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dtm42
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Well of course. I don't see anyone here saying otherwise. |
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ss4chris
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prove it. so far you seem to have a hatred toward romance and comedies. did you get dumped so hard in real life or something? :3 |
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ss4chris
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i guess nisekoi is the successor to double arts and yay someone on the same page as me. |
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Cam0
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That's too extreme. You're trying to oversimplify what Chiibi was saying. |
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shamisen the great
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danilo07
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Garzey's Wing is about as good as Spirited Away. Have I just entirely disproven your theory? It seems that it was built on some shaky foundations. |
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Ali07
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Only in the sense that Double Arts came first. 
I really liked the world that Komi created in DA, just unfortunate that it didn't last and he had to wrap it up quickly in the end. It's unfortunate that some fans are starting to feel that Nisekoi is wearing out its welcome. I decided to have a look around to see what the complaints were about, seems most just feel like it is dragging and that too many characters are introduced and not really developed. While I can't begrudge someone stretching out something that has seen some commercial success, I hope that it doesn't go for too much longer. I say this because I do feel like the premise is flimsy. What made me a fan was the interaction between the characters, but if things drag on even that will get old.
Thank god for the internet! 
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dtm42
Posts: 14084 Location: currently stalking my waifu |
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Chiibi made a blanket statement with no wriggle room, so all I had to do was provide any example at all to disprove it. I used those particular examples because - being so extreme - they highlight exactly how ludicrous her assertion was.
Why should I even give you the time of day when you are so rude? I have an anime list, the link is at the bottom of every one of my posts. Use it and find out for yourself that I'm telling the truth about how there are romcoms I like.
That's not how it works. Objectivity isn't the result of some sort of 100% consensus (which would be impossible to achieve anyway), it is an inherent attribute. |
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Blood-
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It always amuses me when dtm42 spouts off about how inherently subjective matters like judging what is or is not "quality" is in fact an objective exercise.
Objectivity exists only in the empirical world - i.e. a world where things can be measured by instruments. You can objectively determine your height in centimeters by using a measuring stick. An alien coming to Earth who knows nothing about human existence would be able to arrive at the same objective answer to how tall you are by using that same measuring stick. I'd venture that most humans would agree that Michelangelo's David is a masterpiece - an artwork of quality. Would an alien arrive at the same answer? Who knows - there is no objective tool like a measuring stick to arrive at an objective answer. Such a basic concept yet it continues to elude dtm42 and always will.
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Chiibi
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Um, I wasn't talking about shows which the entire universe agrees are either masterpieces or shit. 
BUT I meant that a "quality show" can have different definitions for everyone. If a fan prefers visuals over writing or cohesive plot, an anime that fits that description would probably be a 'quality show' to them. But another fan might value writing or plot above all things so another anime that doesn't have great animation but good story might be a quality show to them. Me, I define a quality show by whether or not you can tell actual effort was put into it. I see effort in Nisekoi. The animation's good. The music is good. The seiyuu are outstanding. The writing? It is entirely faithful to the source material so yes, the writing is good on that aspect. The opinion of whether or not the plot is a good plot is entirely subjective. I happen to like the plot. I think it's neat that spoiler[it's basically children imitating a love story from a picture book. It sounds like something little kids would do....then as they got older, they mostly forgot about it and now are trying to rediscover their memories as teens. ] So sue me if I think that's a creative way to do a harem show. :p I like plots that tie into literature; especially romantic ones. Of course anime-only watchers wouldn't know that is the REAL plot of Nisekoi, since on the surface it appears that it's about a boy and a girl who hate each other have to pretend to love each other. Nope, that is only the tip of the iceberg. And I feel that anyone who didn't finish the first season or does not know the true story cannot have a valid opinion of it; thank you. If you're gonna debate, you need to know what you're talking about, otherwise you're just going to look stupid.
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Ali07
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Well, how can that be true when the context of the conversation is the anime? I mean, up until the end of season 1, what you mentioned as being the real story hasn't even been revealed. But, all of a sudden, someone can't have a valid opinion on it if they've only seen the anime? They'd fall nicely into your "does not know the true story" category. Guess I shouldn't say anything about the anime then. As, I've only seen the 1st season and have only read up until the 4th volume of the manga...neither have even had a hint about what you've said in the spoiler tags. |
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Cam0
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I think that was directed at dtm42, who has only seen 3 episodes of the anime. Yet here he is condemning the whole thing based on those 3 episodes. |
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Ali07
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Ah, okay. Still, found it a strange comment intially. Had no idea about this, but it just seemed like a statement that Chiibi adheres to for everything. |
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Norbie
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I've had a look on Crunchyroll to see if Nisekoi was still available, unfortunately I couldn't find it anymore. Or could it be that since I'm outside the US, the show the show isn't showing up on the list of shows.
Well, with the second season I hope the first one will be available as well. |
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st_owly
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Nisekoi is only available to the Americas and South Africa on Crunchyroll, so yes, that is why it's not showing up. |
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