. So we have a little fun. What’s wrong with that? This is a free country, isn’t it? I can take my panda any place I want to. And if I wanna buy it a drink, that’s my business.
Sometimes I think you chaps are very divorced from reality. When you were 13 did you not date and flirt and all that? When you see two teenagers holding hands walking down the street do you not go "Ah, young love"?
Sometimes I think you chaps are very divorced from reality. When you were 13 did you not date and flirt and all that? When you see two teenagers holding hands walking down the street do you not go "Ah, young love"?
Sometimes I think you chaps are very divorced from reality. When you were 13 did you not date and flirt and all that? When you see two teenagers holding hands walking down the street do you not go "Ah, young love"?
No, also no.
Well we all know that you were raised in that isolation chamber and then forcibly ejected into society upon reaching the age of 18.
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Sometimes I think you chaps are very divorced from reality. When you were 13 did you not date and flirt and all that? When you see two teenagers holding hands walking down the street do you not go "Ah, young love"?
Yeah but I don't go oh boy I want to see those two get to third base!
Sometimes I think you chaps are very divorced from reality. When you were 13 did you not date and flirt and all that? When you see two teenagers holding hands walking down the street do you not go "Ah, young love"?
Sometimes I think you chaps are very divorced from reality. When you were 13 did you not date and flirt and all that? When you see two teenagers holding hands walking down the street do you not go "Ah, young love"?
When I was 13 I was busy not being a "mature" 16 year old highschool guy who all the 13 year old girls in my class wanted to date.
Sometimes I think you chaps are very divorced from reality. When you were 13 did you not date and flirt and all that? When you see two teenagers holding hands walking down the street do you not go "Ah, young love"?
Yeah but I don't go oh boy I want to see those two get to third base!
And, (at least in the series I haven't seen the movie) the two 13 year olds do nothing more than hold hands and maybe, at the very end, kiss, if memory serves.
This shit is getting old guys.
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Sometimes I think you chaps are very divorced from reality. When you were 13 did you not date and flirt and all that? When you see two teenagers holding hands walking down the street do you not go "Ah, young love"?
No, also no.
Well we all know that you were raised in that isolation chamber and then forcibly ejected into society upon reaching the age of 18.
Sometimes I think you chaps are very divorced from reality. When you were 13 did you not date and flirt and all that? When you see two teenagers holding hands walking down the street do you not go "Ah, young love"?
Yeah but I don't go oh boy I want to see those two get to third base!
And, (at least in the series I haven't seen the movie) the two 13 year olds do nothing more than hold hands and maybe, at the very end, kiss, if memory serves.
This shit is getting old guys.
That's why I don't bother.
Romeo and Juliet is perfectly fine, even though Juliet was 13, but OMG anime is soooo pervy because two 13yos like each other.
So we get stiff once in a while. So we have a little fun. What’s wrong with that? This is a free country, isn’t it? I can take my panda any place I want to. And if I wanna buy it a drink, that’s my business.
So we get stiff once in a while. So we have a little fun. What’s wrong with that? This is a free country, isn’t it? I can take my panda any place I want to. And if I wanna buy it a drink, that’s my business.
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Wow a whole machine dedicated to sorting out beans based on color.
It's been in my cart on Amazon for months... actually, it might be on Netflix.
Personally I though it fell off in the second half,
this is a fantastic description of how I feel about it
The mecha adventure RideBack (2009) takes place in 2025, when the sinister cabal GGP rules much of the world. Rin Ogata was a rising ballet star but sustained an injury that ended her career. She rediscovers the excitement dancing used to bring her when she begins piloting a RideBack, a robot-motorcycle hybrid. Applying the coordination and skills she learned in ballet, Rin forms a mystical bond with her machine as solid as any Gundam pilot's. She quickly surpasses the other riders at her college, even reigning champion Tamayo Kataoka. But those piloting skills get her into trouble when she and her roommate Shoko find themselves caught between the "antiterrorist" forces of the GGP and the rebels of the BMA. RideBack often feels like two series spliced together. Rin's journey to regain her confidence is an interesting and original shojo adventure--her back story provides a convincing reason for her piloting skills, unlike the usual superstacked female mecha jockeys. The BMA-led revolt against the dictatorial GGP is just a standard-issue sci-fi saga with fanatics on both sides seeking revenge. The filmmakers don't have enough time to tell either story well in just 12 episodes--the underdeveloped subplot involving collusion between the leader of the GGP in Japan and the mecha manufacturer feels tacked on. But despite its flaws RideBack has a spark of originality many recent anime titles lack. (TV 14: brief nudity, violence, violence against women, torture, alcohol use) --Charles Solomon
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Well, it's not nothing, Kagera, but it's pretty disappointing.
Where's the feces? The barnyard animals?
I swear, it's like you guys don't know how to be perverts anymore.
Sometimes I think you chaps are very divorced from reality. When you were 13 did you not date and flirt and all that? When you see two teenagers holding hands walking down the street do you not go "Ah, young love"?
It's been in my cart on Amazon for months... actually, it might be on Netflix.
Personally I though it fell off in the second half,
this is a fantastic description of how I feel about it
The mecha adventure RideBack (2009) takes place in 2025, when the sinister cabal GGP rules much of the world. Rin Ogata was a rising ballet star but sustained an injury that ended her career. She rediscovers the excitement dancing used to bring her when she begins piloting a RideBack, a robot-motorcycle hybrid. Applying the coordination and skills she learned in ballet, Rin forms a mystical bond with her machine as solid as any Gundam pilot's. She quickly surpasses the other riders at her college, even reigning champion Tamayo Kataoka. But those piloting skills get her into trouble when she and her roommate Shoko find themselves caught between the "antiterrorist" forces of the GGP and the rebels of the BMA. RideBack often feels like two series spliced together. Rin's journey to regain her confidence is an interesting and original shojo adventure--her back story provides a convincing reason for her piloting skills, unlike the usual superstacked female mecha jockeys. The BMA-led revolt against the dictatorial GGP is just a standard-issue sci-fi saga with fanatics on both sides seeking revenge. The filmmakers don't have enough time to tell either story well in just 12 episodes--the underdeveloped subplot involving collusion between the leader of the GGP in Japan and the mecha manufacturer feels tacked on. But despite its flaws RideBack has a spark of originality many recent anime titles lack. (TV 14: brief nudity, violence, violence against women, torture, alcohol use) --Charles Solomon
Hmmm.
If it's available on Netflix, I think I will watch it. I dunno about actually buying it though.
So we get stiff once in a while. So we have a little fun. What’s wrong with that? This is a free country, isn’t it? I can take my panda any place I want to. And if I wanna buy it a drink, that’s my business.
Sometimes I think you chaps are very divorced from reality. When you were 13 did you not date and flirt and all that? When you see two teenagers holding hands walking down the street do you not go "Ah, young love"?
Yeah but I don't go oh boy I want to see those two get to third base!
And, (at least in the series I haven't seen the movie) the two 13 year olds do nothing more than hold hands and maybe, at the very end, kiss, if memory serves.
This shit is getting old guys.
That's why I don't bother.
Romeo and Juliet is perfectly fine, even though Juliet was 13, but OMG anime is soooo pervy because two 13yos like each other.
I think it falls under the rule, "fans ruin everything." Even though many of shows that become popular do not oversexualize the characters the fan base does. A lot of the merchandising ends up sexualizing a lot under age characters as well to sell to such people. And there is a subset of anime which does sexualize the underage characters.
The show you are talking about isn't one of those. In fact many aren't. But between the fans and the subset that does it is pretty easy to point to Japan and go, "WTF is wrong with you?"
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I miss just having normal Japanese TV. So many bad TV shows that were so worth watching.
No
Why not?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeaA8nkiWdk
Young lovers?
This is a series about 13 year olds.
Because its like 40 fucking dollars,
Have you watched Nisemonogatari? Best/worst show I've watched this season. Not quite up to the standards set by Bakemonogatari, but still.
Hmm...
I may be convinced into loaning it to you.
Hence young lovers.
And in Shakespearean plays apparently...
I'm not judging. It's a cartoon and all the characters are drawn. I'm hitting the EJECT button on this quote tree.
No, also no.
No honestly, my anime watching has slowed down considerably in the last couple years.
Looking at season lists the last time I really watched a series was when Darker then Black and Nnemosyne were on so 2008ish
Nothing really has interested me since.
Well we all know that you were raised in that isolation chamber and then forcibly ejected into society upon reaching the age of 18.
Yeah but I don't go oh boy I want to see those two get to third base!
When I was 13 I was busy not being a "mature" 16 year old highschool guy who all the 13 year old girls in my class wanted to date.
#notbitter
And, (at least in the series I haven't seen the movie) the two 13 year olds do nothing more than hold hands and maybe, at the very end, kiss, if memory serves.
This shit is getting old guys.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Qw62A4Ig8U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5ZboZq661E
That's why I don't bother.
Romeo and Juliet is perfectly fine, even though Juliet was 13, but OMG anime is soooo pervy because two 13yos like each other.
It was actually Rideback and Maria Holic
the pele of anal
How is Rideback?
It's been in my cart on Amazon for months... actually, it might be on Netflix.
What is the safety phrase?
Personally I though it fell off in the second half,
this is a fantastic description of how I feel about it
Apples.
FLÜGGÅƎNK∂€ČHIŒβØL∫ÊN
Before I knew she was legal?
Does that makes you feel more at home nova?
is this a compliment?
"We believe in the people and their 'wisdom' as if there was some special secret entrance to knowledge that barred to anyone who had ever learned anything." - Friedrich Nietzsche
Where's the feces? The barnyard animals?
I swear, it's like you guys don't know how to be perverts anymore.
Hmmm.
If it's available on Netflix, I think I will watch it. I dunno about actually buying it though.
I think it falls under the rule, "fans ruin everything." Even though many of shows that become popular do not oversexualize the characters the fan base does. A lot of the merchandising ends up sexualizing a lot under age characters as well to sell to such people. And there is a subset of anime which does sexualize the underage characters.
The show you are talking about isn't one of those. In fact many aren't. But between the fans and the subset that does it is pretty easy to point to Japan and go, "WTF is wrong with you?"