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Salutations from your friends at the Anime Guild!
You should take a look at paragraph 3, with all the currently airing season you watch. It might be of interest -.^.

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I never said it didn't have a story. The very first episode provided a good baseline to start, evil organisation vs good organisation. I just said that the subsequent episodes basically forget that entire intro and run off doing random nonsense.

I'm just saying it has a terrible story and the following episodes don't contribute much to the story. That's what my review was about.

You have zero understanding about the difference between plot and character and world development. I don't think you're capable of criticising someone else's review.

Of course anime can do this. It'd be fine if it was supposed to be something like Nichijou, just a setting with random events with every episode. But what you're telling me is that this show is supposed to have some amazing story to it.

Yes, I did not watch Cowboy Bebop since nothing much happened in the first few eps, same as with Trigun.

Klaus hasn't done very much. Do you call shouting out one-liner moves and hitting things as doing much? The only interesting thing he's done was play that chess-like game. Stick to One Piece, at least that has a story at least.

OH LOOK EPISODE 6. You're absolutely correct, every episode is so important to the story. I mean that first 19mins contributed so much to the plot that I don't think you would understand the story if you missed it. What an amazingly deep and important episode it was.

Right... introduction of characters is story... Then Family Guy, Simpsons, South Park must have an amazing singular story to you then, since there's a lot of character introductions.

It takes 4 episodes

Episode 2: Introduce some random villains and then they get instantly forgotten.

Episode 3: Introduce some random brain thing and it's instantly forgotten too.

Episode 4: Random vampire battle that serves no purpose.

Episode 5: Another random event to introduce characters in an already large cast who haven't really done anything outside of their episode.

So it takes 5 episodes for something to develop (Femt and Black). That's like calling bleach and naruto fillers as a great addition to the story. Do argue what you would have missed by not watching episodes 2, 3, 4 that you couldn't easily gain by just getting a list of names introduced.

Oh do tell me then what was the point of episode 2 and 3 with the big brain guy and the vampires. Suddenly they're no longer relevant. Sure I'll agree that Black seems to be doing something since he's in contact with the guy in the first episode, but then what happened to that organisation's desire to cause chaos. Suddenly it's like they just stopped because their demons didn't work.

Lucky star had more of a story than this nonsense.

Looking for answers... and what has he found so far? This is nothing more than a random event of the week. Expansion of a world is not story telling. It's just given you settings and scenarios and laws of that world. Each episode brings with it just character introductions that no longer apply in the next episode. This is like the simpsons, you can miss out on a several episodes and you wouldn't have missed anything important.

You need a dictionary honestly.