Hanekawa has always been mine.I watched Bakemonogatari. Meh. Love Tsubasa, though.
I still haven't watched beyond the first episode.
People watched Oreimo because they enjoyed it. I tried watching it because it was popular and found it to be utterly unspectacular, just another overly moe slice of life show with a weird (although amusing) twist to it. From what I saw, Oreimo didn't really have a little sister fetish itself, just the character. (although I really didn't watch that much.) Nisemonogatari was really messed up in that regard, however.
I wound up watching the first few episodes of Bakemonogatari after some people on another forum insisted I should try it, and wound up watching it occasionally when I felt like watching something with completely bizarre dialogue and really good music, and then wound up actively following it when I got to last year's series and it actually became good. (I'm honestly amazed that I got that far. I really hated the second series. A lot.)
Watched Kill La Kill Ep. 1 tonight.
Intersting mix of styles, not entirely original but not at all a copy. I'm giving it a cool over a meh but not ready to say sub-zero.
Will watch ep2 soon and eventually catch up if it is worth my time. 👍
KLK, very entertaining series.
Anything > Video;NovelsVNs;Suck
That Singaporean Cosplay event eh?So, KLK ep. 14 was awesome.
Second Season is really worth watching. Far more focused on plot and character interactions, and pretty much all the "fan service" goes out of the window, which I appreciated.
I did feel that previous series did have slightly wittier dialogue however, but hey, you win some you lose some, I guess.
Actually, that reminds me of another issue I have with Monogatari. The character designs. I really find most of the character's designs really aren't visually appealing, perhaps excluding Ararararararagi. I think my problem with them is that they're not pleasant to look at, a la Death Note, but they're not interesting to look at either, like in Steins;Gate.
Along the same lines, is it just me who feels that the last Second Season opening highlighted the need for a comeback for the old Shoujo art style? How often do you get a modern anime that looks like this?
Perhaps I'm just sick of moe.
Scrap that, I AM sick of all the moe.
It's not as clever as FLCL, however.
Along the same lines, is it just me who feels that the last Second Season opening highlighted the need for a comeback for the old Shoujo art style? How often do you get a modern anime that looks like this?
Nah. It's not going to sell. I did like that they drew the OP in that style though. The song and setting of the visuals were perfect for it.
Making symbolic connections, thoughtless watchers. It is interesting, don't discourage thinkers and meaning.
@Cano, I found a Homura figurine in the works that looks promising:
https://www.aniplexplus.com/itemepSndNLM