I have very little exposure to Tenchi. For years I only knew it from the occasional clip in an AMV or something, and for the longest time I was actually under the impression that the cat/rabbit thing was called Tenchi instead of the plain-looking guy. The cat/rabbit thing certainly made it into videos more often.
The only Tenchi I've seen is Ai Tenchi Muyo!. Primarily because Suzuhito Yasuda did the character design. No recollection whether or not it was any good or what it was even about.
I'm trying to think of exceptions to that where there's an actual poly ending and... maybe Tenchi? I can't keep straight all the different iterations of the Tenchi plot and I don't remember them very well but does he usually end up with just one girl at the end?
At the end of Macross Frontier, our hero, the Valkyrie fighter pilot Alto NEEDS to make a clear decision between his two love interests. The up and coming pop singer Ranka and the established superstar pop singer (he has a type, clearly) Sheryl. He says to them (paraphrased), "I realized something in the final battle. Both of you... are my wings!"
So yeah, he just straight up attempts the Mass Effect 1 "... well do I have to choose?" and gets away with it. I think this might develop further in the movies? I never watched em.
Is there like a tenchi timeline or watch order or something. I saw what ever was on toonami and also I pirated magical girl Sammy in like 2000 on fuckin kazaa
Tenchi muyo has 3 ova afiak. Theres a ton of manga too
GXP happens after them
Geminar war happens last
Theres light novels for all 3 but none are translated
Universe,Pretty sammy, and Tokyo are their own thing
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Is Hunter X Hunter even done? Or is it another series that'll never be completed?
Oh the manga is never going to be finished but the anime ending works very well as a jumping off point. Barring a couple subplots, it's very good at giving closure.
Is Hunter X Hunter even done? Or is it another series that'll never be completed?
From what I understand, the author has some chronic health problems that mean that it keeps going in and out of hiatus. Hence the nickname "Hiatus X Hiatus".
I'd put it in the same rough category as Berserk, I guess.
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Is Hunter X Hunter even done? Or is it another series that'll never be completed?
From what I understand, the author has some chronic health problems that mean that it keeps going in and out of hiatus. Hence the nickname "Hiatus X Hiatus".
I'd put it in the same rough category as Berserk, I guess.
Finished Made in Abyss. The comic version has some creepy pedo bullshit or something, doesn't it? If I want more, is it worth reading the comic or should I just wait for the movies to be translated?
I'm trying to think of exceptions to that where there's an actual poly ending and... maybe Tenchi? I can't keep straight all the different iterations of the Tenchi plot and I don't remember them very well but does he usually end up with just one girl at the end?
At the end of Macross Frontier, our hero, the Valkyrie fighter pilot Alto NEEDS to make a clear decision between his two love interests. The up and coming pop singer Ranka and the established superstar pop singer (he has a type, clearly) Sheryl. He says to them (paraphrased), "I realized something in the final battle. Both of you... are my wings!"
So yeah, he just straight up attempts the Mass Effect 1 "... well do I have to choose?" and gets away with it. I think this might develop further in the movies? I never watched em.
Movies are a different continuity because macross really only cares about canon in the loosest sense.
A lot of the relationships are different in the MacF movies, but there's a definite choice made at the end.
I have never heard of kakegurui and I'm 91% of the posters in here
Kakegurui is a gambling manga which has the stakes of the gambling get way too high way too early in the series so it never has any tension, and all of the cast is completely insane, and get off on fucking other people over in a literal sense. It's entirely about trying to figure how everyone is cheating, rather than the gambling itself.
I was going to post the OP but there's an obnoxiously blatant underwear shot in the first 10 seconds or so, which is ALSO on-theme for that series.
I have never heard of kakegurui and I'm 91% of the posters in here
Kakegurui is a gambling manga which has the stakes of the gambling get way too high way too early in the series so it never has any tension, and all of the cast is completely insane, and get off on fucking other people over in a literal sense. It's entirely about trying to figure how everyone is cheating, rather than the gambling itself.
I was going to post the OP but there's an obnoxiously blatant underwear shot in the first 10 seconds or so, which is ALSO on-theme for that series.
It's Gamble Fish but turned so far up even Abadani would think it's a little much. And it's not like that one shied away from the insanity either, but its protagonist at least had a strategy as opposed to being absolutely bugfuck crazy
I don't think it's kosher to link to scanlation sites on the PA forums, so I'll just say:
"there are many ways to be gay" by Mieri Hiranishi
@Kana since gender studies across cultures are a big deal for you, I'm really curious about the adoption of gender stereotypes within queer communities in geographically separated cultures that have big differences in cultural/legal/social history. For instance, this manga discusses the butch/femme stereotype and relationship preferences within the context of the Japanese LGBT community of the mangaka's experience, and that's a shared experience for people in the Western world. However, one forum poster points out that in the USA, there was a practical reason for these stereotypes decades ago as a result of the social environment during that time, which I don't imagine was identical in Japan. Some of the forum posters read it as "why do queer communities adopt heteronormative stereotypes?", which is also something I wondered about because I am not informed about the cultural history that surrounded these groups. What does drive the prevalence of these seemingly heteronormative roles in LGBT communities in the things you've studied? Is it just because of the social permeation of those roles (after all, the people were raised and grew up around them)?
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I have never heard of kakegurui and I'm 91% of the posters in here
Kakegurui is a gambling manga which has the stakes of the gambling get way too high way too early in the series so it never has any tension, and all of the cast is completely insane, and get off on fucking other people over in a literal sense. It's entirely about trying to figure how everyone is cheating, rather than the gambling itself.
I was going to post the OP but there's an obnoxiously blatant underwear shot in the first 10 seconds or so, which is ALSO on-theme for that series.
The season 1 OP absolutely rips, so I encourage people to check it out on Spotify or whatever (Deal with the devil - Tia).
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At the end of Macross Frontier, our hero, the Valkyrie fighter pilot Alto NEEDS to make a clear decision between his two love interests. The up and coming pop singer Ranka and the established superstar pop singer (he has a type, clearly) Sheryl. He says to them (paraphrased), "I realized something in the final battle. Both of you... are my wings!"
So yeah, he just straight up attempts the Mass Effect 1 "... well do I have to choose?" and gets away with it. I think this might develop further in the movies? I never watched em.
Tenchi muyo has 3 ova afiak. Theres a ton of manga too
GXP happens after them
Geminar war happens last
Theres light novels for all 3 but none are translated
Universe,Pretty sammy, and Tokyo are their own thing
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i just wish the character models were about 1000x grimier, tho
Oh yeah Zinv is the mech in GXP and Sena is the reincarnation of the hero of that series
It takes place like billions of years before though so it doesn't really affect canon
Oh the manga is never going to be finished but the anime ending works very well as a jumping off point. Barring a couple subplots, it's very good at giving closure.
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Hiatus~san has very serious health issues and will sadly likely never finish
From what I understand, the author has some chronic health problems that mean that it keeps going in and out of hiatus. Hence the nickname "Hiatus X Hiatus".
I'd put it in the same rough category as Berserk, I guess.
Togashi's backup plan seems to be his wife Naoko Takeuchi (of Sailor moon fame) but she's like 50 already and pretty much retired?
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Well, that's a good ED, at least.
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10/10, extremely great expressions and animation
Maybe that isn't specific enough.
I remember it actual being kind of tame in reality though, kinda like a reverse Made in Abyss
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Movies are a different continuity because macross really only cares about canon in the loosest sense.
A lot of the relationships are different in the MacF movies, but there's a definite choice made at the end.
Kakegurui is a gambling manga which has the stakes of the gambling get way too high way too early in the series so it never has any tension, and all of the cast is completely insane, and get off on fucking other people over in a literal sense. It's entirely about trying to figure how everyone is cheating, rather than the gambling itself.
I was going to post the OP but there's an obnoxiously blatant underwear shot in the first 10 seconds or so, which is ALSO on-theme for that series.
Never seen this before myself but I like to listen to this guy talk about anime
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It's Gamble Fish but turned so far up even Abadani would think it's a little much. And it's not like that one shied away from the insanity either, but its protagonist at least had a strategy as opposed to being absolutely bugfuck crazy
"there are many ways to be gay" by Mieri Hiranishi
@Kana since gender studies across cultures are a big deal for you, I'm really curious about the adoption of gender stereotypes within queer communities in geographically separated cultures that have big differences in cultural/legal/social history. For instance, this manga discusses the butch/femme stereotype and relationship preferences within the context of the Japanese LGBT community of the mangaka's experience, and that's a shared experience for people in the Western world. However, one forum poster points out that in the USA, there was a practical reason for these stereotypes decades ago as a result of the social environment during that time, which I don't imagine was identical in Japan. Some of the forum posters read it as "why do queer communities adopt heteronormative stereotypes?", which is also something I wondered about because I am not informed about the cultural history that surrounded these groups. What does drive the prevalence of these seemingly heteronormative roles in LGBT communities in the things you've studied? Is it just because of the social permeation of those roles (after all, the people were raised and grew up around them)?
The season 1 OP absolutely rips, so I encourage people to check it out on Spotify or whatever (Deal with the devil - Tia).
Also Ging is the fucking worst
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