Hello, I’m just a guy who loves watching anime and reading manga (asides from watching movies and listening to music). I also try watching a variety amount of animes (action, adventure, fantasy, slice of life, romance, etc.). I don’t bite either, so don’t be afraid to suggest me something! Feel free to drop a friend request and leave a comment on my profile page. As long as we can get along, I don’t care if your taste is different from mines. I’ll try replying as soon as possible, although I’d preferred if you comment on my page first if you want to talk with me as I’m not the type of person to initiate a conversation.
P.S. Kyoto Animation is the best anime studio
I personally believe that no anime/manga or just media in general should receive a 1/10, and unless it is truly appalling (looking at a certain blond hair kid with vanilla ice cream), it should have at least one redeeming quality of some sort. This is how I generally score my animes/mangas.
10 (Masterpiece) Animes/Mangas that have received this score are ones that I personally cherish a lot due to how captivating it was for me, let it be the story, characters, or the themes to which I can say are my absolute favorites with my heart. 9 (Great) Animes/Mangas that have received this score are ones that has exceeded my expectations for what an anime/manga should be, let it be how the story was executed to how likable the characters were. 8 (Excellent) Animes/Mangas that have received this score are ones that lived up to my expectations for what an anime/manga should be, with only some flaws to it. Otherwise, a great watch/read. 7 (Good) Animes/Mangas that have received this score are ones that were enjoyable to watch, but contained some aspects and/or flaws that I didn’t like about it. Otherwise, I enjoyed watching/reading it. 6 (Fine) Animes/Mangas that have received this score are ones that I found that had a decent premise to it, but the execution for it was rather disappointing with some obvious flaws that made it not as enjoyable as it should’ve been. Not something I would recommend watching/reading unless you need something to pass time with. 5 (Average) Animes/Mangas that have received this score are ones I found to be average at the best due to how it was executed, let it be the characters to the story itself, but did have some redeeming qualities. Wouldn’t recommend it in general. <5 (Subpar to horrendous) Animes/Mangas that have received these scores are ones that I found absolutely horrendous to watch/read with little to no redeeming qualities due to how poorly it was executed, to the point where it feels like a joke. Definitely won’t recommend it.
(not in order)
-Psychological
-Thriller
-Action
-Adventure
-Fantasy
-Slice Of Life
-Romance
-Mystery
-Historical
I already knew that because one of my friends started reading Climber and told me about the sudden author change, and that's what got me to start reading it. The changes that Sakamoto brought were very obvious right from the start of volume 4 imo, not talking about just the time skip. I don't know if it's only me, but the first 3 volumes felt very shounen-esque because of the plot and how the characters were acting. This is not really a good thing for a story that's supposed to be seinen. The author seemed to focus more on the "hype" sports elements than the person Mori himself and what he's about, which is the exact opposite of what made Climber so good later on. I was honestly wondering the entire time why the fuck it had a score of 8.8 lol. Now I understand why, but I think you'd have a hard time convincing someone who only read the first 3 volumes that this will become pretty much a masterpiece.
There are so many of them. Apart from the ones I already talked about:- Mori finally reaching the peak of K2 after, from what I can remember, 30 chapters of amazingly beautiful build-up (of course it will be one of my favorites); Mori asking Hana to be his lifelong partner, finally finding someone he can trust; Mori's intense snow climbing being shown in parallel with an orchestra performance; one of the final pages of the manga showing Mori along with his happy family, etc etc
I get that, I also find myself in Mori's shoes sometimes in the fact that we're both very naive and struggle to deal with people (other than that, our personalities are completely different haha). The troubles he faces are extremely realistic. But he could have definitely avoided some of them if he had used some common sense. Though he slowly gets better at interactions throughout the story, because of the scam incident with Yumi and Miyamoto it felt like all the progress he had managed was reset.
I will read his other stuff after taking my uni entrance exam
Thanks bud. And yeah everything's going well on my work front too. The mid year has gotten a bit hectic in office, but thankfully I got WFH approved towards the end of year. So it's been relatively chill for the past
1/2 month and I've started getting back to some anime lol
You're in college, that's great!! Which major are you pursuing currently? And are you active on TNC discord these days?
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thanks for checking by :3
I already knew that because one of my friends started reading Climber and told me about the sudden author change, and that's what got me to start reading it. The changes that Sakamoto brought were very obvious right from the start of volume 4 imo, not talking about just the time skip. I don't know if it's only me, but the first 3 volumes felt very shounen-esque because of the plot and how the characters were acting. This is not really a good thing for a story that's supposed to be seinen. The author seemed to focus more on the "hype" sports elements than the person Mori himself and what he's about, which is the exact opposite of what made Climber so good later on. I was honestly wondering the entire time why the fuck it had a score of 8.8 lol. Now I understand why, but I think you'd have a hard time convincing someone who only read the first 3 volumes that this will become pretty much a masterpiece.
There are so many of them. Apart from the ones I already talked about:- Mori finally reaching the peak of K2 after, from what I can remember, 30 chapters of amazingly beautiful build-up (of course it will be one of my favorites); Mori asking Hana to be his lifelong partner, finally finding someone he can trust; Mori's intense snow climbing being shown in parallel with an orchestra performance; one of the final pages of the manga showing Mori along with his happy family, etc etc
I get that, I also find myself in Mori's shoes sometimes in the fact that we're both very naive and struggle to deal with people (other than that, our personalities are completely different haha). The troubles he faces are extremely realistic. But he could have definitely avoided some of them if he had used some common sense. Though he slowly gets better at interactions throughout the story, because of the scam incident with Yumi and Miyamoto it felt like all the progress he had managed was reset.
I will read his other stuff after taking my uni entrance exam
1/2 month and I've started getting back to some anime lol
You're in college, that's great!! Which major are you pursuing currently? And are you active on TNC discord these days?