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are u like me just exploring old abandoned accounts on mal?

Pfp sauce

this is a goldmine, thank

That's some good taste you got there

#The best loli according to u

Power as you fav character
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lol it's fine,
I was going through some dead profiles and saw this

"loser
2 days from now will be the 5th anniversary of your death
get cucked
I'm insulting you because I know you'll never see this
also you have shit taste"

...anyways...

RUU!!!

HOWDY??

Sorry to intrude.
I partly have to agree with @Krunchyman.
Anime, back in the days required a lot more resources, rather than some computer programs.
So i believe it is fair to compare it with today's shows.

Regardless, dude hasn't seen shit to judge a mecha show for what it is.

I intentionally chose two anime from the late 80’s to early 90’s to highlight the broader shift from where the industry was, to where it is today. While Japan has ramped up its production of the quantity of anime the consumer receives, it neglects the overall quality of the product, itself. Shows in the 90’s (LotGH, Berserk, NGE, Cowboy Bebop, GitS, Lain, Utena) offered unique perspectives on the human condition, and developed characters who’s actions were, more or less, human. By doing so, their actions/motives fit logically in the context of the story, and, in many cases, drove the story itself, making the experience feel organic, rather than feeling forced through various plot devices.

Nowadays, characters are not really characters, they are tropes to appease the anime consumer. Why, you may ask? Because the anime industry is struggling, due to the prevalence of online piracy. Therefore, to cope with this growing problem, anime studios have shifted from their focus (much like the WWE) to a younger demographic, to capitalize on the sale of merchandise. Dragon Ball Super, for example, wasn’t even a show at all, as each transformation was a ploy for viewers to buy more useless merchandise.

Animation is improving, that is to be sure, but it is simply a cosmetic flourish that detracts viewers from the numerous faults that lie elsewhere.

Hopefully, that answers your question.

After rereading Monster Musume, I think I like Suu (loli Suu ofc) way more than Papi, who I liked during my first read.

Help me. My list is about a couple of millimeters uneven and its triggering the hell out of me.

luv u miss u

It's not everyday that I check someone's favorite list and notice that I've seen all of their favorite anime.