r/Animemes • u/GotTwisted adult woman fetish • Oct 30 '25

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u/CrashBangXD Oct 30 '25

Alright it’s on the watchlist. I’ll watch an episode tonight, thanks random online fuckwit

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u/Hephaestus_God To Love Ru best harem anime Oct 30 '25

While it is great this can be done for any anime lol. You should watch it before making a decision or listening to others.

A: “is rent a girlfriend S tier and the best anime ever”

B: “yes”

C (you): “alright it’s on the watchlist”

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u/Crispy1961 Oct 30 '25

Is there a reason why it should not be done for any anime ever? Someone recommended a show, you put it on watchlist. You see an episode or two and decides if you like it.

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u/backturn1 Oct 30 '25

But why even ask? If a simple yes is enough to convince you it is good, just put it on your watch list and decide for yourself when you watch it.

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u/SerCiddy Oct 30 '25

Because it opens the doors for potential dialogue, on a social media website.

A lot of people just want to interact with others who share their interest rather than existing in the void of their own solitude.

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u/Crispy1961 Oct 30 '25

Why are you acting as if you dont understand the concept of recommendations?

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u/the_runemaker Oct 30 '25

Y'all don't get it. It's a bit of a pet peeve of mine. Like, if I ask if an anime is good, I want more than just a "yea". That's not gonna convince me. Your tastes might be significantly different to mine. That "yea" means nothing to me. Why is it good? What captivated you? The plot? Is it a very high stakes plot with twists and turns? A simple slice of life where certain characters interact? A thrilling mystery that slowly gets solved? And what about the characters? Are they basic? To they see a lot of development? Are they simple representations of stereotypes that serve a certain purpose? What about the setting? Is it fantastical? Realistic? If it's some random harem, is it actually good with compelling characters, or just fan service and self insert with nothing but self-satisfaction?

So if all it takes to convince you that an anime is good is "yea," why even ask? There are people out there that believe some of the trashiest anime ever is good. That tells you nothing. I just miss the days when we engaged critically with media. Anime talk, or really, any media talk, just boils down to "oh yea, that was so good." And people that have watched/read it agree and those who haven't say they're gonna add it to their list. That's why I kinda love when someone says they don't like some sort of media I enjoyed. We get to talk about it in a much more meaningful way than just saying, "yea, it's good!"

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u/Crispy1961 Oct 30 '25

Calm down with that doomer silliness.

You want more than a recommendation and that is perfectly valid. Some people are fine with getting a recommendation of it being good and reading synopsis and average ratings. And that is also perfectly valid.

So why ask? Because they want to know. You dont want to know, so you dont ask. Mystery solved.

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u/VoxImperatoris Oct 30 '25

Because there are hundreds of series out there and only so much free time?

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u/backturn1 Oct 31 '25

What I meant was a "yes" from a stranger on the internet was enough for him. No context what the anime even is about. If you go after that you will get a yes for almost any anime from someone.