Jaydor

totally subtle

Yo.

But that applies to almost every LN, not just Oreimo. But it's not even the only harem with incest.

Thanks for not telling me about it, guys. I-it's not like I wanted to join or anything, stupid. I don't think I need to introduce myself (hopefully). I also have no idea what you guys do here on subSPUF, albeit I recognize a lot of names.

what's the deal with oreimo anyways what distinguishes this from every other generic harem series

Pretty sure the Trigun anime diverges from the manga completely.

I thought it was nice. Then again, I didn't really go in expecting it to be anything other than Okabe/Kurisu fluff. Was still satisfied on that front though, drunk Kurisu is adorable.

FUCK.

so I just finished the last episode of valvrave, and the ending was unsatisfying as shit and barely resolved the lingering plot threads that had been set up I mean it's like they had half the episodes to write a story that was supposed to be twice as long, the fights were well done though as expected of sunrise

it wasn't even that great

I'll pffftt all I want. It's good, but it's also baby's first mecha.

pffftt

Did you even read the summaries?

I'll probably end up watching Hamatora, Wizard Barristers, Nobunaga the Fool, Space Dandy, Oneechan ga Kita, Sekai Seifuku, Neppu Kairiku Bushi Road, and maybe Noragami.

Also, what are you watching next season, SPUF?

You know, I remember being sad back when Toonami was canceled. Then a few years later when it got resurrected, I realized I no longer cared because Nyaa was easily accessible and anything Toonami was showing I had already seen. Now I just want it to die again. Everyone and their mother who's only ever watched five series comparing every anime to Cowboy Bebop, Trigun, and The Big O was and still is awful, I can't imagine if the mainstream audience suddenly latched onto something modern like SAO. Shit's already bad enough.

I still don't see how that justifies the amount of hype it gets.

Don't be silly, Attack on Titan aired during the Spring season, and we're currently in the middle of Fall. And even then, Oregairu and Hataraku Maou-sama were the best shows in Spring.

I seriously have no idea what people see in Attack on Titan. Other than the fact that it's attracted more casuals in recent years than Cowboy Bebop.

Jump is now all of Japan?

Kaminai is a great series, but the last thirty seconds of the ending are confusing unless you've read the LN, which isn't translated. I dunno, you could probably ask me about that once you finish it since I know the context behind it.

Not really. It may be the most popular shonen manga running at the moment, but not the most successful series to ever exist in Japan.

Fair enough. Uhh, try Kamisama no Inai Nichiyoubi.

No, you fucker, you're supposed to read the VN first anyways. Plus the ending is nigh incomprehensible without it.

Corv hasn't even read F/SN. Why would you recommend the prequel?