General Anime Thread
Random-Rambling 
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@Holofan4life
Most “waifu wars” are firmly tongue-in-cheek, funny mock outrage, kinda like how Ghostfacekiller would go on his occasional rants about how he would invade and conquer the world in the name of the glorious Loli Empire.
Most “waifu wars” are firmly tongue-in-cheek, funny mock outrage, kinda like how Ghostfacekiller would go on his occasional rants about how he would invade and conquer the world in the name of the glorious Loli Empire.
Random-Rambling
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@Holofan4life
It’s pretty tricky to tell apart the people who want to see how far they can push a joke from the people who really are that crazy.
It’s pretty tricky to tell apart the people who want to see how far they can push a joke from the people who really are that crazy.
Viscera 
Umu
@trashboat
They’ve aired quite a lot in Germany, so I’ve seen a few. Only ones I really remember are Heidi (which is probably the most popular one here, the German opening song is very well-known and often parodied) and Anne of Green Gables.
I’ve actually started watching the latter again (but in Japanese with English subs) in December, but it’s currently on ice. I guess I could use it for the MAL challenge (which is largely the reason I haven’t watched any more), but with what I’m already watching, I don’t think I should take another 40+ episode series.
Considering how many WMT series aired here and the rest of Europe, I find it odd that it has little to no presence in America. You’d think Anne of Green Gables would at least be aired in Canada, but as far as I know, that hasn’t been the case.
They’ve aired quite a lot in Germany, so I’ve seen a few. Only ones I really remember are Heidi (which is probably the most popular one here, the German opening song is very well-known and often parodied) and Anne of Green Gables.
I’ve actually started watching the latter again (but in Japanese with English subs) in December, but it’s currently on ice. I guess I could use it for the MAL challenge (which is largely the reason I haven’t watched any more), but with what I’m already watching, I don’t think I should take another 40+ episode series.
Considering how many WMT series aired here and the rest of Europe, I find it odd that it has little to no presence in America. You’d think Anne of Green Gables would at least be aired in Canada, but as far as I know, that hasn’t been the case.
ToskiHero 
Tiro Finale
@Whatevs
I am watching EVA tho
But I also wanna watch moar Re:Creators, but can’t since there’s no new episode out yet :I
@MoogSourceVermona
lame
I am watching EVA tho
But I also wanna watch moar Re:Creators, but can’t since there’s no new episode out yet :I
@MoogSourceVermona
lame
Virgil Stormblade
AT-STS! AT-STS! AT-STS!
@MoogSourceVermona
The premise is actually pretty cool though. First off, it’s what if anime characters become real and judging by the first 2 episodes, they’re gonna play around with the characters’ differing ideologies. Like, since the magical girl character is from a much more idealistic show, she’s unaware of the damage she could cause and is even surprised her opponent coughs up blood while the other character she was fighting with has more grounded thoughts. And besides, it’s written by the writer of Black Lagoon.
The premise is actually pretty cool though. First off, it’s what if anime characters become real and judging by the first 2 episodes, they’re gonna play around with the characters’ differing ideologies. Like, since the magical girl character is from a much more idealistic show, she’s unaware of the damage she could cause and is even surprised her opponent coughs up blood while the other character she was fighting with has more grounded thoughts. And besides, it’s written by the writer of Black Lagoon.
Lord WyrmSpawN 
Lingering Wyvern
Hey, I’m back here again.
I have to say, I’m really liking Kill La Kill.
I might even watch it again in English afterwards.
I have to say, I’m really liking Kill La Kill.
I might even watch it again in English afterwards.
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