Kino and Hermes visit the universe of the last anime you watched. What happens?
Kino and Hermes visit the universe of the last anime you watched. What happens?
Justin Kelly
Andrew White
I don't watch anime
Justin Edwards
>Stratos 4
They would be curious as to why there are so many deadly comets and meteors are headed towards earth and why high schoolers are the ones who are piloting the planes to destroy them.
Michael Hughes
>Boku no Pico
"Kino! Let's go, they're all fags." Hermes whines.
"3 days, you know the rules." Kino replies, wiping the ice cream off of Herme's seat as she waves Mokkun goodbye.
Lincoln Harris
>KF
She becomes the new Kaban
Henry Wood
>SnK
now that's some kino material
Lucas Martin
>Shimoneta
Would actually fit with Kino's Journey.
They would think what a weird country and move on.
Gabriel Martin
Somehow having a crossover between Kino and Blame! would be cool I think. Kino's not non-human enough to survive there for long though I imagine.
John Brooks
>Choukadou Girl 1/6
Would she be one of the 1/6 scale figures?
Jason Nguyen
Ethan Wilson
>Yuru Camp
Literally just another day on the road for Kino...but with more dogs and puppies.
Jack Turner
She would probably end up killing snek.
Anthony Moore
NuKino and NuHermes can see what an actual good adaptation looks like now
Nicholas Collins
Based.
Ian Morris
They stumbled upon the B.L.A.N.K.E.T secret society. What do?
Nathan Butler
The 2003 version improves a couple of stories but has its own issues still. And the 2017 version has some things I like more than the 2003 version. I wish people would stop the 2003 vs 2017 shitflinging. Go read the LN if you haven't instead of sticking to the adaptations.
Adam Adams
Kino partakes in local culture...so join them. Besides, it is a small trade off to enjoy Nadeshiko's hot pot
Joseph Parker
>liking cgi
Adrian Gonzalez
I don't like the CGI. The 2003 version made some changes though that I don't like after having read those stories in the LN. The 2003 version is better but it's annoying seeing people act like it's a perfect adaptation just because the 2017 version is worse and they haven't read the LN.
Carson Morris
Ginga Tetsudou 999. I can see that working
Connor Jackson
Well, Sigsawa did mention 999 and other Miyazaki works were his primary influences, so it works.
Carter James
>Shinoneta
Nothing
Evan Morales
>Cardcaptor Sakura
Can the universe handle this much comfy?
Evan Ross
>zeta gundam
a mecha country could be cool
did kino have a rule where she HAD to stay 3 days? wasnt it just no more than three days?
based
Jaxon Edwards
>Sarazanmai
I don't even know. Some whacky Ikuhara antics. Lots of posing. They'll probably meet and lgbt person.
Lincoln Reyes
>did kino have a rule where she HAD to stay 3 days? wasnt it just no more than three days?
In the LN (and in the 2017 anime) she leaves both before 3 days and after 3 days plenty. Usually there's a compelling reason for doing so though, especially for staying for more than 3 days.
Josiah Carter
Somehow, I'm thinking if they do run into a gay person, the interaction will end up like this
Tyler Martinez
>Bocchi
She gets prison for violating modern Japan gun law.
Bike keeps silent if he knows what's good for him.
Josiah Wilson
>Isekai quartet
I'm not actually sure? Someone probably gets shot.
Zachary Williams
>gochiusa
Probably ends up shooting tippy on how he was leading an army of rabbits to dominate people.
William Barnes
>Bible Black...
I don’t know guys...
Luis Bell
>liking boys because they look feminine
She must be in the land of contradictions.
Charles Bell
where in the world did Kino get a time machine to the future?
Parker Campbell
She'd stay in Kimetsu no Yaiba's Japan. Either she gets brutally murdered by zombie demons or has a nice quiet time at an inn.
The Taisho era was when other countries started influencing Japan right? I'd hope those xenophobic slant-eyes would know how to entertain a guest.
Cameron Jenkins
I like the 2017 anime more simply because it followed the colosseum story more accurately when Kino blew the King's brains out.