/jp/ - Japan/Anime

>>41742
Whao A.I made satou dirty

It looks shit but I wanted to see how well it will turn out
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NaWYDW5BDY

>>41744
The suitcase is surrounded by stupid artefact smoke and she only has 3 fingers next to her thumb like a mutant.

>>41773
>The suitcase is surrounded by stupid artefact smoke
it's a flower petal blowing by close to the viewer you dense liberal

My waifu is poison

>>41749
>>41750
and still no more or less cringe than anything else ITT

>>41751
Why does Waifuship make you feel this way?

>>41751
it's still faggotry, even if 2d, whereas the love for 2d lolis is the drive towards escaping this 3d demiurge-spawned hellprison, and that is the most noble endeavor one can have in this world.

Attack on Titan was unironically the peak of anime, the last peak was Madoka Magica. It's all downhill from here.

>>41668
I don't think you know what the word peak means.

>>41668
>Attack on Titan was unironically the peak of anime,
Oh thank God. I was worried it might be ironically peak. Thanks for the confirmation.

>>41668
I hate how I can tell the age of somebody from their posts.

>>41678
t. the JJK/MHA/Wanpiss zoomer

>>41367
this
>>41366
this is not a japanese cartoon it doesn't belong here

>>41367
I would post in the cartoons thread if we had such a thing, but I don't think there is one.

Cafe Terrace and its Goddesses.
At its best it's Haganai done better, meaning it essentially has most of Wotakoi's believability, solid characterisations and even likability. It got to the point where the very ground's complex lighting pattern was a work of art.
At its worst it's inevitably Haganai also done worse, meaning, well, you're better off looking up Love Hina once again compared to the annoying situations which are expected from a harem. Also, while only the first two thirds of Wotakoi were good before it became generic, Cafe Terrace remains consistent up until the final episode.
Though fuck me do they nearly throw everything away had they not taken a shortcut which allows an open interpretation. Overall it's very much a wholesome and unique harem anime disguised as a cliched one with all the expected trappings and tropes. 9.5/10

Dimension W
Read a few volumes of the manga a while back. I have to say that the idea seems too much for me to digest. But the mere fact its a visual reconstruction of 90s scifi anime, and has a unique visual design, got my attention all throughout. It was something different with classic roots overall. 8/10

Shangri la frontier has become my most anticipated show and frankly I'm a bit angry they stole 2 minutes of air time from me this week with a singing bunny. I hate all music numbers in anime and it's especially bad in a show I actually enjoy because the song robs me of that show. At least this one is 25 episodes instead of 12.

Yu-Gi-Oh! GX

>>41634
Of course stream services have to make a profit, do you think they do it out of charity for the studios, and will keep doing so indefinitely? The streaming world implosion will probably come before any other major economic event, unless they radically change the system in a way not yet predicted.

>>41635
If the value of a streaming service was media delivery, sure.

I'm not convinced, seeing as the youtube model is apparently profitable. "What people watched at a given time" and of even more utility, "where and on what device they did it" - has *considerable* value when sold in a side industry.

For e.g. an insurance broker would very much like to know how often a given neighbourhood's population is at home on week nights, and thus how much higher they can get away with adjusting car premiums without cancellations. The ROI for that information used correctly would be measured in the hundreds per home per year - far in excess of what the service delivery cost.

Then add how the film & tv industry famously use creative accounting to mask and funnel income, including manufacturing tax losses (almost certainly in such a way that the suits other business ventures are the beneficiaries) and it's quite likely that a streaming service turning a profit could be considered a bad outcome.

Hell, making *any* taxable income in the modern era - at least in the markets I have worked in - is a good reason to sack the accountant for incompetence. There is no legitimate reason to turn a profit once an enterprise goes beyond a certain scale, because there's no intrinsic value in doing so - compared to realising gains through shell companies and service providers in tax friendly jurisdictions.

Circling back to the topic, I'm not too familiar with the specifics of .jp tax and finance laws but I have read that after the real estate bubble the regulations got a lot tighter for this sort of creative accounting and profit masking - which would suggest that the studios are ripe for exploitation when used by a foreign actor.

But as you rightly say, the implosion could well happen independently (or even be the kick starter) of the next recession.

>go to Jersey Mikes
>they play this as background music
"hey i'd like a large hoage"
>I SWEAR
"yeah I'd like chesse, lettuce, and
>IF I LOSE IT ALL, BEYOND THE WALL
"and could you add mayo to tha"
>BREAK FREEEEEEEE

>>40480
Manga has always had a normalfag following in Japan, anime was more cliche, but that is changing as more people want to see their manga animated. Western compaines like Netflix is a big reason for anime becoming more mainstream in the west, they are funding multiple anime. And netflix loves pushing shit where doesn't belong, so your are going to see more anime normalfag behaviors (sex, cheating, etc), more diversity, more social-issues drama, more western-oriented, etc. This bleeds in Japan's own culture and you start to see more manga and anime appealing to the lowest of the low. It's disgusting.

>>41657
Anime will stay the same, it will just be recontextualized ala >>40531

I went to a cinema showing of an anime series, it wasn't a movie it was one of those shortened versions of a series arc. People laughed at the appropriate moments but like they were conditioned to laugh like dogs given a command. The crowd was mostly hipsters and younger normalfags with their parents, as opposed to the usual weaboo crowd (though it is almost impossible to determine who is a weaboo since no longer requires effort).

>>37454
I saw an obscure film called Village of Doom 1983.
It's about the Tsuyama massacre where a young man with TB murdered almost his entire village over the course of a single night. He was ostracized by succubi for having TB.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsuyama_massacre
It's a great film. I like how it takes a very neutral view of the protagonist. It doesn't artificially portray him as a scumbag as he transforms from a nice guy into someone who just snaps.
The last 30 minutes are great. It's frantic and unrelenting as he runs through the town murdering everyone with his shotgun and katana with sadistic glee. There's a lot of first person camera shots too.
Unfortunately the only place I was able to find it was avistaz. It's a great tracker and I got into it pretty easily recently by hanging around on their invite discord server until they randomly did a sign up one day. I love old japanese films so it was well worth it for me. I highly recommend it for anyone interested.

>>38548
I got in and kicked out due to inactivity few years ago. I'm such a fucking idiot.

I don't know much but interested in Japanese films. I saw this late one night when I was in prison lol. I literally had a stinky abo who couldn't read as a cellmate. He'd watch CSI all afternoon and night till he fell asleep while I studied. Past midnight obscure world cinema would play sometimes on the sbs network here and I saw this film milocrorze. It's fucking weird but funny.

Try Godzilla.

>>39400
Just watched this after seeing this post. I know this movie is over 10 years old now but that slow motion sword fight was one of the best set pieces i've seen in a film in a long time. Hearing the director say he got the idea from classical Japanese scroll art makes it even better.

>>41624
>wizardchan
meta, v9k
meta, v9k, b Three Boards Period
meta, v9k, b, hob, wiz, feels
meta, v9k, b, hob, wiz, feels, jp
>wizchan
meta, test, hob, wiz, v9k, jp, b, dep
meta, test, hob, wiz, v9k, jp, b, dep, games
meta, test, hob, wiz, v9k, jp, b, dep, games, lounge
meta, test, hob, wiz, v9k, jp, b, dep, games, lounge, text, lore
meta, test, hob, wiz, v9k, jp, b, dep, games, lounge, text, lore, elder
meta, test, hob, wiz, v9k, jp, b, dep, games, lounge, text, lore, music
meta, test, hob, wiz, v9k, jp, b, dep, games, lounge, music
>legend
hidden
Non-Imagebord

>>41624
I posted a chart outlining that period, but I was banned for some reason because of it!

>>41625
I didn't really count /meta/, since it's, well, meta, but was referring to /wiz/, /v9k/ and /hob/.

>>41625
what's v9k about?

>>41629
It was Wizardchan's /r9k/ refuge, before being changed to /dep/ on Wizchan to disassociate from 4chan

>>41587
I dunno how they do it in Japan

>The animation was suspiciously on-model for most characters
Which isn't much of a feat of skill when Evengelion had trash animation to begin with, especially for its time. It wouldn't take many skilled hands working at a hentai studio to replicate it.

It most definitely wasn't licensed, nor did it need to be. Intellectual property laws in Japan have always allowed for fanworks of any quality or content to be sold privately. Look at Comic Market where unlicensed merchandise is sold by the metric ton. So long as "fan work" is specified, artists are allowed to use any fictional character's likeness right down to the name.

>>41606
> Evengelion had trash animation to begin with, especially for its time
No, it had pretty great animation, you retard.

>>41607
>No, it had pretty great animation, you retard.
It did not. You may be confusing an older style with good animation. The style was nothing special for the time period, whereas the animation was particularly choppy and relied on simplification of elements to even make the mecha segments passable. Must it be explained again that the whole series was "bad on purpose"? Even the storyboard and animation directors were saing that they didn't care about anything and just wanted to get the second half of the series out so they could work on better things. It wasn't even popular for its time and still isn't among Japanese otaku. It is only preserved and promoted in memes such as OP's image. Evengelion was shat and always will be shit.

>>41607
>No, it had pretty great animation
No they didn't and they mismanaged their animation budget to a comical extent.

>>38820
how can i watch anime with both english and japanese subs?

>>41525
A lot of players allow for two subtitles at once. He is using mpv, but it requires some technical knowledge to implement any feature. I know Daum Potplayer does it without the need to do anything besides checking the option in the menu.

>>41525
https://www.languagereactor.com/video-file

You give it a local video file and Japanese subs and it will machine translate each line and you can hover over words to see meaning.

Even when learning japanese, I can't stop being reminded…

Nihongo wa totemo ozukshii (no Genki to Genki janai desu)
Ima mate kudasai! ;_;

>>41524
>>>>>Omori
Seriously? American fujoshi tumblrite "lol depression and anxiety" faggotry?

>>41524
WataMote is not a Yuri bait now?

>>41561
Agreed
>>41566
She recommended Omori, so she has likely only seen the 12-episode animated commercial for the WataMote manga.

Saltiness is the only true wiz manga i can think of.

>>41561
Yeah.
>>41567
I read it up to the school field trip where Ucchi starts to fall for her.