Anime/Manga@Heyuri

I really luv finding a good long manga, it's simple teh best! I decided to pick up Yotsuba after years! I haev like 4-5 volumes to read!

>>1293
I love Devilman. It's one of his earliest serious manga (he did Maou Dante before), so it's a bit odd here and there, but it's good.
You absolutely need to read Devilman Lady though. Similar premise, but instead of pushing the envelope with what was allowed in the 70s (so it's pretty tame no), Lady is hardcore by late 90s standards. The art is better by a lot too. I think the pacing is a bit rough in spots but it is gripping enough to get you through.

you know what's the worst thing about being someone who missed out and decides to read good old classics? grabbing a good manga and finding out that the author died a few years back
i would've loved to send a fan letter to kentaro miura, he's become my role model ever since i read berserk :(
that said i have read berserk, yotsuba&, one punch man, rozen maiden (haven't finished it yet though, i'm not sure if rozen maiden 0 is supposed to be read after or before the "main" manga) and currently reading spy x family, i will read cardcaptor sakura whenever i am feel like it

>>1297
>i would've loved to send a fan letter to kentaro miura, he's become my role model ever since i read berserk :(
reading the Yu-Gi-Oh manga did that to me
I only started reading it because Takahashi died and goddamn. The very start is a bit rough, but once it gets into gear (pretty much once it starts having multi-chapter arcs), it's so much fun. It's very easy to see why it blew up so big, even before Duelist Kingdom starts.
the sheer hyper-pettiness of Death-T (the THEMEPARK OF DEATH) remains infinitely hilarious

this manga about black magic and evil spirits and life-or-death gambling games is also aggressively about the importance of good friends, good sportsmanship, and having fun

Takahashi died doing an ocean rescue dive -- if he had to go, at least it wasn't overwork like so many mangaka, but it's crazy to think about.
Nothing but respect. ∠(,ﾟ─ﾟ,)┐ Genuinely someone to look up to.


...as an aside, I should see about getting a letter to Go Nagai before I can't. He's 78.

>>1298
do it while you still can!

>>77
>but i forgot most of teh story
that's fair enough considering its slow-pacedness

>>76
I watched Monster twice, which is rare for me to do for a show that long. I think it's because you have to appreciate how tight the show is. There's absolutely no filler, even at 74 episodes. The episode with picrel was my favorite one, and not just because it has a loli.

That said, it's definitely gritty over stylish and perhaps not as much of a "noir." More like some post-1960s European Neo-noir if anything. But it is interesting for the same reason as some of these others in seeing a Japanese take on an extremely European setting with often extremely European themes.

>>134
love Monster. it's a top 3 for me. been trying to get a lot of normalfags i know to watch it and i never recommend anime to normalfags. i think they would like it if they ever give it a chance. favorite character is the spy who grew up in an orphanage.

Naoki Urasawa has a manga that seems pretty lolicious, i yet not to read it - but main mc is a loli! One volume!

https://myanimelist.net/manga/110313/Mujirushi/pics

Darker than black season 1 has a really nice noir energy i like

first adaptation seemed darker to me. it's kinda like terra formars season 1 vs season 2. i dont hate season 2 but it lost a lot of grittiness and adds out of place stuff like uwu emoticons.

i just lost all of what i had just written ヽ(´Д`)ノ ah well. i will try and retype the gist of what i had.

fma over fmab by far. it's been a while since i've seen fmab, but i've been meaning to do a rewatch of both of them so i can more properly convey my opinion of why i think this way instead of being so vague or making a fool of myself by misremembering things. i've started my rewatch on fma, so my view of it is a bit more clear (plus i've watched it more than fmab, which i've only seen once years ago and am going off what i remember feeling back then).

fma handles heavy subjects with a lot more tact and depth than fmab does. it feels like fmab throws out going more into heavy subjects in favor of comedic relief or poorly done character writing. speaking of character writing, i'm really not a big fan of the character writing in fmab. the balance between characters and worldbuilding and how both of those things can influence each other is not done very well in fmab from what i remember. the characters take the focus, and there is not a lot of depth to them in the same way there is in fma. but in fma, there is a lot of care put into the world and side and background characters that really makes it feel alive. the world did not feel very alive in fmab. it felt very focused on one singular aspect of story rather than tying all these characters' worlds together in a meaningful way. what i mean by that is that the main focus was, once the homonculi were introduced, trying to defeat them. the homonculi were an obstacle in the way in fma, but they did not overshadow the other things that were happening and that had happened in the world. fmab felt very streamlined, is perhaps a better way to put it.

and, in regards to the comedic relief, fma does it wonderfully. it has a good balance between knowing when to take itself seriously so that a moment feels more impactful and the gravity of a situation (or at least timing the humor or doing it in such a way that it doesn't take away the impact or gravity of a situation) and still having some comedic moments throughout. fmab does this not so well. not so well at all. there were moments i couldn't take seriously, particularly scenes with envy and greed off the top of my head, that had no impact or gravity at all because of poorly timed comedic relief or just treating the situation and characters so lightheartedly that they don't actually feel like they're a threat at all. which isn't inherently a problem, except they were supposed to feel like a threat in fmab.

the emotions in fma feel so much more raw and powerful too. in fmab, some moments aren't that bad in that regard, but for others they feel cheap and forced.

roy is an absolutely incredible character in fma, one of my favorite characters from anything, but in fmab his entire character just gets fucked after hughes dies. from the get-go he wasn't as good as the fma roy, but still passable. after hughes dies, he becomes hellbent on revenge and most of the rest of his character is pushed to the side for the rest of the show. a lot of the characters felt like their characterization was honed in on only a few character aspects rather than fleshing them out. there was some character development, but that doesn't negate my prior statement. i don't remember the characters feeling very deep at all in fmab.

and the final thing, although i could talk way more extensively about this, is that the pacing in the last season of fmab gets fucked. not only the pacing, but the writing too. it feels more like a "mainstream" anime for lack of a better term, more than it had in the episodes prior. even more things that had been established or mentioned prior got shoved to the side in favor of putting all the focus on the big bad and his minions. which, now that i think about it, again isn't inherently a bad thing. but the way that the big bad and his minions are written, i don't know, there's something about it that i really don't like. it's lame.

also fma had way better music.

perhaps this is my bias, because i did watch fma first back when it was airing on adult swim so it has a special place in my heart. but i like to try and give things credit where credit is due. i didn't see the point in watching fmab since i had already seen the first one and thought it was so good that there's no way they could do it better, so i went in having no expectations for it which usually helps me form a clearer opinion in my experience. i only ended up watching it because i watched with the friends who had kept hounding me to watch it raving about how good it was. one of them had also grown up with the original fma and liked fmab more, so that helped to sell me a little bit on watching it. i definitely don't hate fmab, but again, not a favorite of mine by any means. there were bits and pieces of it i do remember enjoying, can't remember particularly what though.

>>128
>also fma had way better music.
true! https://up.heyuri.net/msrc/m099.mp3

I think Brotherhood is better cus it feels better

>>1263
now it looks like that pussy has a pussy...

I'm not sure, but I think it's just a Sailor Moon reference

>>1276
sailor moon's from the 90s

I didn't realize OP pic (totoro?) is older

>>1283
yeah not totoro

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kite_(1998_film)?useskin=vector
I was thinking something was off with the ending, turns out the one who killed Oburi wasn't Sawa

Looking through his roles on MAL made me realize Umetsu-sama's style is distinct. He worked on Bleach too apparently

I really liek it
https://exhentai.org/g/40883/a8bdc1c867/

I would maek a /c/ thread but seems everything from him is already on sad panda

he has werkd on a lot of other short OVA anime too, check them out if u like too

I don't want her to eject it. I'll wait for a robowife that can convert my semen into energy just like when a real girl swallows cum.

>>1257
>I'll wait for a robowife that can convert my semen into energy just like when a real girl swallows cum.
that addon will cost $100000

>>1258
for that price I could just buy a real japanese girl from the black market

There was a lot of "ultraviolence" anime in the 80s and 90s, but I think changes in Japanese law and economic factors killed it off

>>1113
>herez a relevant thread from GUROchan https://boards.guro.cx/g/res/41808.html
arigatou there's sum kewl stuff there.

>>1114
why would japanese booming economy support ultraviolence in media? not a sarcastic question, really wonder if there is correlation other than better funding for more detailed animation

>why would japanese booming economy support ultraviolence in media?
OVAs were more financially viable at the time, and OVAs didn't have to adhere to the stricter rules of television

there is a 100% chance he considered it, maybe quite deeply even
maybe even months and years of lusting over cute Konata... (*´人｀*)
but something tells me no, he didn't do it

>>1238
>but something tells me no, he didn't do it
a shame... he missed out on very good manko

>>1239
Nigga you talking like you actually fucked that pussy

>>1240
>Nigga you talking like you actually fucked that pussy
'act' you say? i really did haev that manko loser!

lucky shit thread is shit

he's kneeling b4 the Queen!

>>1234
long live queen kokonoe

ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!

>>1229
teh screw groper

Prediction: She walks in, flops on the bed, and falls asleep.

>>1224
>Prediction: She walks in, flops on the bed, and falls asleep.
answer: WRONG