Upon your own standards, which is the last really good thing you watched? I mean, not your regular "good" thing but those that feels like an entire gamechanger, a new whole experience and those which let you with a void after it ends.
ITT: Last good anime you watched
Colton Lewis
Cooper Martin
Unironically.
Caleb Barnes
Excluding sequels? Then pic related.
Ian Evans
I watched 3 years ago, so for me it wasn't that long ago.
Jace Martin
Boku no Pico
Jace Reyes
not an anime but this was an eye opening experience
Chase Brooks
This one really surprised me. I wrote it off as 3d waifu shit when it first aired but gave it a chance recently. I knew it was something special after the first episode.
Ryan Rivera
kenja no mago
Austin Jenkins
/bread
Dylan Barnes
Jayden Lee
what is it?
Benjamin Anderson
Death parade had a great opening.
Gavin Hernandez
And also...
Jaxson Bailey
is that ergo proxy? it was interesting at the start, but after a while outside the city it felt like nothing was happening. I think i dropped it around ep 17/18
Aaron Young
>SSY
I wish we could get something like it again bois....
Caleb Mitchell
was a pretty good show but parts of it felt unnecessary or like filler. i didnt really care at all about the main casts gay relationships, but the storyline with the rat uprising was pretty cool
Oliver Powell
Andrew Evans
Pic related
It seems like i watch one good anime, and then i watch like 4 o 5 trash anime that makes me go on hiatus, it has been like that for a while.
Cameron Gonzalez
made me realize all over how much I love this series
Landon Thomas
Houseki no Kuni
Oliver Cruz
Yuru Camp
Ryder Bell
You have to dig a little deeper For me was the whole moral dilemma with society and races, those concept were the best of the series. Really human-like way to describe it during the whole series, really convincing for me at least.
Parker Hall
>those which let you with a void after it ends
Knowing we may never get another romance series as good as this is leaving a noticeable void, especially as the manga is close to finishing as well.
Elijah Jones
Nice
Adam Campbell
Chase Jackson
>shitsekai yori
>good
Jackson Peterson
Keep going, this kind of threads helps to know what to add to my radar between the shows I've missed.
Ian Nelson
Jacob Myers
The only good movie released in 2016.
Chase Walker
ZA WA ZA WA
Nicholas Walker
Ah shit, I'm going to miss them. Especially since there's nothing really to turn to when they're gone.
Isaac Jackson
After the Kyoani incident I can't even think of watching it again.
Brandon Garcia
only this, to be honest. I need to get back to watching LOGH.
James Ross
>Maquia
>Good
Brandon Sanchez
Hyouge Mono
Easton Jenkins
>there's nothing really to turn to when they're gone
Wait, there aren't any good ongoing yuri manga right now? That's a bummer.
Henry Clark
That was a good adaptation. Any comment on the live action series? Is it any good?
Luke Diaz
The movie was fun
Austin Russell
Had some pacing problems but great overall. I cried at the ending.
Also her son behaviour was confusing from what i recall. Also some minor things thats why i gave it an 8/10
Complete dogshit where all characters act like soulless insectoids, also samefaces. Did anything important ever happened in this movie anyways? Mc lost her arm i believe? Also daughter of some lady died, thats it? Felt pointless.
Colton Anderson
Christopher Reyes
Came here to post this. Haven’t found any other yuri manga that comes close
Angel Hall
>shitsekai yori
Brayden Wilson
same as you anons.
Liam Walker
I guess that would be Sword of the Stranger. It's a difficult experience to describe, but it's uplifting, satisfying, and subtly euphoric. Apart from the crisp pacing and great fight choreography, it's really the soundtrack that elevates this movie. This webm really isn't working without it. Shame you can't download the OST anywhere.
As an aside, I'm currently going through Wolf's Rain, and it is already excellent. I'm sure it will end up in my Top 10. It dragged it's feet a bit with the recap episodes, but now towards the end it's really winding up again.
Jace Baker
Just half year ago with Kemurikusa.
Ethan Evans
>Had some pacing problems but great overall. I cried at the ending.
Pacing and transitions are different things, the pacing was fine, the problem was that they didn't show a transition from one year to another, something like "5 years later" would have been better, but everything was abruptly, and i think her son behavior was normal since every teenager behaves like a retard at that age.
Owen Kelly
monogatari is aotd. didnt particularly like this arc though
Adrian Collins
Definitely Twelve Kingdoms. And the hole will pretty much never be filled by anything again, it's been 2 years already and the void is still present.
Carson Cox
Going to get shit on here for this, but Sora Yori
Henry Barnes
Kayden White
There's a chance the one guy that hates it here isn't around so you might be fine.
Evan Robinson
HxH
Brody Rodriguez
It's the first show in at least 6 years to break my top 20.
Carson Jackson
Maybe not a gamechanger, but Kanata no Astra is refreshing.
Noah Morris
nice cheeky rec thread OP
Ethan Collins
Both of these for me. Fall 2017 was amazing
Alexander Robinson
It's certainly better than most people thought it would be at the start, even more if you kept yourself safe from spoilers like me. I didn't even lurk one single thread here
Liam Edwards
Charles Turner
Wyatt Clark
Tonegawa.
Owen Campbell
One of my favorites though I don't really know why nor can I explain it.
Nathaniel Russell
>but those that feels like an entire gamechanger, a new whole experience and those which let you with a void after it ends
Thomas Phillips
Technically this one because I put it on hold and didn't finish it until few months ago. I saw Hyouge Mono a few years ago and haven't seen anything better since then.
youtube.com
One of the worst endings for a manga I had the mispleasure to read.
Jaxson Russell
Was a decent thread until neckbeards showed up.
Asher Sanchez
Holy shit hello there other person that has watched twelve kingdoms.Is the novel worth getting into?
The thread started ok and went downhill really fast.
Landon White
2017 was the year where the stars aligned and it rained gold.
Jacob Robinson
how can u like the history of 5 cucks cuked by an incel
Jaxon James
Yuru Camp and Sorayori are decent.
Anyway is really Granbelm that good?
Jayden Barnes
Yuru Camp is great but not a "gamechanger", which is the point of the thread. Yorimoi is only a big deal to emotionally unstable underagefags.
Hudson Davis
>which is the point of the thread.
Reread the OP again.
Zachary Reed
Not really, OP said "your own standards", and that instantly makes everything subjective
Daniel Perry
season 2 never
Alexander Walker
I only liked the OP song to be honest, and Aoi Yuuki saying "boogiepopu", aside from that, the series had horrible pacing issues to actually being more than "decent".
Sebastian Gray
>good
Slayers NEXT
>great
girls' last drive sprocket
Ryan Lopez
>Upon your own standards, which is the last really good thing you watched?
Symphogear is one of the only good anime this decade, I'm going to feel so fucking empty when this final season is over, nothing on the horizon looks good at all. It feels like a last hurrah of ridiculous, but sincere hotblooded 70s-90s action that almost entirely disappeared this decade.
Isaac Hill
No anime this year surpassed boogiepop at dawn arc
Also this
Henry Garcia
Right, "your own standards" for "feels like an entire gamechanger, a new whole experience and those which let you with a void after it ends". Is that really how it makes you feel?
Colton Reyes
If your own standards are horrendously low, it's not so unexpectable user.
Isaiah Thompson
I am literally watching the credits roll right now. Those fight scenes were really good.
Jack Jenkins
>Wolf's Rain
Buckle in and get ready for a ride.
Cameron Bennett
SAO GGO fell off the map. That shit was bad.
Gavin Jones
This
Justin Long
Fate/Zero, two weeks ago. Will probably be Steins Gate when I finish it. Yeah it took me almost a decade to start watching the top rated stuff people like the most for whatever reason.
Ethan Cox
She was so slutty
Joseph King
Aaron Thompson
Darling in the Franxx, but only the first few episodes
Adam Ross
The novels are god tier, far better than the anime actually, and I say this as someone who considers the adaptation my favorite anime of all time. The anime compressed and changed the first arc quite a bit, diluting a lot of its impact and character focus, as well as adding useless characters that were never needed in the first place (though I like how they used Sugimoto with Taiki). The same thing goes for the Taiki arc (which is really rushed and glossed over when it's the cornerstone os some later events). It also leaves some great story arcs like the one that narrates how Shushou (the little girl empress) came to power. And the novels simply exude an enchanting atmosphere through the amazing world and character building. All in all it's an absolutely fantastic read and some of my favorite novels of all time period.
And if you're wondering how you can read them, there's a guy who's actually a professional writer and translator who translated them for free with an outstanding translation quality far above what you usually see in japanese to english works.
eugenewoodbury.com
eugenewoodbury.blogspot.com
John Richardson
Chase Evans
If you think "neckbeard" should be used as an insult, I'd suggest you go back to wherever you belong, because clearly it isn't here.
Levi Harris
Zachary Walker
Old hags
Cameron Johnson
It was simply great. Still waiting for director's cut.
Gavin Martin
I’m probably the same. Madoka was the last a actual anime I enjoyed a lot.
Easton White
2 days ago, when I watched Koi wa Ameagari
Kayden Reyes
>No anime this year surpassed boogiepop at dawn arc
My absolute fucking nigger.
Jayden Lopez
Darker than Black a few months ago
Adrian Cooper
Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei, yesterday. I've finally gotten around to binging Yuasa shows after ages. I keep a few things I've heard are good on the backburner for whenever I get disillusioned with seasonal shit, so I figured now was finally the time, and it lived up to the hype. The spiritual sequel movie is probably also my favorite anime movie, however low a bar that is.
Charles Fisher
Fucking love Tatami Galaxy but there's better anime movies than Walk on Girl I think. Well one that Yuasa made actually, Mind Game.
Camden Campbell
I can count the anime movies I've even moderately enjoyed on one hand. I've always been of the opinion that industry standard feature length is too short for most writers to tell a good story, even ones that are otherwise talented. Walk on Girl somehow managed to surpass this limitation, so it's just at the top of my list by default even if it's merely pretty good.
Benjamin Mitchell
I wasn't ready for the feels
Jaxson Perry
Me too user, I watched it a few months ago but I just can't stop thinking about it.