Post settings you liked, even if the series itself was so-so.
Settings you loved
Andrew Edwards
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Ryder Gomez
Matthew Phillips
World Witches series. Just wish we could get some material on the other JFWs for a change.
Kevin Garcia
>post-post apocalyptic late 1800s with Giant robots
Best show in the franchise by far
William Lewis
I like the whole school delinquent stuff.
Austin Ortiz
>Has great world building
>ends up being about romance polygons
Angel Brown
Something about that setting was so lewd. And no, it wasn't the crossdressing stuff. I don't know what was exactly, but it felt really lewd.
Matthew Watson
Literally Wasted Potential: The Anime, but I still loved the setting and the first few episodes that explored it.
Fucking Okada.
Oliver Campbell
Michael Edwards
The best thing about this show was the OP
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Robert Harris
Suisei no Gargantia. RIP season two.
Brandon Jackson
There's nothing "so-so" about Turn A, t's a fucking masterpiece.
Brandon Perry
OP said post settings you liked
Jack Brown
Was just about to post this. How did this fall so flat? Was it the direction?
Parker Wilson
It was the lack of a continuation
Oliver James
>Le Chevalier D’Eon
>so-so
Nathan Myers
Ayden James
I was disappointed because the plot was all over the place and they were going Akame ga Kill on me by continuously killing off characters I wasn't given enough time to care for.
Nathan Ortiz
Both the setting and the show. We need more low, but not dark fantasy
Benjamin Johnson
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Benjamin Russell
Megabolox, man that shit sucked but I liked the world
also Hakata tonkotsu ramens
Bentley Campbell
>Last season was 10 years ago
Thomas Morgan
Chase Long
Alexander Wright
Christopher Butler
I liked it and the show.
Dominic Martinez
Wyatt Campbell
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Jose Gray
It's a spiritual-scientific setting, and I always love those. Something deeper is implied to be part of the world as a fantasy, but everything is treated as a living organism that can be studied and understood.
Landon Cooper
Gabriel Davis
I'm still baffled by how they managed to make such a shit series out of this setting.
Eli Clark
Wasn't there an entire sect of people who made the determination ACCA beat out Maid Dragon for the F/a/vorite Show of Winter 2017?
Even if I'm misremembering, I thought we all agreed ACCA was amazing.
Lincoln Edwards
Black Clover
Camden Adams
Why. Honest question. Is just the generic medieval magical fantasy setting. What makes you like it over the other bazillon identical setting?
Charles Howard
Guilty Crown had a lot of different writers, all of which seemed to have completely different ideas for what direction the series was supposed to head towards. They should have just put Okouchi as the writer for the entire show, the few good episodes it had were written by him, and they all seemed like points from where the show could start improving.
Benjamin Gomez
>post settings you liked, even if the series itself was so-so
>even if
ACCA was AotS
Jacob Watson
You picked my interest, but I'd like to know It has a beginning and an end or its one of those shows that end unconcluded and never ever get another season?
Michael Torres
Elijah Myers
It had an ending, and it was very in line with the rest of the show thematically.
Ryder Butler
Train setting felt fantastic. Very interesting and gripping for a 13 episode series.
Carson Martinez
Toriko early on. I really loved how it was a world were people were honest about their love for something, how there was a food so delicious it ended a world war, and how gourmet cells were just something that a jellyfish evolved. Then it shits all over that because loltwists.
Charles Barnes
based as fuck. was so hyped for the concept but felt like i was watching a japanese educational video. killing me
Matthew Gutierrez
Fuck yeah that shit is the best! i really hope there is a comeback for Delinquent manga or even Anime if done right and have delinquent dudes kicking the absolute shit outta each other with their hands and feets no magic no nothing
Dominic Roberts
Season 2 confirmed in case someone missed it
Ian Collins
The entire rank system with regions attached to them (picrelated), and the way your rank directly affects your raw magic throughput.
Also the magic conventions - magic users have a tight mana pool, usually 1 magic school per user with actual rare exceptions, and some form of forsaken magic.
Also supposedly a war that is going on between the kingdoms, but it didn't get that much coverage unfortunately.
Joshua Collins
Medieval fantasy, ESPECIALLY if the main characters are on a journey. Sadly there's so little of it, or it's fucking isekai.
Jace Gomez
Le chavalier D´Eon was fucking great. It´s never EVER talked here.
Another great show of taste... 2 on the same thread. It´s kind of scary though not as scary as the rail tracer
Nicholas Flores
It's really strange how the feeling of adventuring in a mysterious, dangerous and beautiful world is not something you encounter very often. It used to be the staple of fantasy fiction.
Aiden Jackson
Agreed about Rage of Bahamut. The first several episodes where they focused on characters traveling around were the best. But no, they just had to force the whole tired save-the-world-from-an-ancient-evil plot
Angel Nelson
>Le chavalier D´Eon was fucking great. It´s never EVER talked here.
That's because it's not great and filled with horrible garbage tier writing and character development. Tow Ubukata is a literal retard who tried to write about a time period he understood almost nothing about, the research into what was ACTUALLY happening at the time D'Eon takes place is so surface level it hurts.
Eli Roberts
I thought i was the only one who watched this disappointing anime, good to know others thought it was shit as well.
Juan Butler
AOT Walls. Post-Basement is an even better setting.
Connor Scott
that's because it's difficult to write a world people can get interested in, OR, the story finishes and it turns out the world was grossly underdeveloped or wasn't as interesting as you thought it once could be.
Give Made in Abyss some years to finish up and come back to it, there's a great chance you'' find that once it's finished *if that ever happens* that it's probably not quite as interesting as you'd hope.
Connor Cruz
Trying to take itself seriously.
I wanted a Sand Whale SoL with a bit of mystery teased throughout.
Aiden Hill
ya rail tracer was definitely the strangest character of the series. Pretty great tho and the setting and music contributed to that a lot.
Luke Robinson
Once the curtain's pulled back, you inherently strip away the mystery. Like orgasm, really, the tease leads to the truth, but the removal of the tease leaves one feeling a little dead.
Asher Thomas
Disappointed this wasn't a Chevalier D'eon thread. Someone should make one.
Anthony Davis
Too much filler to be truly enjoyable, but European setting was super comfy.
Carter Walker
The Nasuverse as a setting is pretty good but goddamnit I'm tired of the fucking servants and shitty grail wars
Brayden Morgan
same
Hunter Taylor
Same. It was such a refreshing (and fucking cool) setting for an anime that it kept me watching even when the plot was struggling.
Anthony Thompson
Setting this story 3000 years in the future with spaceships, aliens, and battle mechs was probably the only way to make an adaptation that wouldn't instantly be forgotten like the dozens preceding it
Sebastian Morales
and dat art style
Jaxon Ross
David Cooper
If only the characters weren't complete potatoes the show would've been amazing
Samuel Butler
Peak Gonzo and I love Haydee
Jeremiah Taylor