Do people still make these?
3x3 Thread
Julian Harris
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Benjamin Sanchez
too fuarkin lazy to trim mine down to 9 shows or use actual aesthetic screenshots
Ian Sanders
5/9
Kayden Bailey
>enter 3x3 thread
>see fullshit craphemist
>leave 3x3 thread
can't you fags ever learn to watch more than 5 anime
Blake Hill
4/4
6/8
5/5
Jayden Perry
Pretty safe choices, I dunno what to say. I wish you'd add something more out-there so that we get what kind of faggot you are.
You're a lazy bastard who shouldn't enter 3x3 threads. This is forgiven however for including Danna.
You like a specific type of manly men. Nice?
srsbsns
Gabriel Garcia
desu I just whipped one up in five seconds because I was talking about 3x3s with people. 0 thought went into it. I just wanted to start a 3x3 thread since I haven't been on Yas Forums in forever
Christopher Ward
8/8
Matthew Miller
Weirdly enough, 7/8. One'd think I'd like all cgdct shows.
Benjamin Kelly
6/7 extra points for the best manga of all time takemitsu zamurai
Wyatt Carter
5/9 - top row
11/12
5/5 working through hyouge mono and its shaping up to be an absolute favourite akechi's death got me close to tears
6/6
4/4
Jackson Cook
I know that I'm an uncultured weirdo.
1/5
2/3
2/2
1/3
4/5
0/2
Robert Murphy
To all the manga 3x3, I don’t read manga.
4/8
7/11
4/6
0/4
What is mid right?
4/8
2/4
Eva/2
Thomas Phillips
>What is mid right?
Cameron Cruz
This is the worst taste I've ever seen
Grayson White
Mid row isn't too bad
Jaxon Lee
just a hunch but I think you might like Shaft
Eli Harris
3/3
2/2
2/3
-Diebuster
1/1
2/2
Although I felt somewhat indifferent to Phoenix.
3/3
2/2
Josiah Sanders
I guess I should replace top row with azumanga, koufuku or 3gatsu.
Jackson Cox
2/7
Landon Howard
Yes, you should. Replace the whole top row. You can leave Sora no Woto at most.
Jace Parker
>changing your taste because one faggot doesn't like it
Weak
Ryan Myers
Based taste
Josiah Hernandez
>Do people still make these?
Sure.
4/7
0/6
>animes
2/3
2/4
5/5
2/3
1/1
6/7
3/5
2/3
Upscaling that bingo grid into a blurry mess doesn't make it look any better, user.
5/6
4/5
Isaac Gutierrez
And manga.
Jaxson Phillips
Actually this very old 3x3 i made.
Kayden Wright
> Upscaling that bingo grid into a blurry mess doesn't make it look any better, user.
I’m using my phone, my computer is unusable
Juan Foster
Okay. But that doesn't explain why you'd upscale the image.
Sebastian Turner
High quality choices. But what is mid right?
Also, forgive the LQ images, I will remake this some other day.
James Lopez
I assume you're the same guy. Quite good taste. At the same time diverse and giving a clear image of you and your likes. I should read Kakushigoto soon enough.
You pretty much said it yourself.
So you're into tearjerkers... but at the same time you have Haruhi there... weird. I didn't even know there are any people that like Mahou Tsukai ni Taisetsuna Koto, much less people that'd put it in their 3x3. I'm not sure if this is good or bad.
>just a hunch but I think you might like Shaft
Maaaybe. Not that you're one to talk.
9/9, only Alien 9 I did not quite appreciate as much as the rest.
srsbsns.
Why Katanagatari, though? I guess nisio's writing by itself brings enough of an 80s feel, huh. Because what I appreciate in Katanagatari is significantly different from what I appreciate in the rest of the shows in your 3x3.
And fuck you, Nono is the best Gunbuster character.
The more balanced oldfag taste. But you remind me that I have to finish Cutie Honey. My disk died last time I started it. And, considering everything else, I should give Sirius one more chance too.
The more balanced youngfag taste. Not bad, not bad.
>But what is mid right?
It's Alien 9, if I am correct. Go watch it right now anyway, it's just 4 eps.
Zachary Barnes
>srsbsns.
What do you mean by that? You also posted it earlier, is it negative or positive?
Hudson Reed
That the shows are serious business for serious people, as opposed to more silly and carefree stuff like Tonari no Seki-kun. It's not particularly positive or negative. Though if you ask me to choose one, it'd be that it's positive.
Ethan Brown
4/7
7/8
1/2
4/4
3/4
1/5 but respect ur taste nonetheless
1/1
3/5
2/4
3/4
6/6 best fkn taste on the thread
3/5
4/4
3/5
4/5
Joshua Morgan
I find it refreshing that you crosslinked and rated posts from different threads, especially considering that one of them is a bump and the other is talking about Star Wars and Kurosawa.
Tyler Walker
Katanagatari is plenty serious at a lot of points. In fact, I'd say it takes itself seriously most of the time outside of a few gags to break things up. I wouldn't say it has an 80's feel either. If you compare it to things like Ninja Scroll or The Hakkuden, it's radically different in it's pacing and tone. The pacing of Katanagatari is very slow and methodical, which it does well because it actually uses it's long episode length to flesh out the characters and give each of the fights proper build up. Nisio also manages to actually deliver the core themes in a way that's alot less messy than Bakemonogatari and the stylised visuals also feel like they have a clear purpose rather than just being flashy for the sake of it.
The only thing I'd say it does have in common with 80's anime is that it very much adheres to the "rule of cool" for a lot of things. Everything ride down to the experimental soundtrack and character mannerisms is done to make the series seem as stylish as possible. Basically, the whole series is style AND substance, but for some reason a lot of people miss the substance despite the show beating you over the head with it.
Ryder Campbell
>Katanagatari is plenty serious at a lot of points.
Oh yeah, of course. You pretty much hit the nail on the head why I enjoy it so much: the methodical and slow telling of the story. Utena for example is a lot less methodical in its own ways. Not that this is a downside or something.
Also Togame, of course.
Even as I have *monogatari in my 3x3, I agree that Katanagatari makes for the better experience of watching it once. My criteria for my 3x3 however are that I rewatch the show at least once per year, that I obsess over it and its characters, and so on, so *monogatari edged out Katanagatari. Then again, my favourite *monogatari season has always been Nise, which people almost never appreciate until they rewatch it after going through everything else.
>The only thing I'd say it does have in common with 80's anime is that it very much adheres to the "rule of cool" for a lot of things.
You're right, this explains it. I overlooked this aspect of Katanagatari while thinking about it.
Lucas Martin
Utena only worked because of it's length IMO, and even then it has a tendency to repeat itself occasionally. Of course, Ikuhara was clearly just sticking to what he knew structure wise from Sailor Moon S, but Katanagatari has a great structure that I'm suprised more shows don't copy. 12 Swords, 12 Episodes. It's the absolute perfect length and they just lengthen the episodes to make sure it doesn't feel rushed. My biggest problem with a lot of single cour and sometimes even 2 cour series is that they feel rushed, which is exactly the pitfall Ikuhara stumbled into with his more recent work.
I've always felt upset that shows like Rose of Versailles and Oniisama e seem impossible to make these days because studios don't want to gamble on 39-40 episode long shows unless they're battle shounen. Katanagatari's 50 minute long episode structure might offer a way to have shows with that kind of length and depth again.
Charles Kelly
newfag here, what is the anime with the frog and the gentleman with a pineapple on his head?
Carter Watson
saucenao.com + google image search
Andrew Peterson
>I've always felt upset that shows like Rose of Versailles and Oniisama e seem impossible to make these days because studios don't want to gamble on 39-40 episode long shows unless they're battle shounen.
True. And even adaptations tend to be one cour only, because that's about as much as needed for advertising the original work. At least we still get a lot of two cour shows. Even if they are split cour. 26 episodes is about enough if you play your cards right. That being said, the last year or two we also get a lot of readaptations of old stuff because of all the overseas licensing. But I'm not sure this will give us a long adaptation of Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou for example. It'll be mostly battle shonens, because that's what the overseas execs want.
Lucas James
>Frog
I think it's uchoten kazoku
Gavin Ramirez
Autumn moon-
a small boat
drifting down the tide.
4/9
5/12
6/9
3/9
5/9
7/9
3/6
8/9
7/9
2/9
6/9
7/8
3/9
5/9
Julian Johnson
1/7
Ryan Gomez
An actually complete Yokohama adaptation would be great, but I'm not holding my breath. I'm just waiting until they inevitably do a Rose of Versailles adaptation-- the 50th anniversary is in 2 years, Ikeda will probably die within the next decade or so and they already attempted to make a RoV adaptation in '09. Another adaptation of some form is inevitable, but honestly, I don't think there's anyone alive apart from maybe Anno who could do it justice.
Adam Hernandez
Pineapple on head guy is Sasuke from Hyouge Mono.
Luis Harris
>Anno
That'd be interesting to see.
And yeah. Nobody overseas has even bothered to license the manga of YKK. I'm still salty as fuck.
Noah Smith
Bentley Garcia
2/3
5/5
Those manga mash surprisingly well with each other.
4/4
0/0
2/4
Is that a VN in the lower left? If so, it doesn't belong here.
6/9
John Price
Austin Clark
yandex > saucenao > google image search
Xavier Barnes
Yes. But Saucenao is used for cropping, not for searching. And Google is more than enough to find those two.
Mason Perry
8/9
-Toradora
8/9
-Danna ga Nani
2/3
-Rakugo
4/6
-Pale Cocoon, Paniponi Dash
Dropped Paniponi Dash after 9 episodes. I could see myself giving it another shot in the future.
5/5
I love YKK and Genshiken.
5/5
3/3
1/2
-Gatchaman Crowds
8/9
-Made in Abyss
6/6
2/4
-One Punch Man, DNA^2
3/3
2/2
3/4
-Paniponi Dash
Luke Roberts
Tyler Lopez
bump
Jason Perry
5/6
5/5
1/4
Logan Peterson
Bump?
John Young
back to cancer
Jonathan Howard
What's your problem, retard?
Samuel Edwards
I read Heureka and wasn't impressed. Not trying Historie because of that.
Matsumotos are good. Tokyo Ghoul was stupid and it's more or less just for wristcutters and the 6 remaining goths in the current age.
Elijah Lewis
I've been here ten fucking years and I still don't understand these things. Especially the "scoring" system. Why aren't all the denominators 9?
Jeremiah Hughes
Thanks to the user who complimented my RNG's taste last time. I hope you'll like what it has selected for this thread. 9 random grids, one random panel each.
Raw data:
>201203457+(2), 201199382+(9), 201200563+(7), 201198286+(7), 201196146+(6), 201196686+(4), 201199029+(9), 201199024+(7), 201198734+(8)
Christian Rogers
>Why aren't all the denominators 9?
Because the only people pretending to have seen every anime in existence are trolls.
Lucas Anderson
If you'd spend less time shit posting on Yas Forums you'd know how easy it is to have watched everything that gets posted in here.
Dominic Reyes
Uchouten Kazoku + Hyouge Mono. Other grids you need assistance with?
Liam Hughes
If your goal is to have watched everything that gets posted here, your goal is shit.
Grayson Turner
>how easy it is to have watched everything that gets posted in here.
Hint: It isn't. Hundreds of different things get posted in 3x3 threads. Even if you had seen 3000 different anime, not counting shorts and other minor stuff idiots use to bolster their viewcounts, the probability that all things being posted here are among those are minimal.
Jonathan Butler
If your goal is to have watched the stuff that has been posted in 3x3 threads, you can do it. These threads are mostly samefags who post the tired old same stuff, after all.
But I have no idea why you'd do this. I prefer to have seen 3000 anime that I like instead of the 300 that get posted in 3x3 threads.
Cooper Morris
Without shitposting can someone explain to me why Hunter x Hunter is on their 3x3? What separates it from other WSJ manga? Seems like nothing special compared to what they usually run.
Logan Edwards
Less shit posting, more watching anime.
Parker Smith
>If your goal is to have watched the stuff that has been posted in 3x3 threads, you can do it.
Why the hell would that be your goal? Watch the anime you'd like and enjoy, not what some anons online like.
>But I have no idea why you'd do this.
Exactly.
Angel Scott
Go back to MAL, where other people argue like you and see watching anime as homework.
David Jackson
You're still here?
Christian Thomas
>without shitposting
>hxh
don't you think you're asking a little much?
Caleb Watson
You can't watch what you like because you don't know if you'll like it before watching it. These threads are basically rec threads for people who aren't already versed so it'd be pretty normal to pick up stuff based on other people's favorites.