If that's what you think about Gundam 0079, you should watch The Origin. I'm on ep4 out of six and it's been pretty short on action as a whole.

EDIT: Or, hell, Iron Blooded Orphans. It's a departure from the Gundam series, as it doesn't take place in the same continuity (unlike every other Gundam series/OVA/movie released since '79).

would you read a mango

i would read devilman

i've also read the majora's mask manga, which was p cool for what it was

Quote from: Verbatim on February 02, 2018, 11:54:14 PM

Quote from: oss on February 02, 2018, 11:41:19 PM

would you read a mango

i would read devilman

i've also read the majora's mask manga, which was p cool for what it was

Read the 2002 Metroid mango

TBH its not that good, just interesting for lore

Quote from: oss on February 02, 2018, 11:41:19 PM

would you read a mango

i would read devilman

i've also read the majora's mask manga, which was p cool for what it was

wink WINK

Quote from: Verbatim on February 02, 2018, 11:54:14 PM

Quote from: oss on February 02, 2018, 11:41:19 PM

would you read a mango

i would read devilman

i've also read the majora's mask manga, which was p cool for what it was

wink WINK

any reason i should read this in particular?

i have the anime on the watch list

Quote from: oss on February 03, 2018, 12:36:06 AM

Quote from: Verbatim on February 02, 2018, 11:54:14 PM

Quote from: oss on February 02, 2018, 11:41:19 PM

would you read a mango

i would read devilman

i've also read the majora's mask manga, which was p cool for what it was

wink WINK

any reason i should read this in particular?

i have the anime on the watch list

Im going to make a Dark Souls comparison bear with me

Its like Dark Souls in that Killy, the main guy is on an adventure for something in a megastructure spanning the solar system. Its an easy read because theres little talking and the ''story'' is minimal. Youll mostly be looking at incredibly well drawn environments and creatures. The anime is based on a later chapter in the manga.
Its dark as fuck and the definition of cyberpunk

Blame was really meh

The "unique" anatomy was enough to keep going tbh

If that's what you think about Gundam 0079, you should watch The Origin. I'm on ep4 out of six and it's been pretty short on action as a whole.

EDIT: Or, hell, Iron Blooded Orphans. It's a departure from the Gundam series, as it doesn't take place in the same continuity (unlike every other Gundam series/OVA/movie released since '79).

08th MS team is best Gundam

Quote from: Dietrich Six on February 02, 2018, 03:58:22 PM

If you don't bump outlaw star up on your list I'm afraid we can't be friends anymore.

wasn't even on it because i haven't heard of it before

what is it

late 90's science fantasy space adventure series made by the same production company as gundam and cowboy bebop. i know for a fact that you wouldn't like it

Quote from: Verbatim on February 02, 2018, 09:22:45 PM

Quote from: Dietrich Six on February 02, 2018, 03:58:22 PM

If you don't bump outlaw star up on your list I'm afraid we can't be friends anymore.

wasn't even on it because i haven't heard of it before

what is it

late 90's science fantasy space adventure series made by the same production company as gundam and cowboy bebop. i know for a fact that you wouldn't like it

But he's a space cowboy who hates space

Memories (Various directors, Madhouse, 1995) This one's pretty interesting: an anthology of three different short films, all written and directed by different people, but intended to form a cohesive piece. The first story is called Magnetic Rose and was written by Satoshi Kon of Perfect Blue fame. This is definitely the best of the three stories, and I'd actually be inclined to give it a 7/10 if it weren't so bogged down by the other two lackluster stories, Stink Bomb and Cannon Fodder (very, very appropriate titles). While all three of them have some beautiful illustrations and animation, only Magnetic Rose managed to captivate me all the way through with its story. The creepy sci-fi setting coupled with the deeply troubling themes of how our memories can be seen as both real and imaginary at the same time make this an easy favorite, whereas the others just weren't nearly as thought-provoking. It's a bit of a shame, too; this may have had the potential to become one of my favorites. I'll put it on the rewatch list, though. 4/10

Crayon Shin-chan (Shin-Ei Animation, 1992, ten episodes) For what it IS, this show is honestly pretty great, but for only one reason: the Funimation dub. I remember watching episodes of this when it was airing on Adult Swim, and I didn't even realize it was an anime at the time, let alone a mockery of one. What was originally a child-oriented comedy show in Japan was reworked into a more adult-oriented one with lots of blatant Americanization. Apparently, they even reordered some of the episodes and rewrote certain plots, the result of which is a totally incomprehensible yet extremely entertaining mess. That said, I don't give a fuck about the original show at all, and I certainly wouldn't watch 1000 episodes of it (especially knowing it's not going to be nearly as funny), hence the rating. The dub is merely proof that the West does literally everything better. 6/10

Ranma ½ (Studio Deen, 1989, six episodes) It has a cute premise, I'll give it that. But every single episode after the first is just an unbearable cringe-fest, and I kinda fucking hated every second of it. Granted, it's not the kind of subject matter I expect Japan to handle very maturely or with any degree of taste, but it's still pretty offensive, and I'm told by some trustworthy folks that it only gets worse. I think I've had enough. 1/10

DNA² (Madhouse, 1994, completed) For whatever reason, I decided to watch both this and the 1995 OVA in their entirety, given how short they both were, but I totally regret doing so. While the premise is somewhat relevant to my interests, it may have had a little bit more potential if it wasn't just another schlocky shonen romp. Quite frustrating to watch, and the ending was not only fucking retarded, but borderline insulting. Avoid. 3/10

Shin Megami Tensei: Tokyo Revelation (J.C. Staff, 1995, completed) There's a reason why Megami Tensei is one of the most inaccessible franchises of all time, and OVAs like this are not exactly helping with that. Not that it's even trying, but still. This is shit. 2/10

Saber Marionette R (Zero-G Room, 1995, completed) I don't even fucking understand this trash. 2/10

Elementalors (Katsuhito Akiyama, AIC, 1995) 4/10

Princess Minerva (Group TAC, 1995, completed) 1/10

Sailor Victory (Unknown studio, 1995, completed) 2/10

Megami Tengoku (Unknown studio, 1995, completed) 1/10

Do you skip recap episodes?

i don't usually make it far enough to see any, but they're not something i generally look out for anyway

i suppose if i knew that the next episode was just going to be a recap, i would probably skip it i guess

why

WTF is this and why can't I stop laughing?

So mahoutsukai no yome is beauty and the beast but better