I wasn't aware moe was a genre...What was the last moe anime you watched
Magico was brilliant, and Psycho-Pass has, so far, been very good. I'm really looking forward to his next anime, Suisei no Gargantia. I've heard nothing but wonderful things about Fate/Zero, and plan to watch that very soon. He wrote the original novel and the script. Do yourself a favor and watch Magico before Blassreiter. I haven't really heard much about Blassreiter, and it has a low ranking at MAL (MAL rankings are usually trustworthy), while Magica is an all time classic.
No. I haven't really watched anything in the last month. I had started Chuunibyou and Steins;Gate earlier and haven't picked them back up since the holidays.
I'm a big fan of the first three anime, so I wouldn't keep that a secret.
I can't recall chiding moeblob in the past, or really having anything to say about the subject. It would have been incredibly noobish of me, as a long time professed fan of shows like Clannad, ef, Angel Beats, etc. Two of the KyoAni shows I've posted all over the forum are new. Chuu2 aired in the fall, Tamako Market is airing now. I only just finished watching K-On! about a week ago.I wasn't aware moe was a genre...
And weren't you the same person chiding things for being moeblob in the past? And now you're posting KyoAni stuff all over the forum...
In 2013, yeah, probably a very bad sign. In 2008 when there were fewer fansubbers good shows sometimes did not get the attention they deserved.
It was okay. I tend to not like that kind of jarring piano, it just doesn't seem to fit. It's like it's some sort of metallic take on Phantom of the Opera...just meh.
It wasn't really in reference to anything specific, but I guess I just thought it was representative of your thoughts on moe in general. Anyone that has watched KyoAni productions can usually acknowledge the quality. But I think REAL moeblob is much rarer. I just think moe is so pervasive in anime nowadays that sometimes it's too much. It's nice to watch something different every once and while. But even then, there's a good chance there's a moe character thrown in there somewhere
The better groups didn't touch it. Around that time there was a few really crappy fansubbers who just did a bunch of different series not receiving much attention. This isn't really an indictment of the series, I'm not that foolish. But it still meant SOMETHING back then.
What a disappointing statement.No. I haven't really watched anything in the last month. I had started Chuunibyou and Steins;Gate earlier and haven't picked them back up since the holidays.
To be honest, I wasn't aware people viewed my reading or viewing habits as being some big mystery
So do you think that K-On! is a meta or parody? I believe K-On! is what I would call as a true definition of a pure moe Anime.
Real moeblob is very common. Check the list of winter 2013 anime and see. At this point complaining about too much moe in anime is a bit akin to complaining about how many action manga are serialized in Jump. It's a fact of life, individual titles have to be judged on their own merit, or skipped entirely.It wasn't really in reference to anything specific, but I guess I just thought it was representative of your thoughts on moe in general. Anyone that has watched KyoAni productions can usually acknowledge the quality. But I think REAL moeblob is much rarer. I just think moe is so pervasive in anime nowadays that sometimes it's too much. It's nice to watch something different every once and while. But even then, there's a good chance there's a moe character thrown in there somewhere
Cute girls acting cute is a genre unto itself, with no need for hyphenation.
I never even noticed it back then. True Tears and ef ~A Tale of Memories are the anime from 2008 I best remember.
Nice try...
Blassreiter and druaga no tou were released by the companies that made them on youtube....IN HD!I wasn't aware moe was a genre...
And weren't you the same person chiding things for being moeblob in the past? And now you're posting KyoAni stuff all over the forum...
I downloaded Blassreiter when it was first airing and it didn't seem to get much attention from groups so that was a decent enough clue of how it was received I suppose.
No. I haven't really watched anything in the last month. I had started Chuunibyou and Steins;Gate earlier and haven't picked them back up since the holidays.
I'm a big fan of the first three anime, so I wouldn't keep that a secret.
To be honest, I wasn't aware people viewed my reading or viewing habits as being some big mystery
Oh, I watched both series of Druaga, it was alright.
