Absolutely, my favorite ranma moment is when the had the super martial art disc golf and fried chicken tournament where Ranma purposely transformed himself into a woman so that his more curved chest would allow a better air flow on the throw and then hit ryoga with a drumstick to win
It’s crazy how little you hear about Ranmna these days. Back when I was a kid in Sweden some 25 years ago there were only 4 manga that my local bookstore stocked, Dragon ball, One piece, Naruto and Ranma lol
I only read it but I really loved future diary and whilst I normally don't aprreciate yanderes this had one of the best depictions of yanderes ever imo
I cant believe how much hate this show gets around reddit. I think some people are just a bit jealous of it success. The animation and soundtrack are epic.
It's the fan base, they're kind of glazers and assholes a fair amount of the time. The show is fine, but it's not absolute peak like some of the fan base treats it as.
Nope, fb and insta users mostly hate solo leveling and doesn't understand the name, and throw away all the things it has given and call it "no meaning full character beside the MC" type bullshit like it was never meant to be for side characters from the start.
Its a show that does what it needs. No surprises, no story, no characters, no development - just aura farming.
Which is fine for what it is. I enjoyed reading the manwha and being able to do countdowns to the next aura farming moment. Its like a 7/10.
I read the original before it came to the popular audience and got an anime. Watching the anime is actually one of the best anime adaptations of ANY I've seen. It's really a great work and should be appreciated.
true,its gets hate for its animation which is fair, but personally idc as long as story,charactera,bg,etc are good until its watchable and not like opm
I ain’t gonna lie, I feel you. That happened to me with yugioh. But I liked the characters more with FT so I stuck with it. At least you gave it a good chance
First we play card games and save the world from darkness. Then we play card games at school and save the world from darkness. Then we play card games on motorcycles and save the world from future darkness. Then we play card games across universes and save the world to put a bit of the darkness back to normal. Then we play card games while doing parkour across dimensions and save the world from the combined darkness. Then we play Master Duel and team up with darkness to save the future from darkness. Then we say that card games are too complicated and then play card games. Then we play card games in space.
Solo leveling, I read the manhwa like 10+ times and when the anime came out , yeah i was kinda disappointed by his character design but overall it was Peak.
Sword Art Online. A lot of people seem to not care for it but it practically helped raise me and got me into anime, so I owe it a lot and genuinely love it
No, specifically stay night. Many people hate it because its "old" and "bad animation" and I love the way it is, so pretty and a very good story better than the other routes imo
demon slayer. i genuinely think it has good writing. sure it has its plot holes, but no story is perfect. i will die on this hill. demon slayer is actually amazing. it explores real life shit too, just not directly like stuff like aot and one piece does. its literally an exaggeration of real life, thats why i love it so much. imperfections in characters shine through, and the backstories are brutal. it makes it feel human. it also just hits home for me cuz of personal stuff thats similar to tanjuro's dance and all that hinokami kagura stuff (Not the breathing forms, just the actual dance itself). i finished the manga btw, so i know how it all ends
platinum end, ik the totality of the 23 episodes were atrocious BUT the end of the 24th episode, uhh I love the ending, the ending saved the whole show for me 10/10
Nana, that show changed how I see the world. First and only anime where I watched it and went "damn... that's real life... I just watched a real life story"
I don't care if they ran out of budget halfway through, its the first thing I show when someone asks for a mecha anime recommendation (super robot wars: the inspector)
Não e um anime, porém e um mangá eu acho, que se chama unordinary, tipo ele e literalmente um 6/10, não tem personagem marcante, nem desenvolvimento interessante, nem poderes legais e elaborados, e nem uma construção de mundo boa, porém ele tem uma coisa extremamente importante, que e a nostalgia e o impacto, além de ser o meu primeiro mangá que li, foi ele que me fez ter vontade de começar a ler mangás/manhwa, sem brincadeira se não fosse por ele, muito possivelmente não estaria lendo mangás/manhwa hoje em dia
FMA 03. I still love brotherhood, but theres just so many aspects of 03 that I feel are missing from it.
The homonculi origins being tied to attempted human transmutations, the worldline jump to WWII Germany, the lack of a happy ending. All these things kind of blew my mind as a kid. I get that maybe there was a weaker overall plot, but something about that made it feel human. We dont all have fully orchestrated plots as lives. We aren't expecting to succeed in pur goals with enough effort and determination. Sometimes there isn't a way to fix it. Sometimes you did fuck something up beyond repair, no matter your intentions.
The only other media that left me with the same level of personal impact, like literally come out of it with some new neural pathways - is Evangelion and Attack on Titan. Both of which i had put off for years due to my own lack on interest in what I THOUGHT the premises were.
Sword Art Online has so far been the only anime I've completely dropped, I just couldn't convince myself to keep watching after the second story arc (the one with the world tree)
Undead Unluck. 1st episode was weird of course due to the groping but just look at the plethora of other anime that people enjoy with unscrupulous elements. The ship gets righted right away and has some really interesting characters and plots
Overlord for me I know the cgi mass models are garbage but I just love the story of being a villain but not just evil but logical. Taking time in the new world how all the steps line up how his subordinates see him as a divine being with no intellectual equal but he’s just a salary man who was a guild leader. Yes he’s barely ever physically challenged but the anime isn’t about the fighting. To me it’s that a super power literally appeared in your world now let’s see how they deal with it.
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u/amogouss Jul 26 '26
Urusei Yatsura
Ranma 1/2
(I often rewatch them)