Worst Anime ever?
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The manga isn't nearly as bad about that. Why it took two season to kill Frieza in the anime is beyond me.AhumbleKnight said:
It's posts like these that make me really want the O Rly? Owl to come back.BizzaroJoeIV said:
Oh Rly? Softcore porn focuses more on boobs than storyline? No wai!
In its defense, it's like that because Men and Women lived in different planets (quite literally) in that anime. As such, it's probably the most primed Rule 34 anime out there.DrDeath3191 said:
Inyusha the plot go's now were they talk to much and its the same fight over and of just with a different face
That just seems weird to me. It would make for an excellent set-up to porn though.Syntax Error said:
And isn't all anime primed for 34ism? I thought it was a requirement at this juncture.
Oops, I meant that it is primed for a lot of fanfic (rule 34ish or not), since you can pair anyone up with anyone in that anime.DrDeath3191 said:
And EVERYTHING is primed for rule 34. Even A can of Mountain Dew and a Sandwich.
It was pretty good in its first season for a kids show, ok in its second season, and then yeah it's pretty much crap.Hollow Grimm said:
And while Yu-gi-oh is stupid (not because of your post, just this thread in general), I'll just play devil's advocate and say that being made to merchandise was a good bit 4kids fault. Also, from what I know the plot's pretty decent in the original (aside from being about a children's card game, of course). And it gave us the abridged series, which proves it's not all bad.
I second that... it's a common thing in Yaoi to have bland, uninteresting, unlikeable characters. I've only read one Yaoi manga that had interesting characters. :\DuncanRR said:
The storyline sucked too. It was about as interesting as the characters. Oh! Apart from that one weird guy, his voice actor was Usopp from One Piece. X3
There's a lot of great anime.
And a lot of bad anime. I can't stand harem-style anime. (My one exception to this is Ranma 1/2 because it's a comedy.)
And a lot of bad anime. I can't stand harem-style anime. (My one exception to this is Ranma 1/2 because it's a comedy.)
Vandread and Steel Angel Kurumi take the cake for me. In the first case an aquaintance of mine, to whom I had lent quite a few of my dvds in the past, lent it to me explaining that it was to him what gundam is to me. We hung out alot of on a class trip a few days later, and the main thing I had to say to him about is is "Really? REALLY?". As for Steel Angel Kurumi I had seen some of it's maker's recent works and rather enjoyed them. I knew that one of them, Shattered Angels, had more than a few references to it throughout and whilst I could see them, I didn't want to continue through the whole thing because unlike the two others I had seen the characters were unlikable, The Imperial Japanese Army depicted way to positively given EVERYTHING I KNEW ABOUT THEM and it seemed to be on a mission to be everything bad about anime.
ChromeAlchemist said:I swear if you can honestly predict everything that is happening in the manga and anime, then nothing will be unpredictable for you. Was it predictable that PainCrimsane said:
Blew Up Konoha?
Or when Itachi
Was forced to annihilate his own clan at the behest of his village?
Or when
Sasuke Joined Akatsuki?
Or when
Kabuto absorbed Orochimaru's corpse?
And I can actually keep going. If you are going to tell me that all of those were predictable, then a picture paints a thousand words
There are hardly too many episodes, most of what has happened arc wise had to happen, it's not like other anime when if things were cut out everything would still make sense. I've been hearing that Bleach is suffering for copypasta syndrome as of late, if you want you can have that, I only watch the anime. But Naruto hasn't really had two arcs that are really similar. If you compare it with, say, Tenjho Tenge where Oh! Great doesn't really know what he's doing any more, so it's dragging on, Kishimoto seems to have a grand plan with the entire story, as more revelations come and certain motives are changed. It's far from it's peak in my opinion.I think the character design is pretty good, but I also think that he has far far too many characters in one series, and doesn't know what to do with them. But each to his own.That was never an arc, it was a character motive. The fact remains that he is giving characters underlying motives that change over time, the rescue of his friend overrode his desire to be Hokage at the time. Besides that I can't see the plot actually derailing, it just changes over time. As for boring, see above.The only truly cliche villain they had was orochimaru, he wanted power for no reason. Right now this could also be applied to Kisame if you wish, but we know nothing about him as of late. Itachi is an interesting villain, and so was Pain to a degree (you could say he was half and half between cliche and interesting) andRight now, Sasuke as a villain is irritating, but far from cliche, and that is mainly because he is almost without motive in a senseHmmm. Written out? I guess that's subjective in a sense because it depends on who you find interesting. I like the original rookies because they were entertaining, but they weren't interesting in the sense that I know everything about them.As for plot holes, I like hearing about those actually, could you name some please?Kakashi is another one who is interesting, and hasn't been written out or killed yet. There are others also.
Bah, that's nonsense. Bleach is more like DBZ than Naruto is, both authors have named DBZ as one of their influences, but Bleach Reeks of it through it's scale of fighting. From the flight to the abilities, they are being purposely held back for no reason at times. Naruto I disagree with.
Yu-Gi-Oh sucked pretty bad when I used to watch it when I was little. Never really cared for it at all.
