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And then Danganronpa constantly mixes together cutscenes, game sprites, anime scenes, and anime art together in some horrible mismatch. Even for the same character they do that! Why? It's terrible. Why can't these people just decide unanimously what media version they'll be using pictures from?



I still wanna watch it though lol







Basically isekai animes are animes revolving around someone being transported to a fantasy world for some reason or another and having to deal with the situation. Obviously they're a stable of this decade the 2010's thanks to Sword Art Online which started this trend. But other examples include God's Blessing on This Wonderful World, Starting Life Over in Another World, That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, Gate, Transported to Another World with My Smartphone, I guess Overlord kinda counts too.
The point is though is that there are so many of these that come out seemingly endlessly one after another. Unlike a lot of other series, these are almost exclusively based on YA novels and thus the publishing industry for these types of books have been rejecting and sending manuscripts back if they're about that plot because they're so sick of seeing it.
To be honest I think they're in the right here. While not all of the animes in that category are bad they've received a reputation for being cliche and watered-down and just not very good. And the ones I've seen don't really do very much with the plot. To be fair, a few do, and a few others aren't about the character funnily trying to fit in or only dedicate a short time to it. However some of them just don't. Like that Gate anime sounded like it had a perfect setup for comedy but it ruins it but making all of these girls beg on their knees to be his sex slave.
Maybe I'm being mean but I think the Japanese publishing industry made the right choice in limiting this type of plot. Almost makes me wish Western publishers would do the same thing to prevent oversaturation in their own respective markets

No it's not, it still stains your sheets and is gross and wet lol



But come on, who wouldn't want to have a one-night stand with Nagisa? With the way he kisses?

OH I'M SORRY WAS THE FULL-PAGE OF EXPLICIT TONGUE-KISSING NOT OBVIOUS ENOUGH FOR YOU?
Or how afterwards they both said it made them feel 'good'
I can see people saying they may not like each other in a sexual sort of way yet since they're still kinda young, or people saying Nagisa isn't as serious as Kaede is about the relationship yet because boys don't really think about that stuff as much as girls do at that age, but they so obviously do like each other in a way that's more than friends


I just make fun of that scene because out of all the things Nagisa could've done, why was the first thing that popped into shy, socially-awkward Nagisa's head a kiss? And not just any kiss, but a French-kiss???


It's basically about these children in an orphanage who one day accidentally discover they're not actually being adopted as they once though; once they wear out their usefulness they get fed to these monsters. The main characters are horrified and start working on a plan to get out of the orphanage before any of the other members get eaten
It basically reminds me of Seraph of the End if Seraph of the End was about nothing but Yuu and Mika trying to escape from their orphanage. But thankfully it's not. It sounds boring to watch an entire show of children trying to make an escape plan. And I don't really wanna watch children get eaten by monsters either. It was already really traumatic in Seraph of the End. And yeah, these are actual children. Not teenagers, not preteens, not even ten-years-olds or twelve-year-olds-the oldest children are like seven or eight.
So yeah, I don't wanna watch this. So can people please stop telling me to watch it? And Mom even thinks there might be a character in it that I like! she clearly doesn't remember my 'Why Fourteen is the Perfect Age' philosophy


dude I'm dying lol

It's a review of Princess Resurrection. It's about a boy who saves a mysterious girl his sister works for simply called 'Princess' from getting killed one day but then dies himself. But then Princess brings him back to life as her immortal servant and introduces him to the afterlife and the Underworld.
I watched it a very long time ago before I knew very much about anime and rereading the plot synopsis this sounds like a dominate girl/awkward boy anime and I'm starting to wonder if this did something to my mind at such an early age lol
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