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The funny thing is, she never looks good when she is. So it wouldn't turn me on regardless.
Yet she looks like a dream when she isn't.
I would disagree with you and give you proof but I live with family... >.>

It also violates the AUP to do something like that.
 
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I think I'm gonna buy a couple of the new Zoids kits by Kotobukiya. You could never achieve that range of motion with the older Hasbro/Tomy kits.

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I don't like Zoids. I don't like a lot of things actually. I think that makes me a prime candidate for the anime club at my local high school. Time to rustle some jimmies.
 
Overhyped, terrible character design, and absolute s**t plot in my opinion.

^ Probably a vehicle nut who can't stand that the planes don't have true-to-life model numbers and engine noises.

... or he just isn't into lolis. But honestly, there's very little wrong with Strike Witches' plot.

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'dat plot

Anyway, another great harem anime is Cat Planet Cuties. So that's my recommendation, given that you apparently don't like Strike Witches. Cat Planet Cuties is the bomb.
 
@eXtaticus I still dislike that concept. Girls with jet engines on their legs? That's straight up ridiculous. Nothing more, nothing less.

On the other hand, Cat Planet Cuties (despite that HORRIBLE name) actually looks kinda interesting.
 
@eXtaticus I still dislike that concept. Girls with jet engines on their legs? That's straight up ridiculous. Nothing more, nothing less.

They're magic-powered reciprocators, not jets. They basically channel Mahou Shoujo's magical energy into a propeller-like system - which they then use to fight aliens. Of all anime concepts, this is "straight-up ridiculous"? It's standard magical girl fare, but with machine-assisted flight. I can think of many anime series that are leaps and bounds more far-fetched and "ridiculous" than that - so much so that Strike Witches itself barely even qualifies as "ridiculous".
 
@eXtaticus I still dislike that concept. Girls with jet engines on their legs? That's straight up ridiculous. Nothing more, nothing less.
Propellers. They're WWII planes. Propellers.

Dunno if the Messerschmitt Me 262 is in the anime though.

EDIT: errbody, I has question.

How did you end up in an anime thread on a forum about a video game? In other words, which GT brought you here?
 
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They're magic-powered reciprocators, not jets. They basically channel Mahou Shoujo's magical energy into a propeller-like system - which they then use to fight aliens. Of all anime concepts, this is "straight-up ridiculous"? It's standard magical girl fare, but with machine-assisted flight. I can think of many anime series that are leaps and bounds more far-fetched and "ridiculous" than that - so much so that Strike Witches itself barely even qualifies as "ridiculous".
I would like to know of something more ridiculous than Strike Witches. Other animes have a more ridiculous concept because their purpose is to be ridiculous and to make the viewer feel that way (Kill la Kill, Gurren Lagann).

Propellers. They're WWII planes. Propellers.

Dunno if the Messerschmitt Me 262 is in the anime though.

EDIT: errbody, I has question.

How did you end up in an anime thread on a forum about a video game? In other words, which GT brought you here?
Now that's just nitpicking.

GT5 brought me here, saw some really well edited pictures from zzz_pt and others.
 
How did you end up in an anime thread on a forum about a video game? In other words, which GT brought you here?

The guys in the Pony thread wrote a review on my first fanfic - don't judge me - and I stumbled upon it and registered to thank them, being a startup back then. Then followed two or three years of shenanigans, chatter and cartoon horses, until the light of Anime beckoned and the Pony thread started its saddening decline.
 
So.. Terror in Resonance watchers, what kind of history do you think Shibazaki and Nine have? Keep it in spoilers in possible.

Maybe Shibazaki's had bad history with criminals trying at psychological warfare? It doesn't seem like Nine has actual history with Shibazaki himself. He's just looking for some kind of answer.
 
So, one of the movie theatres in my city is going to show DBZ Battle of Gods this week. Twice, actually. I'm thinking of going to one of them. This would be the first time I'm going to see an anime movie in theatres.
 
it has been confirmed: the restructuring of Studio Ghibli sadly incliudes closing down the anime production department.

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So.. Terror in Resonance watchers, what kind of history do you think Shibazaki and Nine have? Keep it in spoilers in possible.

Maybe Shibazaki's had bad history with criminals trying at psychological warfare? It doesn't seem like Nine has actual history with Shibazaki himself. He's just looking for some kind of answer.

At this point, I just think that Shibazaki connecting Nine and Twelve with the plutonium heist is what he wants answers for. But with no apparent personal history between either side up to that point. And as a man from Hiroshima, his concerns are well founded.

I'm just wondering if the diet secretary "accident" that Shibazaki investigated 15 years ago might prove to be relevant later on. Call it a coincidence, but perhaps whatever political faction they were part of had connections to whatever facility Nine and Twelve tried to escape from?

it has been confirmed: the restructuring of Studio Ghibli sadly incliudes closing down the anime production department.

):

They can make drastic cutbacks and shut down production as a result, but we'll always have their legacy to appreciate.
 
How did you end up in an anime thread on a forum about a video game? In other words, which GT brought you here?
Seeing it in the recent posts so many times I had to click on it. Despite no interest in anime.

And thus, I decided to watch Neon Genesis Evangelion and a fan was born.

Oh and GT5P I guess. I didn't know how to update so I asked and I got an answer. When I was 11 mind but that's not the point.
 
But seriously though, why cat/animal ears? Why school swimsuits/undies? Why prosthetic plane legs?

The same reason she looks 5 but is 14 or so, and is carrying a freaking 45 kg gun like it's nothing: because anime culture.
 
I would like to know of something more ridiculous than Strike Witches. Other animes have a more ridiculous concept because their purpose is to be ridiculous and to make the viewer feel that way (Kill la Kill, Gurren Lagann).

Bratty 14-year-old has to pilot a semi-biological, semi-mechanical giant robot that contains the soul of his mother and occasionally moves without a power source, trying to defeat a variety of weird aliens(?) while struggling with daddy issues. Did we mention that everyone turns into orange tang in one of the most nonsensical anime finales ever?

Well-endowed female personifications of videogame systems duke it out in a magical world of sexy power-up transformations, intensely screwed-up physics and inter-dimensional teleportation.

Lonely teenage boy gets brought back from the dead by a loli necromancer, becomes Zombie Mahou Shoujo, wields a giant chainsaw, sports a frilly pink dress upon transformation, increases his power level by boosting the "fabulous-ness" of his outfit, and fights demons from the underworld. And an entire harem of sexy females moves into his house.

Take your pick. Strike Witches seems pretty normal by comparison, as I said.

But seriously though, why cat/animal ears? Why school swimsuits/undies? Why prosthetic plane legs?

They have to be able to quickly jump into the Striker Units, which means that they can't wear clothing that covers their legs (and the fact that the non-magical women don't wear trousers can probably be chalked up to fashion - and I'm not going to lie, this was obviously done to titillate the audience). The Striker Units aren't prosthetics; they're like... thigh-high mechanical boots. As for the animal ears; they appear whenever the girls perform magic, so they're probably supposed to represent different animal spirits, or something (and they're super-cute).

Like most harem anime, it's sexual. But let me repeat that: "like most harem anime". As in: nothing out of the ordinary, by anime standards.
 
Bratty 14-year-old has to pilot a semi-biological, semi-mechanical giant robot that contains the soul of his mother and occasionally moves without a power source, trying to defeat a variety of weird aliens(?) while struggling with daddy issues. Did we mention that everyone turns into orange tang in one of the most nonsensical anime finales ever?

Well-endowed female personifications of videogame systems duke it out in a magical world of sexy power-up transformations, intensely screwed-up physics and inter-dimensional teleportation.

Lonely teenage boy gets brought back from the dead by a loli necromancer, becomes Zombie Mahou Shoujo, wields a giant chainsaw, sports a frilly pink dress upon transformation, increases his power level by boosting the "fabulous-ness" of his outfit, and fights demons from the underworld. And an entire harem of sexy females moves into his house.

Take your pick. Strike Witches seems pretty normal by comparison, as I said.
No, I really think it doesn't. Small lolis in swimsuits with cat ears and (somehow) also wearing their sailor outfits, carry HUGE machineguns through the air to defeat aliens (AGAIN with the aliens), and all the while the only important thing that happens is them looking cute.

I hate it in concept, I hate it in execution. The way you explain NGE's plot makes it sound horrible to watch :P

Also, that anime about Sega systems actually looks really interesting. Could somebody give me a link to where I could watch it (if it currently exists)?
 
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