Someday, Counterclock and I will fight to the death or something.
And one of us will say "I never liked you, anyway".
And the other one will say "Feeling's mutual, punk".
Well duh, why else would you be fighting?
To spare the Heap the horrors of my imagination. As revenge for Counterclock pretending to be mad at me that one time. To spare the Heap the terror of having to put up with both Counterclock and Aliroz?
It feels pathetic to admit it, but oftentimes I find myself watching it more as filler than anything else. Like, I need some way to entertain myself when I'm awake for 20 hours straight and all my friends are in bed, so why not pick some series that has a new video every week and sit and watch that?
There are probably better uses of my time...
...I will confess that I actually re-watch episodes of the series on Blip that don't disappoint or bore me for exactly that purpose.
Which is still a better use of one's time than watching harem anime.
I already have a long list of anime that I need to either finish or start... and given what I just said, I am unsure how facetious you are being. Because with the possible exception of Bakemonogatari (because it is bizarre), I take that position very seriously...
I enjoyed Shuffle!, and have heard good things about Mahoromatic, Tenchi Muyo!, and a few others. I also liked reading about School Days for the endings, those are vaguely interesting (the ending of the anime was interesting enough too).
I already have a long list of anime that I need to either finish or start... and given what I just said, I am unsure how facetious you are being. Because with the possible exception of Bakemonogatari (because it is bizarre), I take that position very seriously...
that was not really directed at anyone in particular, I just felt like saying it.
I already have a long list of anime that I need to either finish or start... and given what I just said, I am unsure how facetious you are being. Because with the possible exception of Bakemonogatari (because it is bizarre), I take that position very seriously...
If you haven't seen Full Metal Alchemist, you really should. Same goes for Cowboy Bebop and, if you can stomach gut-punches, Monster (the only anime where the pacing is so bad, you only need to watch every other episode).
Monster is a slow anime, but I don't think that makes it badly paced. It develops slowly and lets characters be introduced bit by bit, instead of unloading everything on you, which isn't bad in and of itself. Although it does take a fair bit (around four to six episodes depending on your perspective) to "build" up.
I didn't think that Yuyushiki was a harem show, but it was an odd time to suggest it.
I am freely willing to admit that there are exceptions to the rule. The problem is that more often than not, harem anime is built on a lot of tropes that I find dumb or offensive when played straight or left unexamined. The same kind of goes for reverse harem shows, but they are a bit different in several ways...
I already have a long list of anime that I need to either finish or start... and given what I just said, I am unsure how facetious you are being. Because with the possible exception of Bakemonogatari (because it is bizarre), I take that position very seriously...
If you haven't seen Full Metal Alchemist, you really should. Same goes for Cowboy Bebop and, if you can stomach gut-punches, Monster (the only anime where the pacing is so bad, you only need to watch every other episode).
I have seen all of the first two and one-third of the last one (which I think had excellent pacing). All are great and I would recommend them to anyone with a strong interest in getting into anime... and a lot of time on their hands, in that last case.
Monster is a slow anime, but I don't think that makes it badly paced. It develops slowly and lets characters be introduced bit by bit, instead of unloading everything on you, which isn't bad in and of itself. Although it does take a fair bit (around four to six episodes depending on your perspective) to "build" up.
Not so much slow-paced as "not-dense". You can get the story just by watching only the odd episodes; the story is thinly spread, but that doesn't make it slow.
I love Monster's pacing, but I don't think that bad writing is a bad thing or that bad pacing is a bad thing.
Totally agree on both comments, Sredni Vashtar. I'm not defending the slew of horrible harem anime, but a few have interested me, is all. The other two are on my list.
I don't understand the "not-dense" part, admittedly.
Monster, to me, feels like a seventeen-episode anime stretched into 72 episodes; of all the significant scenes carefully edited together, you could make a very tight seventeen-episode anime with no time to stop and breathe. There's a lot of time to breathe in Monster.
But that would only be telling one very small part of the plot, wouldn't it? The story, to be seen as a whole, requires the full picture, which is much bigger than what a mere seventeen episodes could encompass.
More people have said that and been killed than there are thorium decay products.
jesus fudge this is too hard and not for humans. I want to punch Touhou in the face. SCREW YOU, TOUHOU. I do not have the superhuman psychic abilities required to win Lunatic mode. I am frustrated. PSHHHHEWWWWWWWWWWW DEATH NOISE HAHAHAHAHAHA THERE GO THE LAST 15 MINUTES, PLAYER!!!!!!!!!!!!! >:D
More people have said that and been killed than there are thorium decay products.
godddddddd why is this considered okay? This is not okay. There should not be difficulty modes that are like this. This is not even the kind of thing that human beings can overcome with enough practice this is just... a thing that tests how long a person can torture their self before they quit.
jesus fudge this is too hard and not for humans. I want to punch Touhou in the face. SCREW YOU, TOUHOU. I do not have the superhuman psychic abilities required to win Lunatic mode. I am frustrated. PSHHHHEWWWWWWWWWWW DEATH NOISE HAHAHAHAHAHA THERE GO THE LAST 15 MINUTES, PLAYER!!!!!!!!!!!!! >:D
I'mma say this once, so listen. Stop. Playing. This. Game.
The way it's making you feel, with ALLCAPS and violent urges (face-punching a game) and 13 exclamation points; it not healthy at all. You're feeling that it's torture. Stop hurting yourself.
Play something else, like Star Wars: Pit Droids; or Star Wars: Droidworks; or ReVolt.
More people have said that and been killed than there are thorium decay products.
"Failed TAS." lol I didn't know a failed TAS was possible. It reinforces my belief that Ultra patches add to what is already almost impossible, making it truly impossible.
edit: but it doesn't even fail? o_o The player does die several times anyway...
Imagine how much more frustrating Touhou must be as the guy shooting out all the bullets. Imagine shooting out thousands of bullets and not hitting your target once.
godddddddd why is this considered okay? This is not okay. There should not be difficulty modes that are like this. This is not even the kind of thing that human beings can overcome with enough practice this is just... a thing that tests how long a person can torture their self before they quit.
Imagine how much more frustrating Touhou must be as the guy shooting out all the bullets. Imagine shooting out thousands of bullets and not hitting your target once.
that's actually a pretty cool idea for a game when you think about it
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Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
And one of us will say "I never liked you, anyway".
And the other one will say "Feeling's mutual, punk".
Too bad I can flyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
edit: but it doesn't even fail? o_o The player does die several times anyway...
did you mean playing Isaac as Samson.
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