Acca 13 was really good. Why does Yea Forums never talk about it?
AOTS at the very least
>Acca 13
It was so bad I had to think about 40 seconds to remember what in the hell is this.
Because it's a thinking man's anime
because it was shit.
I kind of hate how they ruined the amazing OP with that shitty rapping.
It was great but everything worth discussing was either revealed in the show or discussed to death here while it was airing.
1. Aside from the prequel that won't be translated, it's entirely self-contained. There'd be little to talk about unless a sequel shows Jean as a prince or the king or something equally unexpected.
2. A lot of Yea Forumsnons were disappointed at the ending, since it didn't lead to any visible change in the epilogue except for the sandniggers. We didn't even see that one girl from episode one dating or marrying the glasses guy.
3. Ultimately, the entire series is just one really long episode of Mushishi, where our main viewpoint character is there to see things happen in the world and not upset the apple cart. Individual episodes can be talked about as they air but afterwards there aren't many questions left.
4. Too much fujobait. Should've shown Mauve the night after in that penthouse.
Best looking show of 2017.
Best sounding too.
There's just something about these backgrounds. They might be my favorite Pablo work.
>Too much fujobait
After years of observation, I have reached the conclusion that the ones complaining about (most often nonexistent) fujobait vastly outnumber actual fujoshi and have a very low IQ. Thank you for your participation, you have proven to be a very useful sample.
there's not exactly a lot to talk about with ACCA other than cigarettes and toast.
Pretty much any anime with a mc that smokes is a good one
Could also talk about autism. There was enough of that.
You mean the prince and his aide?
Also the imouto and the guy who liked her.
Lotta is just a really nice girl, she's the ideal princess.
The plot was terrible and the show would have been far better without it. Just audits and cake.
>Why does Yea Forums never talk about it?
Because Yea Forums is full of retards like
So, does the MC end up with anyone (manga or anime)?
No one ends up with anyone.
>butthurt fag can't admit facts
As per usual for the fujo fanbase
Pinky dates glasses
This isn't a fujo anime.
I liked it. It was comfy. Man, the whole season it aired in was great.
I appreciate it being somewhat a breath of fresh air concept & mc wise but it's episodic content was weak with the overarching narrative not offering enough on its own to offset that until late and sort of fizzling out dissapointingly.
100% pleb filter. I watched it every week and we had threads about it as it was airing. Finale wasn't that great though but god damn it, I love bread.
I can't think of anything quite like this wholesome and comfy conspiracy thriller about having faith in the institutions, working together and trusting other people to look after yourself.
People complaining about "nothing happening" and such should stick to western dramas or something.
Fun episode.
enjoyed the series personally, only episode i didn't like much was the historical place because it just felt a little out of place, biggest + points for me were character design and art direction
watching acca felt kind of like watching a pot about to boil over and just turning down the heat so that it simmers peacefully
YOU GOTTA USE YOUR EYES TO PERCEIVE THE WIND
wtf i love hitler now
ACCA chose to fizzle out incredibly deliberately, there was never meant to be a big showdown and personally I found that choice satisfying. I do understand complaints about the overarching narrative, it would have been nice to have it condensed somehow to make it feel a little more exciting.
I love it. It's nice to have unique anime.
Oh shit how will fujo-decryers recover?
I prefered the way house of five leaves handled its characters and their motivations in regards to their heritage or lack of. It was enjoyable to watch from one episode to the next though, learning about the different regions made for a nice ride so comparisons to Mushishi seem fair in that sense.
Because it didn't have fanservice
Was a great anime though yeah
it's right here
Not that many people watch anime for food porn.
The ending fell a little flat with me, but otherwise a great show. And Yea Forums doesn't talk about good anime. Nino and his dad fangirling over Jean's family life was the best episode.
The plebs can look at the imouto then
At the end of the day Yea Forums just likes to discuss ongoing absolute shitstorms.
ACCA was nice and all but it's positively ancient by Yea Forums standards. There aren't any waifu wars or studio drama to flip tables over.
Just enjoy it for what it is and accept that it's not something that really needs to bs talkrd about.
What is there to talk about?
It aired, it was good, it ended.
The scenery in this show was top-notch.
Overall a very comfy and subdued show despite the premise. A lot of other series would have had an epic climax full of grandstanding and huge sweeping speeches, but ACCA just played it cool the entire time. I can appreciate that.
The food looked good.
I loved ACCA-13, but like others have said there really isn't much to discuss. I appreciate whoever is dumping the nice looking screencaps though
Because it was a slow paced show that didn't really come together until the end.
Also the general 'a doesn't talk about good shows etc' shit.
STAY COOL, IT'S NEVER REALLY WHAT IT SEEMS
It was gooo
Because we talked about it when it was airing and it's a self-contained story so what else is there to say about it?
One of the most relaxing shows considering the entirety of its stories and themes. It's like a political suspense thriller, without the suspense or the thrills a majority of the time. Everything was low-key enough to create an interest, but not heightened or paced quickly enough to create excitement.
Everything was pretty great, especially the art and backgrounds. Each of the regions was a visual treat, especially the costume designs that matched the region.
There is that prequel, but I'd rather much see another work from the author adapted.
What a fantastic shot. The candles reflected in the glass is a really nice touch.
All the boys were best boys.
Because unless you're literally retarded, the show simply was too predictable and therefore boring. It bet everything on its mysteries, but the staff did too good of a job foreshadowing things through visual queues which ultimately resulted in a snoozefest experience. I binge watched this show after it finished airing and by the time the palace and royal family were shown for the very first time you already knew how all of this was gonna play out. It was very light on well animated sequences, too. Nonetheless, I enjoyed myself quite a bit, loved the art direction and the OP is easily Top10 alltime for me.
Imouto a cute. Imouto voice a cute.
You are wrong.
The whole Furawau takeover/separatism business wasn't on the table until the actual mechanics behind the coup were revealed, which was around episode 10.
comfy cakes
but it's not like there is much to talk about
NO (YES)
I love Mauve.
Why was Ristorante Paradiso so fucking bad?
le smoking prettyboy
This. Would have been a solid 7/10 if they had just made it into a comfy episodic show and lost the bullshit political narrative.
le offended user, shaking literally
@186111041
>186111432
It was AOTS of course I remember the comfy, smoking, GOAT OP and sandnigger BTFO ending
Kill yourself and begone with your terminal shit taste
>short hair
>shorts
>legs
picked the FUCK up
>Gays on Yea Forums
Stop it.
Where would you choose to live Yea Forums?
I am German/Swiss, so Dowa it is.
Famasu seems the most comfy.
Land of Toast
Comfy anime.
Which Natsume Ono manga should be adapted next?
Loved the show, absolutely in my 3x3. But sadly it does not leave much room for later discussion as it was a well done adaptation with reasonable closure.
Cute imouto, would hug.
HEY
COME ON
COME ON
WATCH OUT
So what cocksucker? The ED is much better.
It was good: intriguing plot, visuals were nice, ost was good. I generally delete (erase) anime from disk but I keep some. Acca is one of them.
>Intriguing plot that unfolds piece by piece until finally reaching the point where the coup occurs
>Lol we decided not to go through with the coup, actually
It has a setting, characters, and a plot, but I feel like in the end the plot is just a vehicle to show off the characters and the setting with no gas to actually invest you into any of it. It was like, 7/10 I guess.
Because we did when it was airing.
>poo in the loos are evil
That alone makes it good.