I made a blog entry about misconceptions I want to clarify, you can check it out here. (It is hopefully fixed now, thanks Shizuna for helping)
I'm a casual anime watcher and gamer. I try not to look too otaku. I usually watch 1 episode/day, so I'm a slow burner, although recently this number is 2 or 3. I don't stress about watching all the good shows in a season. My hobby is actually collecting anime titles on a neverending list, not watching them. :)
There aren't many low rated anime on my list. That's because I usually drop them if they are too bad. I just can't watch on a series that's painful to watch, even if the ending might be satisfying (not likely). Also, some of the shows are rated in retrospect so their rating might not be perfectly accurate.
Talking about ratings. I rate based on overall enjoyment, but certain little things can make me alter this, so it's rarely objective. Art and animation doesn't matter unless it's very good or very bad. Same goes for music.
For me, the ending is very important. A bad show with a good ending can get a higher rating that what it deserves. But the reverse is also true.
As for my gamer side I prefer indie titles. My favorite genre is platformer, not just metroidvanias but hardcore platformers too. My favorites are Celeste, Spelunky and Cave Story. (The last one is completely free!) I'm also a huge Oxygen Not Included fan.
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Alkalmi animés vagyok. Próbálok nem túl otakunak tűnni. Általában 1 részt nézek meg naponta, szóval elég lassú vagyok, bár mostanában ez a szám inkább 2 vagy 3. Nem stresszelek rá, hogy minden jó sorozatot megnézzek egy szezonban. A hobbim sokkal inkább az animék gyűjtése egy végtelen hosszú listán, mint a megnézésük. :)
Nincs sok alacsonyra értékelt anime a listámon. Ez azért van, mert ami nagyon nem tetszik, azt abbahagyom. Egyszerűen nem tudok tovább nézni valamit ami folyamatos szenvedést okoz, mégha a vége jó is lenne (nem valószínű). Emellett néhány animét utólag értékeltem, ezért nem biztos, hogy a kapott pontszámuk teljesen pontos.
Ha már értékelések. Az alapján értékelek, hogy összességében mennyire tetszett valami, de bizonyos apróságok tudnak ezen változtatni, szóval ritkán objektív a végeredmény. A rajz és animáció nem számít, kivéve, ha nagyon jó vagy nagyon rossz. Ugyanez igaz a zenére is.
Nekem a befejezés nagyon fontos. Egy rossz sorozat jó befejezéssel kaphat jobb pontszámot mint amit érdemel. És fordítva.
Ami a gamer oldalamat illeti, inkább az indi játékok vonzanak. Kedvenceim a platformerek, nem csak a metroidvániák, hanem a hardcore platformerek is. Kedvenceim a Celeste, Spelunky és a Cave Story. (Az utolsó teljesen ingyenes!) Emellett hatalmas Oxygen Not Included rajongó vagyok.
Son Hak
Almost made it to favorites, but he's a filthy pervert, so no.
Edit: more of you asked why, so I'll tell you: it has occasional small signs throughout the anime, but the last straw was the honey scene. Also, calling Ki-Ja "white snake" constantly got old quickly.
Q: What was your first anime series?
A: The first series was Berserk (as I have seen almost all of the Ghibli movies) but it wasn't the anime that gave me the final push. It was Attack on Titan. I gave it a chance because I really liked its OP. xD (I still use this searching method occasionally.)
Q: What was your 100th completed anime?
A: Evangelion 1.0: You Are (Not) Alone
Q: What's your favorite genre?
A: Psychological thriller. Recently I became more open to other genres too, but it's still my ethalon when it comes to great shows.
Q: Seriously, you gave Death Note a 7?
A: Yes. The cat-and-mouse game was thrilling and exciting, but I can hardly find even one character that I honestly liked.
Q: You gave 86 a 7? It's anything but a 7!
A: I'm not saying it's average. It's just a mixed bag. While I really liked the cinematic aspect, it was extremely manipulating and preachy.
Q: Shinsekai Yori is not a 5!
A: That anime was just not for me. I couldn't accept its world view. Also, it didn't feel really coherent.
Q: You didn't like Slime??
A: Sorry, but not really. I found it dreadfully boring aside from a few episodes. However I did like those children at the end and the early episodes.
Q: Everybody likes [insert anime]. Why don't You?
A: When I give an anime a noticeably lower rating than most of the users? (A difference like 7 and 10 also counts.) It's usually because the anime has an aspect that bothers me. When it's soaked in it. When it's unavoidable. When it hinders my enjoyment.
Q: Why potential questions?
A: Because nobody really asked them, so they are not frequently asked, but I feel like answering them.
Q: Can I still ask them?
A: Sure! If you're not satisfied with my answer or want to know more, feel free to ask.
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I decided to make a music section for showing hidden gems. It'll mostly feature OSTs and instrumental tracks, and maybe vocaloids and metal.
Úgy döntöttem csinálok egy zene szekciót a rejtett gyöngyszemeknek. Főleg OST-ket és instrumentális számokat fogok ide rakni, és esetleg vokaloidokat és metált.
My current addiction, this song can surprise you at every note
Super nostalgic theme song of a game I loved as a kid
Thank you for reading / listening!
Köszi, hogy elolvastad / meghallgattad!
On my best and last save file I've got 197/202 strawberries. Still missing 5 golden ones (Farewell, Core ABC, and Summit A), all 24 hearts and 17.711 deaths.
Farewell is soooooo hard lol. 10k+ deaths on my first clear. I got it down to "only" 1k deaths on that save file.
This is why I love platformers. They are so varied. From super hard ones like Celeste to chill experiences like Wonder Boy Dragon's Trap From heart-felt stories like Ori to crazy cartoon plots of Cuphead. Strategic play like Mark of the Ninja and mindless shooting in Metal Slug.
I don't mind long messages at all. In fact I vastly prefer them to all of the short messages and TL;DR sentiment you see online nowadays. Regarding DDLC, I've watched a full playthrough of it. Since it has no gameplay nor alternate routes, this is pretty much as good as beating it IMO. So I do have it marked as completed on VNdb, it's the only game I've done this for tho and it was many years ago. You've reminded me I should add my VNDB to my links section lol. It being disturbing would attract me if anything; my favorite VN of all time is Chaos;Head which is quite renowned for being unsettling especially in it's atmosphere and subject matter.
On the retro gaming front I'm a huge fan. I like just about anything that's old school really, even outside of games. I'm more of a console player, my PC is rigged in a way where it basically functions as a console. I mainly play strategy games and shooters at my actual computer desk with mouse keyboard. Everything else I play via Xbox controller on a TV. I don't play as much on my consoles as I should though, I've sort of fallen out of favor with gaming the last couple years and into a cycle of just playing the same few titles over and over. My most played game is Mario Kart Wii where I'm quite highly ranked on a time trial leaderboard for one of the tracks. A lot of my playtime nowadays is spent grinding my time down. Also have a lot of hours recently in Paradox games (V2 and CK2), they're very replayable. There's a sportsball game that I replay a lot as well. These 4 games encompass like 90% of my playtime the past 2 years. I really should go back to playing JRPGs and other games again tbh. Need to read more VNs as well, I've thoroughly enjoyed damn near every single one that I've read.
But back to the main point, I've got a lot of older consoles hooked up to a CRT. I also use them to watch anime, and to me 4:3 aspect ratio shows are so much better experienced on a CRT. Not only are there no ugly black bars, but CRTs bring out the vibrant color range in the cel art far better than LCDs do. I think that watching old school anime on a modern display is doing yourself a disservice. It's consequently got me to watch a lot more older shows than I may have otherwise. As far as older games themselves, I tend to like JRPGs, shmups and rail shooters mainly. Though a lot of my favorite old school titles also come from outside of those genres. Love me some Sega classics, Jet Set Radio, Panzer Dragoon and Shenmue especially. I do need to give Metal Slug a proper chance, I originally picked it up because holy moly that sprite work is beautiful.
Én sajnos sokat hagyok félbe, de amúgy értem a logikádat. Az utolsó pár részhez én valahogy azért szoktam motivációt nyerni, és egy seggel végignézni őket:D
Hi! Thanks for accepting the request! I totally understand your concerns about having controversial figures in favorites—it’s important to be cautious. I'm glad you decided to look a bit deeper into my profile.
And yes, it’s awesome we both enjoy Yuru Camp! It’s such a relaxing and heartwarming series.
Yeah that "Chinese cartoon women" line just sums up my isekai addiction lmao
i just put that video in bio as to remind me to control myself to watch isekai ;-; i just watched too many and DAMN THEY ALL ARE SIMILAR IN TOO MANY WAYS
just watching 3 isekais this season which is great progress for me 🏃🏃
sorry i yap too much when it comes to isekai addiction
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Farewell is soooooo hard lol. 10k+ deaths on my first clear. I got it down to "only" 1k deaths on that save file.
This is why I love platformers. They are so varied. From super hard ones like Celeste to chill experiences like Wonder Boy Dragon's Trap From heart-felt stories like Ori to crazy cartoon plots of Cuphead. Strategic play like Mark of the Ninja and mindless shooting in Metal Slug.
On the retro gaming front I'm a huge fan. I like just about anything that's old school really, even outside of games. I'm more of a console player, my PC is rigged in a way where it basically functions as a console. I mainly play strategy games and shooters at my actual computer desk with mouse keyboard. Everything else I play via Xbox controller on a TV. I don't play as much on my consoles as I should though, I've sort of fallen out of favor with gaming the last couple years and into a cycle of just playing the same few titles over and over. My most played game is Mario Kart Wii where I'm quite highly ranked on a time trial leaderboard for one of the tracks. A lot of my playtime nowadays is spent grinding my time down. Also have a lot of hours recently in Paradox games (V2 and CK2), they're very replayable. There's a sportsball game that I replay a lot as well. These 4 games encompass like 90% of my playtime the past 2 years. I really should go back to playing JRPGs and other games again tbh. Need to read more VNs as well, I've thoroughly enjoyed damn near every single one that I've read.
But back to the main point, I've got a lot of older consoles hooked up to a CRT. I also use them to watch anime, and to me 4:3 aspect ratio shows are so much better experienced on a CRT. Not only are there no ugly black bars, but CRTs bring out the vibrant color range in the cel art far better than LCDs do. I think that watching old school anime on a modern display is doing yourself a disservice. It's consequently got me to watch a lot more older shows than I may have otherwise. As far as older games themselves, I tend to like JRPGs, shmups and rail shooters mainly. Though a lot of my favorite old school titles also come from outside of those genres. Love me some Sega classics, Jet Set Radio, Panzer Dragoon and Shenmue especially. I do need to give Metal Slug a proper chance, I originally picked it up because holy moly that sprite work is beautiful.
yeah same I loved Steins;Gate and Madoka Magica even tho it traumatized me to my core had me in deep thought for days lol
And yes, it’s awesome we both enjoy Yuru Camp! It’s such a relaxing and heartwarming series.
i just put that video in bio as to remind me to control myself to watch isekai ;-; i just watched too many and DAMN THEY ALL ARE SIMILAR IN TOO MANY WAYS
just watching 3 isekais this season which is great progress for me 🏃🏃
sorry i yap too much when it comes to isekai addiction