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  • WisperG
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    Happy New Year!

    Didn’t quite make it before midnight, and I never finished the first picture I was working on for Christmas, so here’s my backup Christmas doodle that can double as a New Years pic.

    I apologize for the text visible through the paper. I didn’t realize my scanner would pick that up so well.

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    It’s that time again! The next season of anime is approaching fast. Fast as in, like, some stuff premiered today. I got a little behind on getting this list together…

    Shows are listed here.

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    Definitely Watching:

    – Akiba’s Trip (The games are fun, but I was expecting a low-budget, generic-looking adaptation. Instead we seem to be getting zany fights and colorful character designs that feel like imitation-Trigger)

    – Fate/Grand Order (How can I say no to Fate?)

    – The Dragon Dentist (Ryuu no Haisha) (2-part special based on the very first Animator Expo short. Super stocked for this one)

    – Little Witch Academia (Do I really need to say anything here? No? I didn’t think so)

    Interested:

    – ACCA (Not sure what it is about this one. But I like the look and it sounds interesting, so I’ll give it a shot)

    – Granblue Fantasy (I like the art and designs, though the animation quality itself seems pretty meh. Oddly, this show was delayed at the last minute to Spring and will instead just have a special airing later in January)

    – Masamune-kun’s Revenge (Sounds interesting, and I’ve heard some good things about it)

    – Onihei (Historical anime are often hit-or-miss for me, but this one looks pretty good)

    On the Fence:

    – Chaos;Child (My interest in the semicolon series varies wildly from entry-to-entry. This one doesn’t exactly hook me, but we’ll see)

    – eIDLIVE (Liking the manga art is a pretty poor reason for considering such a generic-sounding show, isn’t it?)

    – Interview With Monster Girls (Demi-chan wa Kitaritai) (Sounds kind of amusing)

    – Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid (Also sounds kind of amusing)

    – One Room (Yeah, I got nothing for this one. The poster just had such nice lighting and shadows.)

    – Youjo Senki (The character designs and pretty good animation in the trailer caught my attention, though I’ve heard less than pleasant things about the manga since)

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    mitsuki lover wrote:

    Even though it’s airing at 1 in the morning I’m still surprised that the Toon Network released that trailer of Unicorn

    without editing any of the blood out of it. I guessed maybe they finally realized that people bleed when they get shot?

    Why would an Adult Swim ad for Adult Swim programming need to be edited? It’s not like the show or the ad will be airing on daytime Cartoon Network. At most, the ad will air during the previous week’s Toonami and then maybe a few times during other AS programming the following week.

    Unicorn is pretty tame compared to other stuff on Adult Swim, and even other Toonami shows since the revival.

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    Nobuyuki wrote:

    What if you’ve already done all this?

    You get to do it all again next year! woooo1

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    WisperG
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    This feels… too soon. They still have 4 epilogue novels they could adapt, plus the Boruto manga barely has a dozen or so chapters out, doesn’t it? There’s a few one-shots and the Scarlet Spring mini-series they can throw in there, and I’m sure they’ll do the rest of Chapter 700, but that’s basically it. It seems like the bulk of it might be anime-original content, which will make some people run for the hills because “eww, filler!!!”, but with Kichimoto’s implied involvement (possibly like DBSuper, where most of the stories are actually Toriyama’s ideas), I’m optimistic.

    That’s assuming this is supposed to be another long-runner though. A smaller 26/52 episode count might be just enough to cover all the current Boruto manga and one-shots, padded with a bit of anime-only content. I’d be surprised if that’s what they were doing though.

    WisperG
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    I don’t believe the latest LWA trailer has been posted here yet. It’s been confirmed as a split-cour series too, so it looks like it’ll have a 24/26 episode run when all is said and done. Netflix Japan also confirmed that they would be streaming it weekly as each episode comes out. Fingers crossed US Netflix wises up and does the same…

    [BBvideo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRn6cwFSltk[/BBvideo]

    WisperG
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    That’s what happens when a franchise stays borderline-dormant for a decade+, and is of a genre and built on certain sensibilities that were once extremely popular, but now don’t really align with the general tastes of today’s anime fans. All we’re left with are a minority of hardcore fans, and some of them have already been rubbed the wrong way by Kajishima as of late. It’s not just Tenchi though. Harem comedies were once some hot flapjacks, easily one of the most popular anime genres, but are now pretty niche. They’ll never completely go away, but like all popular genres they get dethroned by the Next Big Thing (c) that catches on. And in 2016 that’s definitely not harem comedies.
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    Happy day of your birth Shadows!
    WisperG
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    So much Dragon Ball! It’s interesting that they’re actually debuting new episodes of Super at 8PM, right at the transition from CN. Looks like they’re gonna try as hard as they can to get the younger crowd watching as well, despite it being confined to Adult Swim hours.
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    RWBY Volume 4 – Episode 4

    Late on the review once again. I’ll keep it short.

    A fair warning though. I talk about some cut content in the spoiler under the Raven section that likely confirms a future twist which has only just been teased in the show proper. Some may find this too spoilery.

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    Holy heck, lots of stuff happened in this episode. Qrow’s here, Oobleck and Port are back, Yang is finally making progress on her emotional state, and HOLYOMGBBQ RAVEN. IS. HERE.

    But I’ll get to her in a minute. I think the biggest reveal from this episode is that Ozpin is still… around? I do think he’s probably still “dead”, physically at least, but he’s clearly not gone. Voice in his head aside, Oscar (yes, the credits confirmed that was his name) behaved as though he was seeing someone else in his reflection. I think the reasonable assumption was that he was seeing Ozpin. That opens up another whole can of worms about our mug-wielding headmaster though…

    Ah, Raven. They teased her SO HARD in V3, and gave us practically nothing. I think this easily makes up for it though. Some interesting things came out of her and Qrow’s conversation. Namely, the fact that her bandit “family” was responsible for the destruction of Shion, the village from Episode 2. The fact that Ren and Nora recognized that symbol on the ground that seemed to be the bandit’s calling card brings up some interesting implications…
    …especially considering that a Raven vs JNPR fight was originally planned by Monty really early on in production for V3 as a “tease” for some kind of future plot point, but ultimately scrapped. It’s not hard to guess what they were getting at though…

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