Re: Real men are like wolves, with you for life or alone for it - Part 6
The only one I clearly remember who said it's overrated is digitaldude. Now he may not always be serious but I felt like he was there. I never asked for the specific reasons but I believe there won't ever be a show that everyone likes.
I can see where you're coming from though, I watch a lot of this seasons series and I'm barely able to follow all of them.
I haven't met anyone who didn't enjoy it and our bro Shin was fangasming over it after I recommended the series to him so yeah... give it a try 
I agree with you, that's why I love the show. Everything felt so natural and that's probably why I was so emotionally touched. I rewatched AnoHana a few month ago and I loved it + cried even more. I think I never cried more in any other anime I've watched and for that alone it becomes a masterpiece to me.I can't imagine anyone thinking AnoHana overrated unless they were deliberately trying to be contrary. The characters are magnificent, memorable, flawed, but still all likable. Menma may be one of the all time great anime characters. The pacing is perfect, but still allowing the mystery time to develop, not giving away all it's secrets even after ten episodes. The main themes of the story - loss, guilt, forgiveness, moving on without forgetting - are handled in a mature, intelligent, emotionally real manner. What could have been emotional manipulation is handled in honestly. Overall it reminds me of the first volume of Emanon.
The only one I clearly remember who said it's overrated is digitaldude. Now he may not always be serious but I felt like he was there. I never asked for the specific reasons but I believe there won't ever be a show that everyone likes.
Well I can't judge the manga but the anime definitely is one of the series I'm most looking forward to every week. It felt so refreshing and different compared to your usual shoujo. I don't know if you give a fuck about it but the series is rated pretty highly on MAL too, which means that a lot of people probably share my opinion.I've read the first two volumes of the manga. Good, but I'm not sure I want to watch the anime too. Five ongoing series is enough for me. I may reassess when SAO and Chu2byo end, depending on what debuts in January.
I can see where you're coming from though, I watch a lot of this seasons series and I'm barely able to follow all of them.
Kait already said everything important so I'm just gonna say check out "Tower of God". That's where it's done right, at least until now. Awesome series that deserves more fans.The only thing I really loved about SAO was its concept. The side stories like mentioned ruined the pacing, and overall the SAO universe was poorly explored. There really is no point to introducing 100 levels when you're only going to give major focus to two or three. I can only imagine what a long story about for example 20 levels could have been (amazing). The ALO arc has just been bad. I can't stand the awkward situation with Kirito's sister and generic "princess needing rescue from creepy/bad man" story. Huge let down after the interesting concept SAO brought with it. I haven't even seen this week's episode and not sure I will either. This is getting quite usual for me lately. Last time I watched a hyped series and went through the same process was with Guilty Crown, which I dropped around episode 19 too.
I'm going to repeat myself but if anything you should watch Steins;GateI really need to watch some new anime soon. Apart from SAO I haven't picked up anything yet this season. I downloaded Sakamichi no Apollon, but since I'm rewatching the godly Death Note I'll have to finish that up before I pick up anything new.
I haven't met anyone who didn't enjoy it and our bro Shin was fangasming over it after I recommended the series to him so yeah... give it a try 







