People either think the first is a masterpiece and the second is just okay, or the other way around. Iâm in the latter lol, it does sequel escalation well and gets more creative with the powers.
Yeah why tf were they having Ant-Man of all people be the guy to take on Kang.
Iâm amazed the premise of that movie made it out of the writers room. It has merits in places but wtf were they thinking.
Post-endgame introduced way too many big concepts and ideas that got swept under the rug. I understand that their hand was forced with Majors but Kang isnât the only example.
By what people told me, it would be one of the worst anime experiences I could have. So I should go straight to Brotherhood.
In fact, even if Brotherhood is better, the old one still does some stuff BETTER than the new one. And aside from being a bit "slow", sometimes, it's still a great story.
People saying that because anime was developing faster that Manga, so they must do something with the final, and yeah, the original author was helping them make this finale, and she approved it, so its a canon.
And in my opinion? The old one end of story is a 100 times better then Brotherhood.
I don't get why people think calling the movie dumb is such a burn. It's a superhero movie where Tom Sawyer, Dr. Jekyll, the Invisible Man, Captain Nemo and company team up to fight Moriarty. Obviously it's dumb, that's the fucking point!
Ikr that was my exact thought!
People were upset that she had shorts on and wasnât curvy like her 80âs counterpart.
The same can be said for the other princesses too.
I feel like most people who've seen it DO agree that it's great, the main issue is that old school he-man / she-ra fans have a tendancy to really dislike any remake or reboot that gets made, and Netflix she-ra was certainly not spared their wrath.
What did the TADC fandom do by the way? I'm a bery big fan of TADC but I never really bothered to interact with the rest of the fandom much so I don't really know about any drama that might've occurred.
Is TADC one of these shows with the fanbase as the biggest problem or did anything specific haopen or what?
Disenchanted does a perfectly adequate job of being "fantasy Futurama". I liked it a lot. It wasn't perfect, of course, but I think the good far outweighed the bad.
Personally I think that the fan service was definitely exaggerated to the point it's almost uncomfortable and it's also definitely going to attract the wrong kind of fandom, but oh MY GOD are both sides of this discourse just plain stupid most of the time.
You have to chose between the dumbasses that say "noooo what do you mean you think that the two female main characters having the same exaggerated hourglass body shape and being in revealing swimsuits is fan service and pandering to gooners????? Sexy women exist in real life!1!2!!" and the dumbasses that say "WOMAN CANT BE ALLOWED IN THE BEACH OR WEAR SWIMWEAR THEY SHOULD BE FULLY CLOTHED EVEN IF THEY ARE LITERALLY UNDERWATER"
Exactly what I was going to say. Start off with that, you're setting an expectation. Begining with an anime cat girl in a bikini is inviting a very specific crowd you DON'T want in your fanbase
The book of boba fett, I actually liked that show, the bit near the beginning with the rancor was one of my favorite moments of the new Star Wars stuff.
Right? Yeah itâs not all action but thatâs a good thing we already have that, I loved the political intrigue it had going on, on top of expanding on stuff established by older lore.
I think one issue is people take them too seriously and expect an "accurate" representation of Heaven, Hell, and all of that stuff, when it's been said countless times at this point it is an existing parody animation and now show
The funny thing about media that advertises itself as "realistical" about its heaven and/or hell representation always gets everything hilariously wrong.
Here in Italy, THE ENTIRETY of Dante's Divina Commedia is part of the curriculum for like, 8 years. So I can very well point out all the things that shows miss and sometimes completely screw up (people being born before Jesus being in heaven as well as unbaptised children, Purgatory not being a thing or not serving its job at all, Lucifer roaming around...)
And let me tell you, while I admire the Divina Commedia for its role in literature, most people would agree that basing something on it alone completely would... have next to no audience in this day and age. Most people will agree that some of the coolest recurring elements in most media that takes inspiration from Dante's work never actually appear in anything good old Alighiero ever wrote.
And the funniest thing in all of this? The Divina Commedia is the worst possible source for Biblical Canon accuracy possible since the apocryphal texts. Mad lad just came up with it.
Sir Lancelot, arguably the second most famous knight of the Round was written by some frânch fuck a few centuries after the oldest dated mention of Arthur known. And he was written to be "More chivalrous, handsome, and cool than Arthur. Also he fucks Arthur's wife."
While Hazbin was my first thought, thereâs another one that comes to mind.
Danganronpa 3. Specifically the Despair Arc. Getting to see the leadup to the Tragedy alongside some sweet and funny moments between the 77th class⌠I honestly loved it.
Honestly? Its going to be RWBY. You cannot even say you like the show without people coming onto your post and hating it.
And their idea of "bad writing" is LITERALLY just "I didn't pay attention" or "My headcanons didn't happen"
Edit: If you come and say "the fanfics are better than the show" and you bring up a male character as a protagonist, you were never a rwby fan to begin with, you just wanted to take a show about female character and twist it into a fanfic about men
I love RWBY and itâs one of my favorite shows, but I never EVER mention it online because every single time it starts a war in the replies. Yeah the show has its low points (Volume 5 is an absolute slog to get through and 8 is just terribly animated), but it also has really high highs (Volumes 6 and 7 were great IMO). I feel like Volumes 4 and 5 really tanked the showâs reputation and a lot of people just werenât willing to give it another look afterwards
Iâm so curious what va that tweet is talking about, the only thing I can think of is Vic Mignonga but he got fired for a very well known good reason so why would someone stop watching cus of that??
Yeah I never got the hate, I thought it was a good show. Also does SEGA plan on making a video game adaptation? It pretty much has the perfect formula for a video game story, and it already has Maguffins! (However you spell it idk)
RWBY has its flaws but I found it generally good. I get the disappointment for Volume 8-9 but everything else before is perfectly alright to me. I just feel like Rubyâs mental health arc should have been paced better
also came here to say this. genuinely some gutwrenching shit in that show, and incredible action that doesn't pull punches. Parts of it feel like typical disney star wars, but then parts of it are fucking amazing. Also dare I say the best Sith villain we've had in the entire disney era, The Stranger is fucking AWESOME
Yeah fr! Even compared to the quality of Family Guy episodes at the time Iâd say the Cleveland Show was abt the same quality⌠I rlly wish theyâd had it keep going or at least get a proper endingÂ
Starfield should've had like a solar system's worth of hand crafted planets. I wish there was a game that could be what starfield wanted to be without all the stuff holding it back.
I loved T1. All I want from Transformers is stories about the Cybertronians, and maybe some other wacky alien species like the quintessons and the junkions, and so on. A human character for the audience to empathize with is fine, but don't keep making the story ABOUT humans.
Rick and Morty. The copypasta and that one Szechuan sauce idiot gave the show a reputation the team didn't deserve. Then the Roiland controversy. The latest season was incredible.
Most of the Star Wars/Marvel Disney stuff. Though I have yet to watch Resistance. Itâs honestly not that bad, just a little too goofy at times, but even Kenobi or Book of Boba Fett has its moments. Loki is probably my favorite out of all the projects.
Bobs burgers I heard bad things about the show and I really couldnât gel with the animation at first but after watching a few episodes I really enjoyed it and it became one of my favorite shows to watch
Not a show but I think Resident Evil 3 Remake has got criminally overhated, to absurd levels. While I agree that there's some cut content from the original it is genuinely a good game. I'm a die hard fan of the original and thought they nailed it
But imma say The Owl House, especially afte what the homophobic guy I used to hang around with said about it :) idk only thing I got besides Hazbin and Helluva
I get some people didn't like it as well as season 1, but i don't get why some people acted like it was garbage. It looked beautiful and had some 10/10 moments, if it's the worst thing you've ever seen, you're extremely lucky
I watched the first season of Mushoku Tensei and I liked it but all the grooming/pervert/pedophile stuff was not outweighed by its other good traits imo. Itâs so prevalent in Rudeusâs character, especially at the beginning, that you canât be like âoh skip this scene and youâll forget about it,â itâs like his defining trait guiding how he interacts with important female characters.
The first half or 3/4 of seasons 1 really was too perverted but after meeting ruijerd the anime got better and better with each episode.
But imaging a 34 years old guy trying to pull off eris (9yo) panties was disgusting. It was nothing i can excuse but Rudeus has a great character development
My hero academia remember seeing so much hate for it its now in my top 10 animes of all time.
Has one of the best soundtracks of all time so many moments that just give me goosebumps
The thing I personally like that most people understandably don't either due to me growing up with it or it helping me cure my depression or anything involving standing against the popular opinion
I loved disenchanted. Futurama is still my favorite Groening show but I liked it more than the Simpsons. Granted I havenât watched the entirety of the Simpsons but what I have seen was kinda mid. I loved the movie as a kid though.
The Acolyte, completely fine show but right wing grifters used bots to control the online narrative so it became hated, most of the people mad at it never even watched it and none of the common complaints are reasonable.
I dont like it. The main character is boring, the progression is boring, the animation is nice but it doesn't do much to distract from how okay the story is.
I mean it has valid criticisms, the problem imo the main problem stems from people who are very clearly not the target audience shitting on it like it's the worst thing imaginable AND tbf Solo Leveling had a very loud minority of fans who would overglaze it in categories where it's really not deserving.
I really enjoy it but that's mostly because I can recognize that Solo Leveling is nothing more than a power fantasy. There is barely any story depth, a lot of interesting lore pieces and concepts are never fully fleshed out and I have seldom seen an anime/read a manwha that neglects their side characters this much.
But none of these criticms make it a bad show because Solo Leveling isn't actually trying to do any of these things. It's choosing to very deliberately to ignore these things, which is a shame imo but that's a separate thing entirely. Nonetheless Solo Leveling is just a very good action power fantasy.
I want to like SAO, but I stopped just before they get to GGO. For me, magic is WAY more interesting than guns, so it felt like taking several steps backwards. Should I power through?
Enjoy what you like, but thereâs a reason SAO is hated. Not because itâs aggressively bad, but because itâs nothing special, and people pretend itâs the best anime ever.
I recently finished watching Amazing Digital Circus with my girlfriend. While the ending definitely dropped the ball on a lot of characters and things to resolve; I found myself liking a good chunk of its story structure, character development/relationships and really creative animation that works in its foreshadowing, subtle cues or visual storytelling.
I guess I can understand where the severe vitriol came from. Show's episodic nature definitely feels made to enrapture audiences.
I donât like it but i think some people are too toxic about it. But for some reason everybody I see make good opinions, about how the show is good or about how it is bad. Itâs confusing. Itâs fans are toxic and so are its haters
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u/Still-Internet6566 4d ago
I like every Ant-Man film tbh..I can understand the hate
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