xDemi said: everything in it was bad blud literally has K-On as his favourite anime, and talks about Mob being bad lmao |
Bruv made a burner account just to do baseless criticism everywhere |
| S1 was excellent but S3 was my least favourite of the bunch I found the broccoli villain super uninteresting, and if I remember correctly they didn’t close off that plot point?? They just moved on and finished haha |
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| Only that the 3rd season is the weakest out of the three. Ending left a sour taste in my mouth. Also yeah... the alien arc wasn't my favorite either. The 2nd one is the most enjoyable. And there should've been more of Mob and Dimple friendship imo. |
| As someone who really enjoyed Mob Psycho 100, especially its second season, my two biggest criticisms are the following: 1. The humor in the work is absolutely not funny to me. Personally, I don't like ONE's comedy, and it was the same way with Mob Psycho 100's brother, One Punch Man. I didn't laugh at any jokes the entire show. 2. I don't like the trigger that the script applies in the third season to make Shigeo lose control. I believe it is inappropriate to allow the protagonist who has faced quite heavy and exaggerated action scenes in previous combats and then loses control after being run over by an ordinary car, after having thrown himself in front. I mean, just a few seconds ago, he stopped a car with his telekinesis powers to protect a kitten, and the momentum of the scene demonstrates that Shigeo wasn't inattentive enough to not use his powers - quite the opposite. It seemed to me to be a very artificial resource from ONE to generate all the lack of control - like, he wanted to do the final scene with Reigen and that's why he used an artifice, and not the events tying up organically so that Shigeo loses control - and it is the reason I couldn't like the ending of Mob. While people were dropping confetti and congratulating the work, speaking on the forums that they were moved, I was there, watching the last three episodes with a blank face, irritated with the cause that the author chose to do that. |
| The main theme of the anime is very lame and boring. "People can change, just accept yourself, ???, profit!". Like idk who finds this interesting. |
| I think the third season didn't 100% stick the ending. The random alien episode is felt pretty unneeded. The motivations for Dimple were shaky at best in third season and I almost felt like it could've ended better. |
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| My main critique about the series is the art and the character designs. Yes, they're different, but that doesn't make them good. I would have enjoyed the series so much more if not for the character designs because of which I couldn't really take the characters and the story seriously. |
| relies too much on torrent of events which keeps geting recycled typical of a typeset shonen .Tries too much to showcase "character growth" ,has no idea how to use that growth in consequent episodes and it gets watered down and some sent to starting line.The arcs are great ,story is not .A hotchpotch of different stuff stringed together. My 2 cents |
| I think the last season wasted too much time meandering around with random, inconsequential plot lines (the alien episode) and went over a lot of previously treaded ground with Dimple and Mob’s relationship A common argument I hear is that there wasn’t as much content in the manga to be adapted but then, at that point, why even make a third season? It felt as though all of season three could have been condensed into a movie or something |
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I think the last season wasted too much time meandering around with random, inconsequential plot lines (the alien episode) and went over a lot of previously treaded ground with Dimple and Mob’s relationship
A common argument I hear is that there wasn’t as much content in the manga to be adapted but then, at that point, why even make a third season? It felt as though all of season three could have been condensed into a movie or something
A common argument I hear is that there wasn’t as much content in the manga to be adapted but then, at that point, why even make a third season? It felt as though all of season three could have been condensed into a movie or something
| @tiaamyom fr mob psycho 3 felt like one long ass 12 ep movie . Idk it just didn’t give off the same vibe as season 1/2 at all . |
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I think the last season wasted too much time meandering around with random, inconsequential plot lines (the alien episode) and went over a lot of previously treaded ground with Dimple and Mob’s relationship
A common argument I hear is that there wasn’t as much content in the manga to be adapted but then, at that point, why even make a third season? It felt as though all of season three could have been condensed into a movie or something
A common argument I hear is that there wasn’t as much content in the manga to be adapted but then, at that point, why even make a third season? It felt as though all of season three could have been condensed into a movie or something
tiaamyom said: A common argument I hear is that there wasn’t as much content in the manga to be adapted but then, at that point, why even make a third season? It felt as though all of season three could have been condensed into a movie or something Wrong there was enough content because there’s a lot of dialogue. If it was a movie manga readers would just complain about the story being rushed like the new haikyuu movie. And the alien arc wasn’t a waste of time because Tome wanted to find aliens since season 1 episode 2. It was a ongoing thing. |
| HACKs! 🤢🤮 |
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tiaamyom said:
A common argument I hear is that there wasn’t as much content in the manga to be adapted but then, at that point, why even make a third season? It felt as though all of season three could have been condensed into a movie or something
A common argument I hear is that there wasn’t as much content in the manga to be adapted but then, at that point, why even make a third season? It felt as though all of season three could have been condensed into a movie or something
Wrong there was enough content because there’s a lot of dialogue. If it was a movie manga readers would just complain about the story being rushed like the new haikyuu movie.
And the alien arc wasn’t a waste of time because Tome wanted to find aliens since season 1 episode 2. It was a ongoing thing.
| @Old_School_Akira yeah I mean that's understandable but I guess it just felt as though the episode was a little inconsequential since nothing that happens with the aliens is ever brought up again or impacts the plot much |
| Apart from the writing of s3 i can't think of any. |
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