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imageboard happenings thread Anonymous 07/09/19 (Tue) 06:37:49 No.4165[Reply][Last50 Posts]

Post interesting or unusual stuff concerning imageboards, textboards or related stuff here. This thread is for a more centralized place of limited discussion, but please feel free to make new threads if you want something more thoroughly discussed.

Imageboard Happening Archives

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This thread is cyclical with old replies removed as new posts are made.
Last Archived: February 3rd, 2025

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Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 19:19:41 No.141431

>>141419
>>141418
>SAoDQ
Ahh fuck this actually hurts. Hope it's nothing

>>141420
It's interesting to see the mods relax a bit. Had an interesting thread on furry fandom history - with people who actually knew their stuff - on /v/ of all places. mlp was banned on co but not elsewhere, i'd say take them as they come.

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 19:21:20 No.141433

It sucks how everyone is just recreating their generals on the remaining boards

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 19:27:32 No.141434

>>141433
Yeah, really there’s no creativity among people anymore because of them.

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 19:32:59 No.141435

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>>141430
One step closer to seeing the site become completely unusable.
>>141433
At least until activity forces them to condense their threads harder and it all looks like b. Some of the slower generals are starting to fall off a along with the deluge of new threads with no replies.

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 19:45:31 No.141437

Find it interesting how people itt think frontpage culture is a thing.

4chan has been a thread-level platform for almost 10 years now. Moderation doesn't go that deep yeah, but there's practically no board out there that isn't a collection of microcommunities that hang around one or maybe two threads.

I like this aprils fools, the shakeup makes all these communities mix up and I enjoy seeing them discover places of 4chan they didn't know existed. Many a crossposter will be born this day.

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/qa/ works out! Anonymous 05/19/22 (Thu) 07:41:55 No.89870 [Reply][Last50 Posts]

Whenever you see this thread go and get some exercise! You can't just laze around all day as a NEET!

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Anonymous 03/23/25 (Sun) 04:07:49 No.141114

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I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful I feel awful

Anonymous 03/23/25 (Sun) 06:30:32 No.141116

Got taken around on a hike yesterday and I am still feeling it. We always get lost and waste like an hour.

Anonymous 03/29/25 (Sat) 19:43:45 No.141268

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Probably like 1.75 miles this time. I tried pushing myself a bit further to run instead of immediately walking when I got tired. I could probably push myself a bit harder though. Not coughing up blood yet.

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 19:12:40 No.141428

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I didn’t realize how intensive it is to cut down trees with an axe. Was doing it on a small dead one out in the yard and whacked it until I tired myself out and was only halfway through. Old lumberjack’s must’ve been fucking ripped to do this on multiple large trees back in the day.

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 19:43:04 No.141436

>>141428
I guess it depends on the tree and how well maintained your axe is. Something like pine is easier vs a hardwood tree. There's probably also some technique involved with how you swing, I imagine cutting with a slight angle down to engage with the grains is a lot better at removing material than chopping straight on.

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Video Games Anonymous 07/05/24 (Fri) 14:25:40 No.129768 [Reply][Last50 Posts]

General video games thread. What are you playing? What are you looking forward to?

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Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 05:36:20 No.141394

I've been quite bored recently and would like to play through some classic games that I haven't tried, with Final Fantasy being the first. However there are many games and I don't know where to start. I recieved some advice last year which suggested starting with 1, 5 or 10 - but 5 is apparently offputting due to being too lighthearted - and focusing on 6, 7 and 10 apart from that. 8 is also apparently quite good but very weird.

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 07:15:44 No.141397

>>141394
Story-wise they're all isolated from each other, so that's not an issue. You should probably see if you can "tolerate" something like Final Fantasy 4 with its pixel graphics. If you can't, then move on to 7. If you can, but you find the story uninteresting, then try 6.
Never played the NES stuff apart from 1 very briefly.

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 13:11:44 No.141415

>>141394
I started going through the FFs I hadn't played, starting with 1 and it was still fun. And if you get through those the later ones should only be better as you see how they progressed.

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 13:38:42 No.141416

teenbros will never understand the joys of /v/ideo games...
so anyways I'm white man skying right now, trying to explore planets because I got fuck all to do.

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 19:20:22 No.141432

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Bought this the other day and I'm having fun. Game's quite addictive. Oh I also tried ENA Dream BBQ. I'm not sure if I like wageslave ENA.

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Have you done anything to change your hikikomori ways recently? Anonymous 03/28/25 (Fri) 17:47:08 No.141227 [Reply]

Sometimes it’s beneficial to be able to come out and communicate a bit. For example, just today I held back vomiting when approaching a neighbor about picking up some brush on her curb. And she said it was fine to take! So I got myself a shitload of good firewood for no cost at all.

Now you may be thinking to yourself, “That’s impossible! I can’t do that!”, but trust me, you can. It’s pretty easy too, only took me a bit over a month to work up the resolve to ask!

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Anonymous 03/30/25 (Sun) 14:52:17 No.141343

>>141342
Retirement is earned, not given. People aren't that kind, no one will give you that using their dollars unless they're familly.

Anonymous 03/30/25 (Sun) 15:01:24 No.141344

>>141343
There are many ways to live without getting a job and I'm not going to try to list them as it depends on where you live and what opportunities are available to you, but I agree that becoming a beggar is a bad choice.

Anonymous 03/30/25 (Sun) 15:07:39 No.141345

>>141344
yeah. I'm not saying that what someone does has to be the best for society, and I think a certain youtube person said it best: You probably don't want to even be working with these people who don't want to work.
But in the context of NHK where the protagonist collects cash from his parents and watches all of his friend circle and their dreams fall apart... the idea is that having their financial needs fulfilled doesn't mean that things are solved.

Anonymous 03/30/25 (Sun) 15:13:09 No.141346

actually, the more I think about it. NHKs message is that people's fulfillment isn't tied to their ability to earn money. The pyramid scheme arc reminds me of this messaging. You can debate if the arc was a happy end or not, but what I agree with from the author is that the happy end was not about the money

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 19:07:17 No.141427

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>>141235
Went out and got myself a nice splitting log for the wood. Now all that’s left is for it to dry. In the meantime asked a landscaping friend of my father about some dead trees on a property they have. So should still be able to use it this year.

Feels kinda nice getting materials for my own BBQ. Though not sure I’ll go the extra mile to get a cow to butcher because I’m not too into killing animals. Would rather just get my meat from a butcher.

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/qa/ bump when drunk Anonymous 04/25/22 (Mon) 23:47:50 No.88567 [Reply][Last50 Posts]

MONKEY PUMP

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Anonymous 03/29/25 (Sat) 16:53:07 No.141261

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https://www.lcbo.com/en/kim-crawford-pinot-gris-2019-369850?srsltid=AfmBOopIaylzzBklBixsPu4Ej8GHirG4nZ6Z5JwmqYD9-ABaFudKXW4M

Anyone tried this?
I'm gonna drink it tonight to see if it's a good gift for a red drinker who can't drink reds for a year

Anonymous 03/29/25 (Sat) 18:59:55 No.141267

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Anonymous 03/29/25 (Sat) 22:30:56 No.141295

>>141261
Wow! It's bubbly!

Anonymous 03/30/25 (Sun) 12:07:24 No.141340

ok... that wine was really hard. I'm still feeling it

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 17:59:23 No.141426

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Beer taimu.

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/qa/ music creation thread Anonymous 02/08/21 (Mon) 04:42:47 No.66481 [Reply][Last50 Posts]

i've seen dedicated drawthreads and writethreads here, but never once saw a music creation thread. considering you can post sound files here i wonder why it happens, because i did see several posters here said they made music. is it because many consider the stuffs they make have no merit to be posted? or because many have some musician profiles that they want no connection to this place...?
anyway, post some musics you made!

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Anonymous 01/16/25 (Thu) 22:49:29 No.136889

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Can't help but wonder if I unconsciously ripped this melody off something

Anonymous 01/29/25 (Wed) 13:05:55 No.137381

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Picked up a loop from another song, this sampling stuff is fun!
>>135188
>Neat!
Thanks!
>it kind of feels like it's a song that's about to start but never does
Yeah, I kind of hear what you mean. Probably just familiarity with the source...

Anonymous 01/31/25 (Fri) 06:11:15 No.137423

>>137381
>Chickens in a Garden
It does sound like background music in a farming game. A very summer-ish theme I'd say.

Anonymous 03/19/25 (Wed) 02:59:01 No.140971

File:Caution-2025-02-20-13-35-4….mp3 (3.74 MB)

Really had fun mixing this one!
Source is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWvItCU4Vzo
Tried adding some drums to this one and some previous ones but my hardware isn't capable enough to do it apparently... Hydrogen crashes with hundreds of XRUNS.

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 17:21:33 No.141422

>>136889
Neat music, what did you use to create it?

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Giving Back to Kissu Anonymous 01/25/23 (Wed) 22:06:47 No.102927[Reply][Last50 Posts]

I tend to nag people to post their cat pictures here so it's only fair that I post some of my own. Here is the (late) kitty I had when I lived with my parents. I had her since I was eight years old and she lived to around 15 years.

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Anonymous 03/29/25 (Sat) 18:35:17 No.141265

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Caaaaaaaaaaaaat

Anonymous 03/29/25 (Sat) 18:55:01 No.141266

the problem is that I taught her, through observation, that if you hit the feeder hard enough it lets out kibble. So she's probably trying to hit it to knock out free food...

Anonymous 03/30/25 (Sun) 20:18:14 No.141352

dumb let outard

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 10:16:01 No.141402

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The snoof sneeps

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 10:17:04 No.141403

>>141402
Snoof of great power and courage.

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Anonymous 03/16/23 (Thu) 19:35:11 No.105227 [Reply][Last50 Posts]

Do you have any experience gardening?
I decided that I'm going to attempt gardening this year. My dad grew up on a farm and we had crops in the backyard when I was a kid. I still have the old tilling machine that's in good shape and some other rusty tools, but I don't have a hammer to mine silver from nearby rocks so I won't be able to upgrade the stuff.
I think it's too late for my geographic location to start growing early Spring stuff from seeds, so I need to buy some that are already a few weeks old from a local nursery, or maybe online? This stuff sounds kind of fun as long as your expectations are reasonable.

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Anonymous 03/16/25 (Sun) 23:49:01 No.140927

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Bought a bunch of seeds. Mostly flowers and herbs, but some vegetables. I'll take a picture of the packets once they get here. They were out of onion seeds so I splurged and got the, uh, what were they caled, semi-grown bulbs. 5 pounds of "seed potatoes" too. Got a bunch of tilling to do before then. Wee, tilling.

Anonymous 03/21/25 (Fri) 06:16:57 No.141030

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Pfft, BDs and posters, here's a REAL haul (of $3 seed packets)

Anonymous 03/21/25 (Fri) 07:01:51 No.141033

>>141030
Oh yeah, it’s planting season. Ought to get to it myself as well.

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 06:54:23 No.141396

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2-3 inches of rain in the next few days, possibility of golf ball sized hail and up to 70mph winds.
Why do I have to garden in hard mode every time.

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 10:14:07 No.141401

>>141396
on topic sager
deserves it

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Anonymous 03/20/25 (Thu) 19:53:54 No.140993 [Reply]

Going to Japan this summer, and I really want to avoid sticking out as some obnoxious foreigner. I was wondering if there's any helpful tips for how to conduct oneself or what'd really stick out to wear around so I can avoid packing it. It seems like a country that's pretty tolerant so it's not like I'll get beat up for just being a normal tourist, but I also don't want to come off as some unkempt freak who gets judged everywhere I go. To maximize my enjoyment of the trip I've been looking to find out what is and isn't acceptable and what's social faux pas or things to avoid.

For example, I was reading up on Japanese law recently and learned that under Act No. 52 of 1999 it's actually illegal to buy JCs off the streets. Which is just an important reminder to /qajp/ that you should always check the laws of where you're going to!

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Anonymous 03/31/25 (Mon) 13:44:13 No.141369

>>141368
I guess. There might be a more local alternative to an RFID transportation card like we do in Montreal and probably the other high tax states. But it looks like you have to go through the ticket machines and hope they have good translations

Anonymous 03/31/25 (Mon) 13:45:36 No.141370

Probably these suica(or equivalent) cards that vary by locality
https://www.japanstation.com/japans-prepaid-transportation-cards-ic-cards/

Anonymous 03/31/25 (Mon) 17:19:07 No.141375

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>>141367
Sounds like some sort of super ticket thing?
Convenience and peace of mind. If there's one super ticket you can buy to ensure a safe, uneventful trip then I can see people jumping on it instead of dealing with a dozen different tickets with a dozen different points of failure in a country of strangers where there is very likely a language barrier. Vacations are luxuries after all, so removing a point of potentially mind-breaking stress is something I would personally buy if I ever found myself in such a position. Although I don't think people with that level of anxiety would travel, so who knows. Just convenience for retirees and stuff then?

Anonymous 03/31/25 (Mon) 22:24:25 No.141380

>>141375
we're talking like 25k¥ vs 50k¥ though. The values I posted of 585$ were if I also included occasional VIP travel. I guess it's good to not have to use the machines though or figure that stuff out. I guess it's a cheaper alternative to having to work the ticket machines and hope they have an english language button(seems like most do)

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 10:12:17 No.141400

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>>141375

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Anonymous 06/02/24 (Sun) 17:58:12 No.138870[Reply][Last50 Posts]

mamoru blog

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Anonymous 03/31/25 (Mon) 13:58:16 No.141371

>>141363
those are also known as married people who work very hard hours

Anonymous 03/31/25 (Mon) 16:13:00 No.141372

rabbits

Anonymous 03/31/25 (Mon) 16:13:26 No.141373

also april fools tomorrow

Anonymous 03/31/25 (Mon) 16:35:06 No.141374

foolish rabbits

Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 01:26:07 No.141387

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Holy fuck I need alcohol.

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random youtube/nico/etc videos Anonymous 06/16/24 (Sun) 03:26:10 No.127496[Reply][Last50 Posts]

Have you watched anything neat on youtube or similar sites lately? Don't just link it, mention why you like it!
This is a re-enactment of the American Psycho dubs man scene with Weird Al and Huey Lewis. There's some very nice attention to detail and the humor is great. Somehow it's 7 years old and I never saw it.

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Anonymous 02/23/25 (Sun) 08:57:28 No.138230

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Good lord, look at the length of these playthroughs: https://www.youtube.com/@reallyreallylongathon
It's a "speedrun" channel of, well, really long games. Lots of RPGs and stuff, but also 100% categories. I don't know how youtube holds all this stuff.
I guess if you're going to spend some time in a cave all by yourself and you have an internet connection this could keep your entertained for a while.

Anonymous 02/23/25 (Sun) 19:06:03 No.138242

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A Week long speedrunning event has started:
https://twitch.tv/bsg_marathon
https://oengus.io/marathon/bsgplus25/schedule/01

Anonymous 03/14/25 (Fri) 03:28:02 No.138746

gonna watch this later
hope it's good

Anonymous 03/21/25 (Fri) 01:05:20 No.141024

Anonymous 03/31/25 (Mon) 11:15:07 No.141366

This video was cool. It's interesting to see that performance gap between stone and wooden tools and metal tools isn't as big as media makes it out to be. There's also a surprising level of craftsmanship and technical knowledge going into making these tools, like spears using the trunk end of a tree as the main point as the wood there is harder, or knapping techniques to strike off the exact shapes they need.

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Projects Anonymous 06/15/21 (Tue) 23:19:32 No.73454 [Reply][Last50 Posts]

Have you been working on anything? Art, programming, etc.

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Anonymous 03/20/25 (Thu) 18:07:13 No.140991

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>>140982
Another box. They've been coming out less and less wonky, although they're still far from perfect.

Anonymous 03/31/25 (Mon) 00:21:58 No.141358

I've gotten into collecting encyclopedias and reference sets. With how suggestible LLMs are, I'm wary of the truth of things becoming increasingly murky and want to have something I can rely on as being authoritative and truthful. I've gotten quite a few so far. The plan is to digitize all of them into searchable PDFs so that I can essentially have one big reference set, encompassing multiple viewpoints. Having one of those RAG LLMs that can only pull info from files might also be neat.

My collection currently consists of:
- Encyclopedia Britannica (1989)
- Collier's Encyclopedia (1965)
- Funk & Wagnall's Encyclopedia (1989)
- The Volume Library (1911)
- World Book Encyclopedia (1963)
- World Book Encyclopedia (1976)

I'd like to be able to get a few more. The one's I'm looking at adding to the collection are:
- The Volume Library (~1960 - 2010)
- The Young Students Encyclopedia (1985)
- World Book Encyclopedia (1940)
- World Book Encyclopedia (2017)
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Anonymous 03/31/25 (Mon) 00:51:14 No.141360

>>141358
hmmm well one problem with this is that you'll have a lot of decades-old outdated information
in particular one topic i'm investigating was famously covered quite badly by encyclopedias in the past, and tons of books and papers from the last thirty years have had to argue against the popular conception that's come down from 18th-19th century myths which are still treated as fact outside of specialized literature
i think it's a solid idea but you should definitely watch out, especially with those that are more than 4-5 decades old

Anonymous 03/31/25 (Mon) 01:02:03 No.141361

>>141360
>you'll have a lot of decades-old outdated information
That's certainly true, but it's also desirable in some circumstances. For example, an encyclopedia from 1989 is in theory going to have more information on the Soviet Union than an encyclopedia from the last 20 years simply by virtue of the Soviet Union being extant at the time of writing. I also think it's desirable to have viewpoints across time as a reference for how understandings may have changed.

>in particular one topic i'm investigating was famously covered quite badly by encyclopedias in the past
What topic is that?

Anonymous 03/31/25 (Mon) 01:26:30 No.141362

>>141361
>I also think it's desirable to have viewpoints across time as a reference for how understandings may have changed.
valid point
>What topic is that?
16th-17th century astronomy

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Tegaki Feature Anonymous 11/30/23 (Thu) 22:01:46 No.116690 [Reply][Last50 Posts]

New feature just landed.
https://github.com/desuwa/tegaki
Better than paint, allows you to add another layer on top for a simple CSP style image editor.

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Anonymous 03/21/25 (Fri) 14:15:08 No.141041

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Decided to try this out too. It worked just fine. It was pretty fun doodle with for a little bit, but now i guess i gotta go back to work...

Anonymous 03/27/25 (Thu) 10:36:58 No.141205

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Anonymous 03/27/25 (Thu) 18:25:20 No.141210

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>>141205
Cute!

Also, did i get the message correctly? (I ended up doodling them in google translate's handwriting thingy to try and figure them out, funnily enough)

Anonymous 03/29/25 (Sat) 20:00:06 No.141272

>>141041
cute

Anonymous 03/30/25 (Sun) 21:58:23 No.141355

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>>141272
Thaaank~

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Spring 2025 Anime Anonymous 03/29/25 (Sat) 21:34:28 No.141289 [Reply]

Calamitous weather events are happening which means it's time for the SPRING anime season! What are you going to watch?

https://www.livechart.me/spring-2025/tv
https://anilist.co/search/anime?season=SPRING

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Anonymous 03/30/25 (Sun) 04:24:32 No.141322

Japan's been going through a sorta mini-remake era, but they're not really all that popular compared to what's actually mainstream so I think it's sorta fine. Only issue is when you stop with new ideas completely like Hollywood sorta did, but with the LN and manga industry still going strong Japan probably won't suffer the same fate.

Although I have to say it's a bit disappointing that none of the remakes that I've seen so far have really completely transformed their initial iteration. Mostly just shiny coats of paint on an old IP. Which I guess is better than bastardization but wouldn't be bad to have a The Thing or two.

Anonymous 03/30/25 (Sun) 05:04:22 No.141325

>>141322
There's lots of great anime that are incomplete adaptations so I'd be happy with a full-blown remake era if they focus on those.

Anonymous 03/30/25 (Sun) 05:28:00 No.141326

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BYE BYE EARTH SEASON TWO, BABY! I wonder if it will have more than 10 episodes this time. First season was great. Unique show with fantastic style and one of the best soundtracks of recent memory. Yes it had silly titles pop up on the screen, but it was a pretty serious show with some nice, albeit confusing worldbuilding.
Looking forward to it! [Kissu Poster - The one Who Posts on Kissu]

Anonymous 03/30/25 (Sun) 07:03:37 No.141330

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>>141326
Ohhh, Kevin Penken the MiA guy did the soundtrack. Now it makes sense.
Just downloaded the BD and it's working in surround and it's very good! Practically orgasmic when the songs climax. Such atmospheric music really immerses you in the moment and I hope kissu people give it a chance if you didn't when it aired! Go download and binge it before S2 starts!
Or if you won't, at least give this clip a chance to hear the sound design. It's just episode 1 so not a major spoiler. There's so many fantastic songs that give the show such an ethereal feel, it's truly something that everyone should hear.
It's a show with a heavy emphasis on music in the story and I suppose it makes sense to go the extra mile (or dozen) for it.

Anonymous 03/30/25 (Sun) 18:48:29 No.141350

The Yaiba remake is going to be epic, I can feel it.

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