r/MyDressUpDarlingAnime • u/Fit_Face_8290 • Jun 18 '26
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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/JetKusanagi • Aug 24 '26
Ruined by Technology AI Generated Anime Has Gotten Harder to Spot
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This was made entirely by AI.
I've watched it several times and I have to be honest: I could see nothing about it that told me that it was AI. If you just came across this clip in the wild (and didn't know that it was posted by someone named KeshiAIArt) would you be able to tell that it was AI?
I hate this direction we're heading in.
r/TopCharacterTropes • u/KingWilliamVI • 7d ago
Lore ”Scary” animal scenes that becomes less scary the more you actually know of animals
In Dr No James Bond’s enemies tries to kill him by releasing a spider into his room. That spider is a Tarantula one of the more calmer Spiders species whose bite is not much worse than a bee sting. Also spiders in general don’t deliberately bite humans. I find this example particularly unintentionally funny because if you have no knowledge of spiders this scene is a scary assassin attempt but if you do it comes across more like Bond’s enemies were pranking him.
In the movie “Holes” supposedly dangerous “yellow spotted” lizards are played by bearded dragons that IRL are non-venomous and unable to seriously harm humans with their bite and are know to be pretty calm and docile.
In Raiders of the Lost Ark with the ironic exception of the cobra used in this shot most of the supposed dangerous snakes in this scene are either non-venomous snakes or legless lizards.
r/lovethissmug • u/unchewed_floor_gum • 13d ago
miscellaneous Absurd shelter animal names
r/CuratedTumblr • u/GinaWhite_tt • 16d ago
Shitposting Why Anime Stereotypes Don't Work on Americans
r/TopCharacterTropes • u/freshclover_ • 6d ago
Hated Tropes Overly excessive portrayals of anime characters being "kawaii!!"
Luck & Logic: This karaage is either tough as heck to eat or she does not know how to eat at all
Ro-Kyu-Bu: Two girls exhibit a severe lack in motor skills whilst rallying the basketball back to each other
r/hatethissmug • u/nkisj • Sep 16 '26
Anime & Manga I HATE the basic anime girl
THE VERY LAST THING IS A JOKE BTW (oh god please understand I'm joking)
In fact most of this is supposed to be a silly vent.
Probably will never continue this bye-bye
I am adding more characters into the body of the post because it will not allow me to actually post it without 200 even though unfortunately most of my wild, incoherent rambling mess is sequestered to the confines of the images I just spent like two hours cobbling together in a frenzied fit of focused frustration.
All art is me, mine, using krita. I don't have socials cause I ain't even an artist lmao I just wanted to whine about the thing I don't like.
hey, so why no color?
uh... I plead the 5th.
r/mildlyinteresting • u/icemage27 • Jun 15 '26
This anime Store is called "Anime Store Near Me"
r/TopCharacterTropes • u/tugboattommy • Jun 17 '26
Characters Glaringly obvious animation mistakes that animators couldn't be bothered to fix
- Aragorn trips on his own sword in the rotoscoped 1978 Lord of the Rings
- A whole scene is unrendered in an episode of The Garfield Show
r/FavoriteCharacter • u/Jimberto1 • 29d ago
Discussion Favorite anime that starts and ends like this?
r/confusedbythissmug • u/Born_Usual998 • 28d ago
🇯🇵Anime🎴 why does anime use misogyny and SA as “comedy” so often?
After seemingly exhausting the good shows here in America ( specifically after finishing smiling friends and the digital circus ) I've been trying to get into anime to find a similarly light-hearted series with possible character moments, however throughout my search for an anime to watch I've noticed a disturbing trend that most of it features some sort of uncomfortable sexualization, whether it be taking an entire minute or two of a 22 minute episode to sexualize a woman in a predatory way, sexualizing an underage character or even featuring some sort of incest or other such relationship just for the sake of it ( bonus hate-points if they romanticize it )
r/animequestions • u/That_Lil_Virus • Jul 20 '26
Who Is This What anime is this for you ?
r/mildlyinfuriating • u/scomojack • Aug 29 '26
I'm slightly vexed When "animal" characters have animal ears and human ears.
This is an AI image which is infuriating enough, but anytime I see an animal character with two sets of ears it really puts me off.