The General Anime Thread...

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Cannot wait for a 4th season of RWBY.[/figuratively speaking][/not sarcastic]

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Snow Miku 2018 design finalists. Unimportant stuff, but I like sharing character designs:

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I'm liking 6 the most for being the most refreshing look for a Miku. Obviously 3 and 5 bear the greatest resemblance due to the hair colour. By that logic, 2 is close, but looks a bit goofy. 4 is adorb, but like 1, it's a bit too much of a stretch with the neko thing. Also fluffy twintails is too un-hip for Miku's image.
 
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I was just looking at my MAL (MyAnimeList) and I noticed that I spent my whole semestral break watching romance anime and shoujo.

Also ReLIFE was great. Gonna have to read the manga after watching the anime since the anime only covered 100-104 chapters.

Plus I think Koe No Katachi would have been better off as an anime series than a movie.
 
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Are we showing off our waifus now? Judging from what I've seen but I'm in.
I don't think I posted mine or she is my avatar.
Was there any yaoi couples ( PG13 please) that everyone knew about? I know that G-Wing had an obvious one.
 
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I still need to watch Kizu. But Shinobu started to dropping down the tier list for me after a while. We'll see if Kizu proves to save the day.
 

Man, I don't think Americans Companies can do the same.


You do realize that technically some of those ads come from American companies, right...? :sly: :lol:

Joke aside, I feel the correct expression in this situation isn't "American companies", but "marketing divisions of American companies". Some parts of America believe that anime sells in Japan, otherwise you wouldn't see a McDonalds anime history, but not in America. There's probably a good reason why that happens, possibly cultural, possibly economical, but American companies do believe in anime as an advertising tool...

And Puzzle And Dragons seems to be animated by the same studio that animated the McDonalds ad... Talk about polar opposites, haha. :lol:
 
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