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davidyodo24 said:
I'm quite enjoying the story, so slideshow Animation not really bothering me.

davidyodo24 said:
I'm quite enjoying the story, so slideshow Animation not really bothering me.

Simuric03 said:
I do agree with you guys. Even though I’d prefer a better and smoother animation, since the story is my main focus, since it is quite interesting and enjoyable, the animation doesn’t bother me that much.

I must also say that I’m a non-manga reader. Most of the complaints come from them, since they were the most hyped ones to watch the anime after reading such a good and solid manga (that’s what I’ve heard). Therefore they were the ones who got the bigger disappointment.

CanBalaban said:

It is all a big tournament what do you mean by story? I believe an anime which only focuses on fights should have at least some animation to make it worth watching. This is a collection of still images and it's not worth watching. I head great things about the manga tho recommend everyone reading it instead of watching

r_justo said:


You do not do well reading actual books, do you??
You don't need good animations to enjoy a fight, and a fight itself has as much story to be told as everything else. The beginning, the first step, the evolution, the revolt and the comeback... all of this need to be told in the actual fight.
Real fights (that sometimes have those and many other elements) are quick... Kill in 3 seconds! That's what the best fighter always wants to achieve. But in storybooks (animation, manga, book, slideshow, etc.) you need to make it interesting, you need to actually tell a story of the fight and all around it, from the resolution of each fighter to the meaning of the final blow.

I don't expect you to understand that, much less to see it, but don't blame people that actually do it for having too much fun seeing it and enjoying it.
There are much better things in any show than just graphics. Not just in every show, but in everything.

CanBalaban said:


I enjoy reading novels. Anyways it is not a book it is a fking anime and it is shit so just read the manga

r_justo said:


You do not do well reading actual books, do you??
You don't need good animations to enjoy a fight, and a fight itself has as much story to be told as everything else. The beginning, the first step, the evolution, the revolt and the comeback... all of this need to be told in the actual fight.
Real fights (that sometimes have those and many other elements) are quick... Kill in 3 seconds! That's what the best fighter always wants to achieve. But in storybooks (animation, manga, book, slideshow, etc.) you need to make it interesting, you need to actually tell a story of the fight and all around it, from the resolution of each fighter to the meaning of the final blow.

I don't expect you to understand that, much less to see it, but don't blame people that actually do it for having too much fun seeing it and enjoying it.
There are much better things in any show than just graphics. Not just in every show, but in everything.

mrvl1 said:


I don't really get how some people can really defend atrocious media, I feel like nowadays studios can take a shit onto a plate and people will consume it while also finding a way to defend why they ate that shit.

I'm a long time fan of the manga, I started reading it during the beginning of the second fight and am still doing so to this day, and ur right that storytelling is an important aspect in this series, but the anime does even the storytelling so atrociously (in terms of pacing) I don't even know how you can defend it, to put it into a nutshell,basically the way in which things are portrayed in the anime is an exact copy of what happens in the manga (not a bad thing ofc) but if you take into consideration the overall format of the series, the "flow" of the manga makes much more sense if you are reading it, and nothing seems too disruptive, however since this exact thing is shown in the anime, the constant flashbacks every minute in between fights make no sense (for example just before a major attack) and become a nuisance instead of them being shown during more appropriate times. Also. its an action manga, it NEEDS to have animation because the series is more or less dependant on it and the storytelling aspect makes a very significantly smaller portion of the series.

omgthighs said:
Please tell me how much chapters is covered in this ONA

r_justo said:


Sorry, now I'm confused... In pacing?? that f*ck? Yeh! Kind of slow, ngl, but I don't dislike slow pacing if it's not toooooo slow, and this is definitely not the case. I prefer slow pacing to rushing things like what they are doing with Shaman King 2021.

As a non-manga reader, I cannot identify with what you're saying whatsoever. Since I do not (and only in exceptional cases) will read any manga, I cannot compare between those. Despite that, some people actually like those flashbacks that make the actual move meaningful. Too much fluidity it's not bad neither but it lacks those meanings.
As for animation, I will just copy-paste what I said: "There are much better things in any show than just graphics". For me, and maybe many others, I'm used to the old animation style (and even prefer, compared to those dumb CGI fights they do nowadays). I was comparing those fights with my brother (that was thinking exactly like you until I say this comment), the first fight (lu bu vs Thor) was the major part taken on Bleach fights, and the 2nd fight (Adam, vs Zeus) was Saint Seya all over it (at the point I was on ep 8, and even after finishing it, I still don't remember where did I saw a fight similar to the 3rd).
As you can see they are old but solid. Those animations made their time and can be rewatched again and again and again (not much for the animations I know, but still my point is the same). I'm used to it and many (MANY) more are too.

We (at this point I can say we) are not defending the studio (well we are but not for the animations), we are just saying that the animations do NOT ruin this show! And much of that was because the studio didn't mess up with the manga story (I presume by what you said).

I will tell you what I told the other one: "I don't expect you to understand that, much less to see it, but don't blame people that actually do it for having too much fun seeing it and enjoying it."

mrvl1 said:



> It's not meant to be slow-paced, especially not in the action parts, I don't get how they managed to turn it into a slow-paced thing.Im not even going to bother arguing anymore about this because you haven't even read the source material (the manga).

>Most of your middle part is just incomprehensible rambling

>Animations DID ruin this anime and was a major factor if we dont take into consideration the pacing since 80% of the anime wasn't even animated but was literal still frames with camera shakes.

r_justo said:


The part that you are going against people that actually do enjoy the show proves all my points. Not only that but to not know the animes that I just mention makes it even more valid than it was before.

You younglings are very opaque to everything that is different from what you like. Not only that but the lack of knowledge, not of the new things, but of the old ones, is soo huge that makes me even question if you have the slightest chance of even being taken seriously.

I will say this one... last... time...:
"I don't expect you to understand that, much less to see it, but don't blame people that actually do it for having too much fun seeing it and enjoying it."

Have I nice day, and if you want to perpetuate the showing of your lack of knowledge and denial, I will say one of the most known phrases of one of the shows that I did mention before (Bleach): "Come back in a 1000 years!"

mrvl1 said:


I don't even know where you got the fact I was going against people who hate this, all I did was give constructive responses to your comments which I don't agree with, which I also had legitimate points to reinforce, on the contrary, I was in full support of the anime before it released. Also if assuming my age makes you any more confident in whatever you're trying to prove then go ahead keep on doing it. Something else I don't get how you can say I lack knowledge when I literally gave you so much information regarding why I disagree with you, which you brushed over since you're a "non-manga reader", quite hypocritical if you ask me. Have a good day too.

r_justo said:


Sorry If I misunderstanding what you said:
"I don't really get how some people can really defend atrocious media, I feel like nowadays studios can take a shit onto a plate and people will consume it while also finding a way to defend why they ate that shit."
If you weren't against those people, my bad.

And being a non-manga reader is not hypocritical whatsoever. I don't read manga because I don't like to read mangas... if you think that is hypocritical... I sure cannot understand why...
As for the lack of knowledge I was comparing 2 of the fights with existing fights, from very well known animes, that were (surely) taken from, you just didn't think that was important, especially because they used almost the same animation or at least based on, and those fights were huge and solid back then, and since they copied (literally) the fights they copied or based on the same animation. But you thought that that didn't matter at all. And I'm the one that is discriminating knowledge... -.-

Well... You didn't like the anime, I liked the anime. Done! Have a nice day!

mrvl1 said:

Also, you really need to stop assuming things, the two fights were not taken from bleach or Saint Seiya and I highly doubt they were "inspired from them", the style of animation was really common back in the older days of both of those, but the one we got was on a whole new level, many of the scenes are literal still frames given screen shakes to make them look like they have motion.