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26Apr/1162

Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Not So Deep

Posted by Shin

People who think Madoka is SODEEP are astutely inadequate and should seek immediate enlightenment on story comprehension and analysis to discern between intellectual anime and pretentious drivel.

The next time you come across a Madoka discussion, look at the responses and the asinine enthusiasm that accompany it.
Most of the respondents have blatant misspellings in their posts. Capitalisation and punctuation are omitted, and Youtube-style idiocy is emphasised. There are also excessive usage of emoticons and memes that serve to highlight the paradoxical relationship between the show’s supposedly “mature” themes and the fanbase’s immaturity.

This surmises the low intelligence level of Madoka fans, though it is not entirely their fault.

Madoka is simply a story that was widely perceived as SODEEP and plot-twisty. However, most people have seen this strategy in the forms of books, movies, real life, or some other medium.
The SODEEP and WHAT A TWEEEEEEST anime has been done countless times, and the single death of an over-dramatised character should no longer affect the intellectual in a drastic way.

However, Madoka's target audience consists of the blissfully uninformed who have never experienced forms of higher literature or story. If one were to watch Madoka without having experienced stories with pretentiousness in them, they would use Madoka as the base value for the genre. However, if one were more educated on the aspects of bullshitting and pandering to the audience, one would regard Madoka as a poor attempt to insert symbolism where there should be none.

Once the pretension and twists are removed, the remaining dregs are composed of cute girls and cheaply rendered backgrounds. Essentially, this is what Madoka is to the educated and informed: a simple show which has no appeal whatsoever. However, to the uneducated, Madoka represents a chance to make themselves seem SODEEP.

Although one can regard a new discovery as wonderful, I would advise one to not think that their new discoveries are SODEEP. There is no point fawning over a single anime which ended its broadcast a week ago. I would suggest that, instead of partaking in yet another discussion on Madoka, one should go watch some more anime. Or, better yet, read a book

P.S Credits to my bro Hoshi for hipterising the eyecatch featuring the cast.

14Jan/1121

Puella Magi Madoka Magica 02: Quite The Stretch

Posted by Shin

The abstract plane has me trippin' balls but it is not nearly the kind of mindfuckery you would experience from watching Inception. There is also the random text and symbols that pop up every now and then in this show which has me scratching my head. Are they supposed to mean anything or is SHAFT being pretentious again? Also, Madoka really needs go into wideface mode eventually; my nutbladder hasn't sustained any damage whatsover. What gives, Ume sensei?

P.S I jizzed at Mami's finishing pose of having a spot of tea.

12Jan/1123

Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? 01: I Recognise That Bulge

Posted by Shin

When an anime pays homage to one of the best distance games in existence, I knew right away that I would be in for one hell of a ride. For the lack of a better description, Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? is a drop dead hilarious attempt at slapstick comedy, coupled with some outrageous death scenes à la Dokuro-chan. Instead of employing bullshit deus ex machina like resurrection to bring the protagonist back for more punishment, the show exerts realism by keeping him dead the whole time, which, as you would have guessed, is the premise of the show. It works well of course, since despite the title, this show has little to do with actual zombies other than having the main character become a meat sponge for the violent gags. Call me asinine for finding it funny when a person dies or gets hurt in the most ridiculous fashion, but it is certainly a nice change from all the umpteenth comedy anime that exclusively use tired tsukkomi and boke routines and/or otaku references that only weeaboos would enjoy.

While I also can't shake off the feeling that this is a cleverly disguised harem anime, the two girls that have graced the screen so far are unique and interesting enough in terms of their back story and designs, which I consider as a fresh take on tried and tested archetypes. Imagine playing a Western RPG with a built-in character randomiser, where the silent Necromancer from the netherworld and chainsaw wielding Magical Girl from god knows where were byproducts of someone mashing the GENERATE CHARACTER button until he or she finding something to their liking. A Vampire Ninja? With big breasts? Shut up and take my money!

Furthermore, the timing of this show's release couldn't have been more appropriate. I would even go as far to say that I have been preordained to enjoy Kore wa Zombie Desu ka?, not merely because it has been one of the most entertaining first episode of this season's offerings. Little coincidence that, much like my other potential favourite of the season, Magica Madoka, it contains magical girl elements to a certain degree as well.

One highlights the methodical process of makeup application, while the other has a spot-on graphical representation of a crossdressing man, and I mean that in the least complimentary way possible. Yes, cushioned beneath that rather fetching pink striped panties are the testicles of a male teenager at the height of puberty. I know, I was expecting trap penis too. Alas, as much as I hate to admit it, the obvious masculanity permeating from the protagonist's sweaty balls is reminiscent to my own attempt. Clearly, the combination of the two shows is a sign from the Crossdressing Deities for me to tread where both Ayumu and I could not!

A definite keeper, no doubts about it. Even if this show was to somehow fall flat on its face, I still need references for costume designs! Then again, with the all that money DEEN received for product placement, they have no chance of failing!

P.S If Subaru's adverstisement wins me over too, I will proclaim this mahou shoujo season

1Nov/1035

My Best Friend Can’t Be This Bitchy

Posted by Shin

Goddamn Ayase haters branding her as a lesbian yandere thinking they know what it means. Look, before you go ranting on about how mai-waifu-Ayase-do-not-claim is a worthless bitch of a friend, there are a number of things that you should be aware of.

31Oct/1015

Amagami SS 17: Blood and Blubber

Posted by Shin

25Oct/1047

My Awkward Moment Can’t Be This Lewd

Posted by Shin

Folks, you know me as one of the most accommodating people around, which is why on occasions, I do things to please you, the readers. Unfortunately this time around, I did the most inept thing that commenters in my previous OreImo post told me to do and watched this series with my sister.

18Oct/1044

Son, I Am Disappoint

Posted by Shin

If I was the father, I would have whooped his ass too.

First off, the dad was completely right, she was playing an R-18 game about knocking up your little sister, and that is just plain wrong. And then this dumbass tries to be a white knight and say that game was his. I would have kicked his sorry ass for playing an eroge about impregnating his little sister on her computer, disown him and then throw him out of the house.

There was NOTHING Alpha about what he did.

People look up to what he did simply because I am certain that they get off to loli porn and want to sniff their sister's panties. I will pretend that the show ended with the father killing him and the little sister before turning the gun on the mother and himself.

Even animals know imouto love is wrong. Are you lower than animals, Japan?

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5Oct/1029

My Little Sister Versus Kirino Kousaka

Posted by Shin

Would have been the more appropriate title.

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