shitpost here

[bigtiddyoneesan]

@PantsMan
Hey, it's me, the guy with the grasses profile pic.

This may come as a surprise to some, but I've never actually watched either of the Berserk anime adaptations. When I first got into Berserk as a wee lad, the general consensus I observed was that "Berserk is best in manga form and it always will be." And although I haven't watched even a single episode of the 1997 adaptation, I can agree that yeah, it does look like shit. Compare animation like that to something like Cowboy Beboop (1998), and Basaaku's shortcomings can't be attributed to "oh but 90's production value/quality" or anything of the sort.

As for the 2016 adaptation, I don't think I need to explain why I never subjected myself to that.

Spoiler

I've heard some good things about the movies. But again, I can't accurately rate something I haven't watched.

Anyways, what I really want to address here is your stance on the opening song. Attempting to make a layman understand just how monumental Tell Me Why is would be akin to effectively teaching default pfp users why their inability to take the thirty fucking seconds required to change the primary indicator of individuality on this site has irrevocably crippled their reception from other users.

The first time I listened to Tell Me Why, nothing memorable stood out about it besides the memeable Engrish phrases. It wasn't until I played it on loop for hours in the background of my gaming sessions that I finally realized Tell Me Why is to the 20^th 21^st century what Symphony No. 9 is to the 19^th. No amount of effort or human creativity will ever spawn a work that surpasses Tell Me Why, and that's the way it should be.

Also, big tits > relatively small areola circumference > ass => hair > toned torso

 

[pandascepter]

@Halo

Suprise me.

 

[Halo]

@pandascepter

Suprise me.

A couple weeks ago I was less than 5 centimeters from death.

 

[pandascepter]

@Halo

 

[justforthelulz]

 

[Halo]

Shoujo is the most brain dead genre, especially if it's Korean.

> 819 titles, ignore the 51 series without a rating
> only 8 series rated less than 7. No series rated less than 6.

 

[pandascepter]

@Halo
I'm gonna pretend i didn't see that.

 

[blackyawgdom]

Can't argue with the numbers...

 

[bigtiddyoneesan]

Shoujo is the most brain dead genre, especially if it's Korean.

Villainess mangos even more so. Sorry in advance to any hurt villainess fans. Go watch some shaky fancams of K-pop idols to cheer yourselves up.

 

[Halo]

Villainess mangos even more so.

> Villainess (any origin)
> 172 titles
> only 3 titles rated <7
> more than half rated >8

People love to shit on isekai, but at least isekai fans are self-aware about their shit taste.

 

[Richman]

You know, the more I think about it, the more "shitpost here" looks like the true General thread to discuss everything.

 

[bigtiddyoneesan]

> only 3 titles rated <7
> more than half rated >8

This is an actual issue, as it makes the worthwhile villainess manga hard to distinguish from the shallow and methodical ones.

_{Oh wait, they're all shallow and methodical.}

 

[Halo]

The unironically best villainess is this balding salaryman:

 

[Richman]

Would youjo senki count as a villaines?
>Female protagonist (previous body destroyed, soul reincarnated into a new, different body)
>Protagonist is seen as "evil"
>Magicks
The only thing missing is a romance partner or a male character. (But everyone knows that it's _visha never going to happen)

 

[Halo]

Would youjo senki count as a villaines?

Thank God, no.

Originating from the term Villainous Noble Lady, the Villainess does nothing but cause trouble, or sometimes even tries to kill, the Heroine. At least, that would be the case if the story followed its original course, but due to time leaps, reincarnations, transmigrations, or other circumstances, in almost all cases the villainess is no longer the same person she was meant to be. This in turn causes changes to the original story, whether they try to follow the original course of events, or break them completely.

Besides, Tanya is a good girl.

 

[Granitefish]

@Halo I would like to add to that as the manga also being an example of an Author self-insert done right.

 

[DeusNine]

 

[Halo]

This is the good stuff you Chinese webtoon haters are missing on:

Spoiler

 

[pandascepter]

@Halo
ah, man of culture.

 

[blackyawgdom]

kpop and its fans are the worst thing about 2020 (actualy the entire millenium so far)