Contemporary developments in Anime

[Louis Graham]

A century after its birth, animation continues to evolve. The most exciting developments are found on two distinct fronts

[BrobyDDark]

>in Homestuck category

Homestuck is an anime confirmed.

[itsyaboybigBerd]

Pray tell, what might these fronts be?

[BrobyDDark]

>not in Homestuck category

HOMESTUCK IS AN ANIME DECONFIRMED.

[foreverFlummoxed]

Original poster turned out to be a bot, take this thread however you wish.

[BrobyDDark]

>OP was a bot

HOMESTUCK HAS TOO MANY ROBOTS CONFIRMED!!!

[PurplePest29]

Homestuck is an anime only when calliborn draws it as such.

[luigi]

The only two animes I watch are Better Call Saul and Family Guy

[PurplePest29]

family guy is a mid anime

[BrobyDDark]

Anime's dumb

Watch Kamen Rider like a man.

[luigi]

I'm back to say I have expanded my taste to include the niche anime (you haven't heard of it) Attack on Titan. I watched all four seasons in like two days, up until episode 79 or so because the rest isn't dubbed yet.

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My only downside, and this is an inevitability to any horror media, is the titans aren't as scary as they used to be. In season one they were unstoppable natural disasters mixed with zombies, and all the unkowns about them made them feel like lovecraft leviathan monsters.

Now that we know more about them and a lot of our main cast can fight them consistently they're not quite as terrifying, I don't get irl pits in my stomach anymore watching them. The last one that did for me was the Rod Reiss titan, the one that sheared its face off. It was much scarier dragging against the ground than it ever was standing up. Sure it's grosser standing, but that desperate crawl towards the city made it seem like it was going to burst through the wall, not go over. I thought he was going to just keep sliding along, destroying the entire city that way like a tsunami of flesh. Super gross.

[aquaticFoxfire]

I do like Karkat from Neon Genesis Evangelion.