No.1039
More like what I'm not picking up, this season seems really packed. Also Gal to Kyouryuu is coming back so that's nice too.
No.1049
>>1032Hard drives are like 100 bucks for 4 TB these days, just buy another one dude
I guess I'll be watching Golden Kamuy, Gochuumon, and Majo no Tabitabito begin with A lot of the others aren't really catching my eye too much unless I'm missing something.
No.1052
For sure:
Majo no tabitabi - Looks nice
Maou-jou de oyasumi - It's doga kobo so it's bound to be good
Gochuumon - two great seasons so the third is bound to be good
Maybe:
Taisou Zamurai - if it's a coming-of-age style story, it might be good
Dragon Quest - assuming it's a seasonal anime and not the beginning of a 350+ episode powerpoint epic as per toei tradition
Magatsu Wahrheit - cool premise, a little worried it might yaoibait.
Speaking of which, production IG is putting out a lot of what looks like yaoibait this season. The moriarty anime has potential to be interesting, we'll see.
No.1053
Definitely Higurashi since I've gone this long without knowing what it's even about.
No.1060
>>1049I can't, I'm saving all my money to have plastic surgery to look like a corean…
No.1063
>>1032Nothing that interests me this round. I'll keep watching backlog stuff ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
No.1161
>>1032Gochiusa because my onee-san Cocoa is so cute.
Also Higurashi
Gou No.1182
>>1170which one is this then
No.1184
>>1182(SEXUAL) assault lily.
No boys allowed
No.1188
I've only played the first two chapters of Higurashi visual novel. Where does the new anime pick up from? Should I play/watch more before watching it?
No.1190
>>1184Nice, finally a show that fulfills my yuri rape fantasies
Now that I think about it, how come yuri/yaoi is so much more prone to weird rape vibes than normal anime?
No.1288
What're these v0 episodes that Erai-Raws is putting out?
No.1299
>>1288The v0s are the raw stream rips. They do some basic editing and typesetting which is why they were slower than HS and sometimes dropped shows. I guess they're trying to fill the void.
No.1305
>>1032ochikobore fruit tart
No.1309
>>1303My 1st mobile phone! Is that a NOKIA?
No.1318
Finally found GOOD subs and I guess what I said in
>>1193 about a deeper message might be on point.
No.1432
>>1426Yeah, that chariot really made me sad considering the anime has had superb art direction thus far.
No.1433
>>1426It was terrifying to me in general
Like everything else is at 10 frames a second and the horses be just sauntering along in full 60 fps
No.1525
>>1515>sorry we are closeDon't Japanese people have to take years and years and years of English classes from elementary all the way through university
Unironically how do they get these things wrong?
No.1526
>>1525I thought so as well, but English is hard for them to learn supposedly.
It's still a pretty isolationist country full of old people, they have their "own internet" too and don't need to venture to the English-speaking part for content. You don't really need English if you want to survive, whereas in Europe for example not knowing it would sometimes be considered a disability.
Japanese also uses the opposite word formation when it comes to grammar and it doesn't have quite a couple of sounds as well.
No.1527
>>1525Because they only have to learn enough to pass their classes, and that knowledge fades away because they don't use it on a regular basis. Same reason most Americans can't speak Spanish despite taking Spanish classes since elementary. I'm sure you're not an expert on every subject you learned in school either.
Besides, in this particular case the text isn't really supposed to be English, it's just supposed to be Fantasy Language that they assume the audience can't read, so there's not really any reason that they'd put much effort into checking spelling and grammar.
No.1528
>>1515Sorry we are
CLOSE
thanks for
everything so far
moxin(?) and kaxin(?)
No.1530
>>1528Morin and Karin. It's the names of the characters who ran the bakery that the sign was on.
No.1534
>>1527> I'm sure you're not an expert on every subject you learned in school either.I'm almost certain you're wrong, except for ""health"" class which was more like condom use class for all that I remember us learning in it.
Fair point for being able to phone it in in the setting, though.
>>1526I know they have different grammar but while "closed" in the context of a store is clearly 閉店 as a special independent term, they don't lack a past tense and Closed, beyond the store context, a pretty straightforward （何々が）閉まっています.
