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Not violent stories where everyone dies or gets maimed or something trite like that, but when things are emotionally strained or people who should be happy aren't. I hated that Arakure Ojousama wa Monmon Shiteiru was scratching that itch for me for the longest time, but then the guy had to be a fag and ruin it. I haven't read it since he started acting like he was in love with her. This frame was my favorite part
Are there any manga that are well written but don't gay out at the last second? I love it when characters go through some massive disappointment or hate each other, especially in romance plots.

Hello I'm an artist, I make manga when I feel like it and I'm kinda bored, anyone have ideas, or charaters, jokes, settings ect, give me all of it lol,I like to draw sexy women hehe

Art I drew. What do you think?

Hey fagz (´ー`)

tell me an anime that made you shit violentyl

me and my friends r about to have an ova night. do u guys anything theres anything cool other than these we could watch? (these are ovas ive either seen or im planning to see that night)
- animation runner kuromi
- le portrait de la petite cossette
- denpa-teki na kanojo
- alien nine
- flcl
- nekojiru-sou
- petshop of horrors
- psycho diver
- voices of a distant star
- pale cocoon
- armitage iii
- parasite dolls
- read or die
- happy world
- guardian hearts
- ichigeki sacchuu hoihoi-san
- koharu biyori
- dai mahou touge
- malice@doll
- trava fist planet
- spirit of wonder
- netrunmon
- yoko the whirlwind
- twilight of the dark master

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I finished and I approve!

They remembered to work on it after announcing a new season like 5 years ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-Cj3dXwQWI
I can't say I remember much about it, besides cursing that there was no continuation at the time

Does anyone know where I can find an english translation of the Narutaru manga? Only thing I could find was a release by "Dark Horse Comics", but so far the translation is awful, they flipped the pages and I heard it's heavily censored. Is the anime as bad as people make it out to be? Maybe I should just watch the anime instead?

Have you been watching the corocoro anime of the year? I started today and this show is very, VERY good. It's almost as if an anime studio woke up from their asleep and realized "wait a minute, we can make good shows!". It's a reboot of the original Dodge Danpei but they get you up to speed on the backstory pretty naturally during the show and in the omake segments. Additionally, Puniru's VA voices Honey.

PLEASE make things!!!
Don't just consume otaku content!! Make GAMES, make websites, make manga, even if it is doo-doo. Make some kind of OC I BEG YOU

The DIY otaku culture that built all the anime you love came from people who make stuff!!!
If you want to see more panchira, start drawing it! if you cant draw, you can learn to! or use money to pay somebody else!, or even use AI, whatever helps you make what you want to see a reality!

magical girls are magical!

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What's Heyuri's opinion on False Memory (picrel), and by extension chinese anime as a whole?

hello /a/! just finished alien 9 and i wanted to share my thoughts... thisll be long, so id understand if no one will fully read it, just wanted to put this out there (´･ω･`)

alien9 really left a surprisingly deep mark on me for some reason. i was genuinely disturbed by it in a way that i usually am not with this kind of thing, and i kept thinking about it long after i finished it. i honestly don't know exactly why it affected me so much, especially because, in a more objective sense, it isn't even the most disturbing anime i've ever seen. it isn't the most grotesque one i've watched; visually, it is certainly grotesque and there is violence, but it isn't anywhere near the most violent anime i've seen. the concept itself is disturbing, but again, not necessarily among the most disturbing concepts i've encountered, and it isn't even among the most anxiety-inducing things i've watched. yet the way everything is presented, and especially the way the characters themselves react to what is happening, really threw me off

i was reminded a lot of evangelion, particularly by the idea that some kind of cataclysmic power can rely on ordinary children as a means of saving everyone. there is something deeply unsettling about that premise in both series, where children are essentially made into instruments for dealing with something far beyond what they should ever have to deal with. i was also reminded very strongly of made in abyss, because in both cases you have children constantly being placed in situations that are extremely dangerous and grotesque, often in ways that are far beyond anything they could have possibly imagined beforehand. there are these horrifying, disgusting, unpredictable circumstances that the protagonists are expected to endure despite being children

but alien9 disturbed me for a lot of different reasons, and especially because of the way the other characters treat what is happening compared to evangelion or made in abyss. that is actually a major reason why i found it much more disturbing than either of those two

in evangelion and made in abyss, the horror is much more narrow and, in a strange way, more manageable because the characters themselves recognize that what is happening is horrifying. in evangelion, everyone understands that putting children through these things is horrific; they recognize the cruelty of it, even if they ultimately do it because they believe it is necessary. there is at least an awareness that something terrible is being done to them. in made in abyss, it isn't really a matter of necessity in the same sense, since the world itself is simply dystopian and horrific, but at least the series actually treats it as a dystopian and horrific world. the characters are terrified. it isn't just one person reacting as though something is horribly wrong while everyone else behaves as if everything is perfectly normal. almost everyone is affected by the horror of their circumstances, so you feel much less alienated

that is why alien9 feels much more terrifying to me in practice..

the fact that these little girls are expected to fight these disgusting and dangerous aliens as though it were simply a normal school assignment is incredibly disturbing. it isn't treated as something potentially life-threatening or fundamentally abnormal, but as just another routine part of their education, something that can simply be assigned to little girls instead of adults. and what makes it even stranger is that some of the girls besides yuri actually enjoy it. they want to do it, and for some of them it is even genuinely fun

that made me feel completely alienated alongside yuri, because you're constantly wondering: how can everyone else possibly treat this as normal? how can something like this be reduced to an ordinary school responsibility, something that little girls are simply expected to do, and something that they can even enjoy and have fun with? the fact that there doesn't seem to be any real escape from it made me extremely anxious as well, because the whole thing is handled almost exactly like another school assignment. you can simply be selected for it without having any particular qualifications, without having prepared for it, and without even wanting to participate. you're forced to do it because apparently that's simply how things work

i found that especially anxiety-inducing when yuri very clearly did not want to do it, yet this world apparently has a school system that prioritizes forcing her to participate anyway. there is no meaningful consideration of whether she is psychologically capable of handling it or whether she even wants to. the fact that she is terrified doesn't seem to matter

and the teacher is probably one of the things that disturbed me the most because she treats them almost like resources while simultaneously seeming like a completely ordinary teacher. she doesn't come across as some obviously evil person who is deliberately trying to hurt them. that's almost the point. she seems relatively normal. it is simply that, in her world, this is how things work, and that's that

the mother has a similar effect. she doesn't seem particularly worried either. she can see her daughter constantly crying, anxious, and terrified, and yet essentially tells her that she has to do it because that's simply how school works. it's as though her daughter were crying over homework or some ordinary school obligation rather than because she is genuinely terrified and being forced into something extremely dangerous. there is this complete disconnect between yuri's emotional reality and everyone else's perception of the situation

the world treats all of this as completely normal, and what makes it even stranger is that it doesn't even really feel like a dystopian world. outside of this specific situation, it seems like a completely ordinary japan. there isn't necessarily some obvious oppressive society or visibly monstrous system surrounding them. instead, there is this completely ordinary-looking environment in which one girl's suffering is somehow treated as though it were the abnormal thing

and none of the other girls even really seem to understand why yuri is reacting the way she does. they don't try to become an anchor for her, they don't really try to reassure her or help her as classmates, and instead they sometimes look down on her because of her anxiety. so you're essentially placed in the position of yuri, where it feels as though you are the only person who understands that something is deeply wrong. it makes you feel extremely alienated alongside her because everyone else seems to have collectively accepted something that, from your perspective, is completely insane

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