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So, I've been watching JJK recently and loving it! It's totally got me back into anime again, and I'm so glad.
So far, I've currently watched S1, JJK 0 movie, and just finished S2 ep3 (what an ending....)
I noticed after watching the dub that the "sites" I watch on don't translate the Japanese text overlays at all (I don't understand why... Does the official Crunchyroll dub translate all the texts?)
So, I started making it a habit to watch those parts over on the sub, which did translate the on-screen text. Which I found very nice. I also enjoyed the sub voice acting very much (I also swore I saw a few sub second scenes not featured in the dub but there's no way, right?). I used to always choose sub unless the dub was exquisite, but this dub has been nice to watch since there's so many great visual details I want to pay attention to (without rewinding 1000x which I'll still do lol).
But I noticed, esp after Gojo explaining his powers for the first time in S2 E2...that when I watched the sub, it was explained way more in-depth (and easier to understand, for me). Same with many other parts (like him actually being tired from using his technique).
I then went to the manga, and noticed a similar pattern in the same parts. (I must say though, I do like the additional parts in the anime vs manga. Gojo's fight in S2 Ep2 & 3 were way more fluid and easy to understand in the anime.)
Anyway, what do you guys recommend? Cause of the last two episodes, I've watched both dub and sub each, and I've garnered so much more info from doing it that way... But it's definitely time consuming watching both.
I've been thinking of redeeming a free Crunchyroll trial.. (been seeing 1 week, but I've heard offers of 1 month if anyone knows?)
Does Crunchyroll's dub also translate the text on screen into English? I'm surprised the sites w the dub don't tbh... Wouldn't they be the same version? Can I also switch between sub/dub on crunchyroll?
Sadly, I have just about every other streaming service. I've heard talks it was supposed to release on Hulu this week? (I'm in US). Is this true?
Also have heard Netflix has it in other regions! Idk if this is allowed to be asked- but I have a VPN. Do the other regions include dub or only sub?
Thanks for any help!
I haven't been thisinto an anime in years, and I'm so glad to be getting back into the swing of things. I've missed it a lot.
What's the anime with the guy that finds those 1000 year old air bases? Ones a factory and ones a hanger and there's 7 of them? I think
The mc talks in he's mind (so a monologue). Few examples: March comes in like a lion, Welcome to the NHK...
First it was the big three:
One Piece, Naruto, and Bleach
Next it was the "Dark" trio:
Chainsaw man, Jujutsu Kaisen, and Jigokuraku (Hell's Paradise)
Now the next gen (underdogs?) is picking up fans and hype:
Kagurabachi, MamaYuyu and...
If the pattern holds, what will be the third entry for the next gen of powerscaling madness, burnt out memes, and "trust me bro, this time the female characters are really great" discourse.
I have seen my fair share of romance anime and kinda got sick of the usual trope and now im looking for something that goes in-depth and explores the relationship between the mc and main girl. Long story short looking for a more "passionate" romance anime. No incest pls >:(
Soes anyone know of a really shitty ecchi harem anime back in the early 2000s prob; maybe borderline 2010
I’m tryna deck out my anime list, even adding the shitty ones ive watched in the past
I think chainsaw man is so so overrated.... So , curiously, i am asking Why do people like it or what do they like about it?
I have been keeping up with the manga for a years, it has some of the best art I've seen in a manga and the story is very interesting refreshing. I've seen the trailer for the anime and I'm kind of worried. I know it's kind of selfish for me to want the best possible production for the series, but without it, anime usually go down into oblivion with the rest of the forgettable and mundane isekai adaptations, it's especially concerning because of very high quality the manga is. The anime is definitely emulating the manga's unique art style, but that doesn't mean it has good art or animation, to me it looks like it's getting the basic anime adaptions all the rest of isekai adaptions get and I think it is undeserving for the series, but that might just be me being too judgmental, but I've seen what high quality productions are like and this is definitely is not up there. Hopefully the story and it's characters alone are able to win the hearts of the audience but that is to be seen. Though this is all my own selfish opinion and I might be being to judgmental of the adaption, but anyone would be if they have read the manga that has such high quality.
I can definitely see it becoming controversial because of it's "shota" protagonist, but his personality is what sell's it. The character is honestly refreshing, it's kind of like Myne with her books but with Loyd it is with magic, but with a sort maniac intensity to it, it's honestly great. If you don't find yourself liking the anime, try out the manga.
I am already depressed by watching Banana Fish(someone recommended it as a wholesome anime, fuck you) , 5 cm/sec and Assasination classroom . The endings nearly killed me, pls recommend something genuienly witty and slice of life type anime that will heal this heart
Its been 15 years since ive started searching for this anime once in a while. Im an otaku in need of help. It starts with two vampires fighting, a male and a female vampire, the male one is stronger, and then government robots come and they will unite to find them, i think the male vampire also bite her neck to drew some blood.
In another part of anime we see a god comes from sun, and kill every hero, one of the heroes resurrects, and he will pierce through that god while standing on his giant flying sword.
I watched an episode or two on mangas channel on ab sat, many years ago . Please ask your senpi! I looked into every list and chart with vampires and robots and found nothing. Even Ai engines couldn't help me, otakus of reddit, please help your humble senpi :(
I keep seeing stuff like Danbooru, Gelbooru, safebooru, etc mentioned everywhere, what are Boorus? Are they just places to find anime pictures?
I remember the anime scene dealt with a female character who was somehow shrunken or something and then she tried to sumo wrestle other characters while continuously saying “nekota nekota” or something similar. I think it was a harem or gag anime.
https://i.redd.it/rheph50odmqc1.jpeg
I don’t have anything else to go off of. the art style was just really appealing, and i’m hoping someone recognizes this girl
Where can you even find this show now?
Like the title, I like to watch anime on the weekends in one sitting (which, ends up being half a day sometimes). I’m looking for something light-hearted and funny, with a relatively interesting premise.
Only one main specification: don’t mind any sort of romantic subplot, but their romance can’t be the main plot. I adore friendships, so huge bonus points for those.
Shows I’ve watched that were like this style: Saiki K, Kiss him Not me, and Yamada-kun and the seven witches. Komi can’t communicate I haven’t finished, but I did watch all of season 1, and I think it matches relatively well.
I’d appreciate any recommendations!
something i really liked about perfect blue was how graphic and disturbing it is, how it talked about sa and stalking and how it deals with the blurring of the line between fantasy and reality.
Can anyone recommend an anime where the guy is trash then gets a skill or works hard to become op? Here are a list of anime’s i’ve watched that i’ve enjoyed: Berserk of Gluttony The Undead Unwanted Adventurer Solo Leveling Eminence in Shadow Arifureta
Por ahí de 2017-18 en Netflix, había un anime de un niño que era abandonado en un orfanato y acogido por un anciano que al parecer, era como un entrenador pues la academia era de poderes. Algo así.
La serie iba de cuatro chicos (incluyendo al del inicio) que tenían poderes de los cuatro elementos. Todos hombres. Ellos recolectaban fichas circulares o “tazos” que poseían más habilidades, entre más fichas conseguían más poderes y capacidades obtenían. También recuerdo que cada uno era acompañado por una criatura acorde a su elemento. Si no me equivoco, el que poseía disposición con el agua, tenía un bicho que se llama octopus, algo así.
Y pues lo último que recuerdo es que había una princesa, el wey de fuego tenía una rivalidad con el de aire, el de agua era el mejor amigo del prota y el de tierra solo era el de tierra.
Realmente no recuerdo mucho, lamento si la descripción es muy pobre, pero vi ese anime hace más de tres años y llevo buscándolo desde 2020 sin resultados. No es avatar, ni fairy tail ni Naruto. Era un anime de Netflix.
So culture festivals seem to be the staple in almost every highschool romance animes. Which culture festivals do you guys like best/ think are the most memorable? For me they are:
There was this one anime character I remembered seeing on pinterest a while while back. I believe it was a romance anime, there was a black haired mc and in the title he was decribed as "dull" or "uninteresting" in an ironic way.
I can't find it in any romance anime lists.
There was also this blonde haired girl who seemed bubbly. The artstyle stook out to me. Helppoeoeo!!:!:!! It was also in a school setting
I'm looking for a good action flick the throw on. I don't need anything deep, just something fun. Also, I'm wondering if there's any anime movie that can top or even compete with Redline in terms of action and pure spectacle.
Seishun Buta Yarou wa Randoseru Girl no Yume wo Minai, NA Theatrical Release
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I'm about finished up with Frieren, and I just really like storytelling. There's an overarching plot, but the plot isn't as important as the characters meeting new people, learning their backgrounds, and forming relationships with them. It feels like that's the main purpose of the show. And I feel like that's the case for To Your Eternity, Violet Evergarden, Kino's Journey, and (to a lesser extent) Girls Last Tour.
Is there a name for this genre where characters and their mostly platonic relationships are the focus and the plot is secondary?
Any recommendations for similar shows?
Edit: After reading through comments, what I'm looking for is basically slice of life in a non-modern-Japan setting. Preferably with more serious tone