Ash and Misty were 12 and 14 respectively, but if they aged, I think there would have been a story there at some point.Evil Smurf said:<spoiler=I'm partial to this redhead>Faye Reganhttp://uristocrat.com/files/2010/05/married-to-the-mob-summer-2010-collection-feat-faye-regan17.jpgDeimir said:
Anyway this trope exits in all animé. Ash and Misty always annoyed me with this. (also Misty is a redhead)
Speaking as one who has also chained the lightning and loosed the thunder, I tip my cap to you sir.Zachary Amaranth said:
Not so, in canon Tenchi eventually took all of them (Which is why it's called the 'Tenchi Solution'). WE just never get to SEE IT.Eddras said:
I love you in the most homo-erotic fashion ever for making this.Grey Carter said:
See, this is why there is no such thing as objectively good/bad. Because I don't think those monologues are boring, I don't think storytelling is bad and incoherent, everything made sense to me and while I too don't remember it perfectly I don't think there were imoprtant things left unexplained. They weren't given to you on a plate but you could explain them yourself.hazydawn said:
Shouldn't this be the other way around? People who didn't have experience with this will most likely be bored out of their mind unless they are open minded and/or interested in psychology. People with experiences are more likely to be interested in this since they can gain new outlook on certain things or see that they are not alone or whatever.hazydawn said:
I don't really know. I'm more and more swinging towards the belief that there are two groups off people when dealing with things we like/dislike. There are people who you don't have to explain why you like/dislike something and there are people who won't understand anyway. Ofcourse it's too absolute for my taste so I might change it to my liking but it's sums it up pretty well.hazydawn said:Well that can have different reasons I guess. Sometimes people may want reassurement why they feel a certain way, sometimes they become emotional and want to vent these emotions by writing it down or they need somebody to share their experiences with and sometimes you may be right.
I guess that need of people to express themselves is pretty irrational
But it may be because nowaydays we identify ourselves more than ever with the things we like.
"This when a person says they like flying or like a particular rock group, they are connecting their self with these and including associated concepts into their identity."
Same goes for disliking something, just that you distance yourself rather than connect.
Glad to provide you enjoment.hazydawn said:
...I'm going to hazard a guess Berserk was the exception to the rule?Epicspoon said:
Techni Muyo is a novel which had a straight to DVD adaptation (the OAV series). It was NOT like that at all. In fact the romantic tangle is resolved by ep 4.Eddras said:
No I didn't because I was not particularly enjoying myself during the beginning either. I didn't think it was bad at that point but watching it was more like a chore to me. I just kept watching because I read that everybody thinks it's genius so I continued watching expecting it to become better or more interesting. At the point with that shadow Angel and the Eva going berserk I actually thought that things would become more interesting >.<Garrett said:
So would you say that it is brilliant or could we at least agree that it is overrated as one of the best anime ever? ^^Garrett said:
Oh gawd, I actually read that manga... got sick of her introspection tbh... ugly on the inside was my final analysisGrahav said:You are a terrible person.TheTygre said:
Good one, man!
If you want sadder than that look for this girl:
From the manga: It's Not My Fault That I'm Not Popular!
true, but the difference is, that cast is actually likable.Eddras said:
