Can one of our resident weebs explain to me what the fuck this tu tu ru shit is? It's super annoying and a streamer I sometimes watch uses that as a sub notification.
I watched that because my friend had the dvds and netflix wasn't a thing yet, it's seriously one of those shows you'd be better using a guide with and just watching the 5 good episodes and save yourself a lot of time.
It will seem weird how the show was hyped so much at first since it seems like a dull, goofy anime but their is a big tonal shift later on. The ending feels a bit rushed but you watch a lot of anime so your used to shitty endings to a series, but it's one of the rare cases where the anime is better than the manga, which was a poorly drawn fucking mess of a thing. The art was so bad that I couldn't tell what the fuck was happening in the fight scenes, the only time I did was because I had seen it on the show and kind of knew what he was going for. I wish the ending to Trigun Maximum though was how the anime ended, the only advantage it has over it is that the ending isn't anti-climactic.
But fuck that filler list, Sin is filler? Are you fucking kidding me? It has the most memorable and powerful moment in the whole fucking series.
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It's the episode where Vash kills Legato for those who have watched it
The fact that the second half has more filler than the first goes to show how retarded those weeb fucks are, if anything the earlier episodes are filler and the plot starts actually happening later on. It's a good show that has some of the weirdest fucking pacing I have ever seen.
Best gril from Steins Gate is actually Kurisu, for the same reason.
Re: Weebshit Thread
Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2018 9:30 am
by rabidtictac
Trigun has very little filler once you get about halfway through. Sounds to me like, as poonoo said, the weeb fucks are legit retarded. Most of the early stuff is just Vash being Vash to establish his character and the supporting cast. But once the story gets rolling, it gets serious real quick and I would argue has very little filler at all.
Re: Weebshit Thread
Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2018 11:39 am
by Guest
I haven't interacted with the Trigun franchise in a long time so I don't remember jack shit, but are you sure their definition of filler isn't just "shit that didn't happen in the manga?" That's a more objective measure, not necisarily an indightment on quality.
I haven't interacted with the Trigun franchise in a long time so I don't remember jack shit, but are you sure their definition of filler isn't just "shit that didn't happen in the manga?" That's a more objective measure, not necisarily an indightment on quality.
That would make more sense since that is when they differ greatly, but when I think filler I think shit like everyone training for the Saiyans to arrive or that gap before the Cell Games starts. The episodes they claim are filler are ones where things actually happen, but in the manga it doesn't at all since I don't think it was close to finished when he was writing it.
It's stupid to call it filler, filler is pointless episodes that aren't even canon that are done for the Mangaka to catch up, that's like calling the fucking Akira movie filler.
Can one of our resident weebs explain to me what the fuck this tu tu ru shit is? It's super annoying and a streamer I sometimes watch uses that as a sub notification.
It's from Stein's;Gate. She has autism.
She's also voiced by Ashly Burch in the official English dub. Make of that what you will.
Re: Weebshit Thread
Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2018 3:25 pm
by Guest
Yeah, Trigun really has no filler. Take for instance the first 4 episodes which are considered filler because episode 5 is where the manga starts. They are mentioned and referred 2-3 times in later episodes and are just noteworthy for showing heroic deeds Vash accomplished, that he's not what his reputation is and characterises the other main characters for us.
The problem with that is that it causes Trigun to be horribly structured with extreme pacing issues. There really was no need for those first 4 episodes to be separate. You could easily have just scattered those events in amongst Vash's travels once the actual plot commences. What it does is simply weaken what should be the dramatic and narrative apex of the show.
And here I was hoping it had something to do with Princess Tutu, the manliest animu that ever was. Instead it's just another desu ni-pa~ nyoro~n de gozaru nya tic. Glorious Nippon really has a thing for moe-shaped Snarfs, doesn't it?