I think people just always complained about technical stuff and wanted to skip fillers ┐(ﾟ～ﾟ)┌

I don't read many MAL reviews, does unpopular stuff with <50k members usually have reviews like that or is it mostly just the popular crap?

Something as long as One Piece will absolutely have episodes that aren't even worth bothering with. Filler in a manga, you lose 5 minutes of your life, maybe less as you start hastily scanning through it. Filler in a TV show, you're stuck watching it slowly play out but it does nothing for the work as a whole.

Bad endings and and bad pacing are really standard complaints across all kinds of media. It's not hard for writers to rush past interesting shit and dwell for ages on boring shit, and it's also not hard to fuck up at the end (which is the worst part to fuck up, worse than the start even). You see these complaints often because they're easy ones. Talking about the specific themes of a story and what you liked or disliked in particular is hard, but it's very easy to say "the pacing sucked and this shit drags" or "the ending is ASS and I want my five and a half hours back".
These are generally the easiest things to complain about in any kind of work, and you're generally more likely to leave a review if something has a problem.

...that being said, if you're skipping most of One Piece, why not read it then? It's way faster to go through that way.
Also, goddamn - you can knock out a 12ep in an evening after work, so fuck people who can't be bothered. It shouldn't be like dragging your ass through shattered glass to watch some goddamn TV.

book review are even more retarded.
I read some and i didn't see anything but the most retarded take conceivable

I think some people for whatever reason just don't want to stop watching a series they aren't enjoying. You can't even bring up the sunk cost fallacy here because if you don't like a series, you're probably not going to discuss it with anyone or engage with anything related to it, so why bother continuing just for the sake of it?

>>23747
mr anonymous when someone calls someone else cute they usually see picrel, not the piss

neither my cum nor her piss are yucky!

Whats with all the hostility in this thread, cum and loli piss is erotic

>>23752
fuck you. i agree.

>>23752
i love u, i agree

>>159312
I haven't even posted in this thread but I will now.
You act as if people think AI art is at the same level as a fucking Michaelangelo or something. There's some retards that think that outside of Heyuri, sure, but I don't think that's what we're arguing for here.

Not every single pretty picture ever made has to have subtleties that comment on the human experience or some shit. Because that's all we here use AI to do, to make "pretty pictures." Things that are at least amusing enough to get a LOL or bonar out of people. Because things like ero and shitpost art isn't even really art, or at least it's a lesser form of it. It doesn't deserve the reverence you're trying to force it to have. Why are you seriously comparing naked lolis to fucking Dune? Like you have to be joking, right?

Yes, I know "the merit of human effort." I actually really love art and it's the humanity behind it that makes me love it. I think anyone that's not entirely uncultured does, too. That's why we aren't using it for that. We're using it to generate Nobue doing pissing gymnastics in bed and a guy flying around Wal-Mart saying gay nigger. AI is great at quickly producing a laugh or rope of cum. I find it more insulting you wish to classify these things on the same level as actual art, really.

*inserts 2 cents*

On the topic of "disrespectful training":
Illustrations, music, videos, animations, games, etc. - many of which we have enjoyed or even revere - are often made using pirated software, stolen assets, and hijacked ideas. This is especially true when it comes to photoshops, image macros, flashes, etc.

Even if someone thinks they're being squeaky-clean by (for example) purchasing music sample/loop packs or paying for photoshop brushes, the people who compiled those collections almost always used copyrighted material that wasn't cleared

I believe that, in a perfect world, copyright wouldn't exist. We'd all just be free to share, create, and transform whatever we wanted, rather than risk getting pwned by some rich cunts who insist that ideas = property

>>159316
before copyright it was a marketing strategy to gloat about how much you have given back to the original authors and plagiarizig was very shamed.
after copyright author have generaly earned les money from their books.
I feel that when you can easily sell an actual ownership of your story it easier to get pwned and ;
and at least early people kept pwning slightly similar things like mr marvel(shazam) v superman.
thankfully right now copyright is extremely weak so you can copy a concept and call it a different name and you are free to use it.

>>159299
Hmmm

Your fortune: Average luck

>have some parts of the original person who made it in the piece
so fapping to AI art is less gay than to art drawn by another male
>disrespecting artists by not training the models off of art of people who said yes to it
so it's like rape which makes it even better
>it will literally just spit out screenshots
>It cannot make someone doing original things (prompt an anime girl holding a sock, or a cup of wine overflowing)
this is straight out of txt2img

>>159277
does this mean the mongler will raep me

Your fortune: mah pen0z is bigger than uurz

>>159278
nvm i have teh biggest pen0z i will raep him instead

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Your fortune: Your true waifu will reveal herself

What is it

Your fortune: You have cancer

i don't mind

Your fortune: You have cancer

kawaii!ヽ(´ー｀)ノ

for anyone that isn't sure: if when u rub ur genitals fast for a while it makes white pee come out that means ur a boy, but if red pee comes out once a month that means ur a girl

>>598
true true, you have a point, this is why the definition also has "and typically the societal norms and expectations surrounding that gender" added at the end, didnt wanna put it there srysrysry

>>601
It it just a way to describe the way you wanna be treated by other ppl?

>>598
choosing to identify with a category usually implies something about yourself. not many people are calling themselves g*mers without playing videogames. not many girls aren't acting like girls.
there are exceptions sure ー but whatevs. i don't get mad every time a gacha player calls themself a g*mer.

>>600
what if neither happen q.q

>>625
Then you need to go to the doctor

>>159229
Also that is prtty anti-semitic, I only said that jews controlled the US government, not that there was anything wrong with that. What the fuck is wrong with you, you racist piece of shit. Have sex or something...

The Jews control the government, the Jews control Hollywood... and it's FUCKING AWESOME!

>>159227
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>>159240
It's actually teh Turks who control teh internetz. Why do you think Kagy is our admin?

Looks like I'll actually have to get a job

>>159240
Not teh Joos!

hell yeah new (to me) edm

>>3536
Be glad you know little about Rina-Chan.

Sleep paralysis bird ..

Your fortune: Only time will tell

My record so far is 41969.97 Meters. Emi is best girl by the way

I got 48379.59

ruMBa RUmBa rUMbA RumBA rUmbA

>>14832
You're right, but it's a matter of handing out bans for either posting links or evading filters.

>>14830
>That's impossible

The imageboard section of 4-ch did it, although I don't know enough about tech to tel you how

in theory you can just make a comprehensive regex like this:

(?i)\bm[\s._\-]*[e3][\s._\-]*[g69][\s._\-]*[a4][\s._\-]*(?:\.|\[?\s*\.\s*\]?|dot)?[\s._\-]*n[\s._\-]*z\b

but then they will put it after some link shortener service and it'd be meaningless. An active human moderation with good admin tools is the only way to run a BBS

dunno if this is really on-topic but does anyone else feel like anything that uses vichan is a piece of shit? it just feels so fucking janky

Vichan has nothing on teh jankiness of Lynxchan & Lynx derivatives - shit feels held together with duct tape (;´Д`)

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heikatsu is that you

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>>159160
me too

>>159068
7

>>159130
That potato's gonna make her fart a lot...

i'm 21 and only 171
my cock is fat and long though

Whoops, sorry! Σ(;ﾟДﾟ)
didn't notice you down there (ﾟー｀)

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0_0

>puzzle no eyes.jpg
KOEEEEEEEE!

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wat happened to advertising your fagbook page?

anyways, horsefuckers remind me of watching MLPT with my imouto FOREVER AGO, it's been a long time since we've shared any real interest

>>158493
Can we claim it as a colony for the Kaguya Sultanate?

Sean's creative philosophy: https://ib.crba.dedyn.io/crba/res/77

Some more information on why I love CRBA:

A few years ago, I accidentally discovered an incredibly beautiful, yet obscure art series called "Canterlot Royal Ballet Academy". The series is ostensibly an MLP fan series, but in my opinion, it's so unique that it's basically original in everything but the character names. The series is an about anthropomorphic ponies in a ballet academy (as the title suggests).

I don't know exactly what it is about it, but the series just has this amazing and surreal aura around it that I've never seen anything quite like before. When I first saw the series, I had an incredibly surreal experience that lasted almost a whole day. I first found it late at night. At first I thought it was very strange, but that feeling quickly melted away into pure admiration for it. I experienced a beautiful trance where I became fixated on it. I experienced a very surreal and ethereal feeling I can't quite describe, and I also experienced a very sweet phantom smell.

The following morning, I thought it was a dream, and was very pleasantly surprised to discover that it was actually real. The rest of that day, the feeling only got more and more intense, and the whole day felt like a daydream. It only subsided towards the end of the day.

Whenever I look at it, I get this very strange feeling as if it is something that you shouldn't be able to see or even be able to imagine in real life. Like something from a magical dream that was somehow transported to reality. Without requiring any backstory, I can picture the whole series perfectly as if it was real. Not like I'm coming up with one myself - but that it feels like there's one intrinsic to it. I can picture this very dream-like incoherence, with an ephemeral innocence to it. I can picture exactly what the voices for each of the characters should sound like. Ethereal voices that feel timeless and that don't originate from any particular place, yet also feel very intimate.

I've been obsessed with CRBA for years now. I've scoured the internet for every single mention of it, and have been disappointed to find out just how little it has been noticed. It seems like everyone who finds out about thinks it's amazing, yet somehow it has gotten very little recognition. I'm also impressed with just how quickly AVCHonline improved his artistic talent. In just a few years, he went from very crude drawings of cartoons to the height of the CRBA series. Yet his early art still got more attention than his later work.

I've

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no, but to say there was no inspiration taken would probably also be a lie