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There are characters I don't like that are not moeblobs. I like mikuru asahina (present) and she is a moeblob. Future Mikuru can go die on a fire.
I though moeblob was supposed to be a term for characters too moe to function.
I thought it's not "military series", but rather "giant robot series". More specifically, "giant robot series but with lolis".
I know there are a lot of fans who consider A's to be the high point of the series and disliked StrikerS because it became more about military politics and stuff.
I liked the first season more than the A's.
But I like StrikerS the most.
@fourteenwings: Do you like really brilliant team efforts? If so, StrikerS may interest you.
Same here.
Well, not just "a character I don't like", but specifically, "a character who seems to be intentionally designed to pander adorableness and vulnerability to the audience".
I think it describes first-season!Fate, possibly, and pretty much no one else. I didn't even get that feeling from Hayate, for some reason.
Okay, maybe not vulnerability, but protectiveness instinct in the viewer.
Because you don't want it to say that it's part one or because you want to buy the whole thing in one set?
Because it's like... normal for anime to be released in more than one part if it's more than like 13 episodes... (and even then it's still common).
Ah, got it. Yeah, that's a little silly.
Well, it's probably to differentiate it from like "season 1 part 1" or "season 2 part 1", right?
T. Profesional anime reviewer
But someone seeing the DVDs for sale doesn't necessarily know that?
Ooh ooh, I didn't get a chance to see the dub last comic con, who's the cast?
Come to think of it they might have just been showing licensed subs.
The whole main cast is listed on the Wiki page.
Brilliant team efforts of friendship or brilliant military team efforts?
^^ Trina Nishimura is in it, that's all you need to know.
That is getting annoying, but it seems to be Funimation's standard practice now.
Military I guess? Lots of people filling lots of different roles very well.
Well, I'm officially a terrible anime fan person.
I just dropped like 3 shows I was watching because I didn't feel like putting in the effort to catch up with them. I looked at all the anime I have on my hard drive, even tried watching a couple, but couldn't find anything I want to watch right now. Then it hit me. What I really want to do...
...is stream Queen's Blade on Crunchyroll.
I don't even like this show. (Or streaming or 360p resolution, for that matter.)
It's really, really bad. Not even entertainingly bad most of the time, just awful and mildly (sometimes not so mildly) offensive and creepy. The only reason I even started watching it was to hear Aki Toyosaki's voice in it, but even then I quickly realized that she doesn't actually show up until like the third season.
And yet, this is what I want to be watching right now.
Well, I guess the only appropriate thing to do now is to commit seppuku, to take the shame away.
Why would you do that?
Why would I watch Queen's Blade?
I don't know.
Seppuku is not the answer; it's a waste of a perfectly good sword, and you can atone for your sins by going on a pilgrimage in any case. With the sword, in fact, which can be used on, say, members of the team that produced Queen's Blade.
That would include the cast which would mean a lot of female seiyuus would be dead.
Somehow, out of all the stupid stuff that happens in this show, what bothers me the most are the scenes when a character's clothes will suddenly fall off and then they get all embarrassed... like five minutes after they were already standing in front of a bunch of people (often even the same people) naked feeling no shame whatsoever.
Anyway, I managed to finish the first season. I think I wasn't really paying attention for most of it, but, well, I really don't want to watch it again and I can't imagine I missed anything anyway. Well, hopefully I'll have the good sense to not continue watching this ever, but even if not I'll probably at least avoid watching more for... at least for now.
what is everyone's problem with Shinji
A lot of people don't like him just because he isn't "badass" enough (or at all, really).
Though I think vandro just meant that a character like that is ridiculously unsuited to play the role of a Lelouche-esque leader.
Ouma Shu was said by the head writers of Guilty Crown to be the Shinji Ikari of the 21st Century. He was made to be as pathetic and innefectual at making friendships and bonding with people in an effort to ape from Shinji, I guess. But in the end, he is just a badly written Beta MC.
The funny thing is, the Lelouch-esque leader is another character who badass and cool and seemly unbeatable in tactical and strategic thinking and is really good at hand to hand combat. Then that guy dies gets himself killed pointlessly and unnecessarily at the end of the first half and it's up to our beloved Shu to fill in his shoes.
I'm so sick of "Girl in Marketing Look At Girl In Marketing Girl Girl Girl oh wait! The protagonist is a boy!"
This didn't bother me in Haruhi (Well, at first) or Aria but every other show nowadays is basically doing this (Toki to Towa, Medaka Box, Nyarlko, Kore Wa Zombie desu ka, Horizon and Every Genderflip Sengoku Era show).
Haruhi has the excuse that it is (initially) about Haruhi even though Kyon is the protagonist. Dunno about any of those other shows.