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>>140626989
Sequel when?

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Absolutely

>>140626989
I can't even take responsibility for myself, why would you expect me to be able to do it for another human being?

>>140626540
Shit taste.

>>140626645
>will criticise your tastes
>won't reveal his
Why are you such a faggot anon?

>>140626540
It was much better in the original

>>140625959
Why does she sit like that?

>>140626015
Maybe her ass hurts?

As a side note, I'll be streaming Macross: Do You Remeber Love after Haruhi if anyone cares to join.

I came to post Ayaya, but someone already did it.

>>140625625
None they're all shit.
Even shittier if they're uguuuu and useless.

>>140625094
your gonna love baruto
and barotu
and noruto
and narotu
and nurato
and noratu
and nurutu
and narata
then, when kishimoto is dying at 150 after being put on advanced life support to continue his manga, he'll pass on the series to his son

>>140625215
Jesus christ I know it's a massive cash cow but why can't he just move on already

>>140625094
we never got the space aliums that Kaguya needed an army clarified. It had to be covered somewhere or it would have ended like medaka box

>>140624522
>but people still go nuts for it.
Do they?

>>140624542
I do.

Because it's objectively good, especially for it's genre.

>>140624196
Still better than anything else from the last 5 years.

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>>140625935
Did you forget about like, everything Studio Trigger has done since then?

>>140624196
It definitely left an impact after it finished but I don't think it holds up as well on a later rewatch. A lot of its initial popularity was due to shock factor and seeing if it would end as a trainwreck. And even though it didn't really say anything new, I do think the last three episodes are what kept it from being mediocre and forgettable. Those are the only ones I'd say still hold up.

>>140623510
>NTR
Fucking nips.

>>140623603
what?

I want to pull on her bunches.

>>140623340
There is incoming a I.G studio's movie about this era

There's that Ghibli movie about that aerospace engineer guy. It's not about a soldier, but the movie was true enough to the era to get criticized for stirring up the old ghosts.

>>140623340
Why aren't there any good shows about the holocaust?

That's probably my favourite show this season. Or maybe Macross? I dunno, this season is really awesome.
Biggest disappointment for me was probably Kuma Miko.

Sakamoto desu ga
it sounded fun but its fucking terrible.

Started out extremely promising, suddenly disgusting masochist. Oh well...

>>140622762
Any place to dl it ?

>>140622762
dump it nigga

Beat her up and steal her money.

>>140622433
Complain about it on /r9k/

Give her my __Dick__

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The first episode of Dougram was created as a pitch to the network of what the show is about: guerilla combat with the Fang of the Sun and Dougram. It's mostly unrelated to the rest of the series aside from giving you a general overview of what it's about.

About half of the series main characters are introduced in this episode, all acting in roles approximate to how they are for the rest of the series. Rocky is the leader of the guerillla team, Chico does stuff with an RPG, Canary handles the truck, Billy and Festo do whatever, Nanashi is support without ever picking up a gun and Crinn pilots the titular Dougram robot to do any heavy combat. They are the good guys, the Deloyer rebels' elite guerilla team, kind of like GI Joe when I think about it. For the bad guys, the Earth Federation (no relation), they don't exactly act as they usually do. Von Stein for most of the series does not command as he does in this episode and Lecoque is not his aid, he's Denon's who doesn't do anything except at the end reveal he's Crinn's father

This episode's plot is that the Fang of the Sun needs to stop a supply train from going to a Federation controlled base. The Federation command has a different goal, the train is just a decoy to lure out the Fang of the Sun. As the rest of the series shows except for about a single episode very late in the series where the Fang of the Sun disregards orders, they are very capable at taking out enemies. Naturally, the Federation team doesn't last long against them.

Overall this episode is okay with the whole in media res thing even if it isn't totally indicative of the average episode despite that being the point but largely Dougram was just winged together as they were writing it despite having a general idea of what would happen. The next episode is when it gets really interesting, because it starts to explain the conflict and who all these characters are

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Episode 2 is the earliest chronological point in the series. It'll be spoiled if you haven't watched the first ep so all this text is getting BLACKED

Crinn and his buddies are not formally acquainted yet and they meet for the first time screwing around on Earth. Crinn is an Earthling and they are Deloyerans, so remember this. All of them are doing hoodrat shit but the KKK doesn't like Deloyer shits being on Earth so the KKK and the Deloyerans and Crinn get in a scuffle until the cops come. Crinn is knocked out but a good Samaritan comes and saves him before the fuzz gets him. The man is a Deloyeran who respects Crinn's father Denon, a very important Earth politician who doesn't treat Deloyer like shit like everyone else. Denon is going to Deloyer the next morning to hold a Federation summit there and the man wants to see him off to show that Deloyer appreciates him, even he's a nobody. Crinn promises to help him see his father as they part ways and Crinn goes home

The Casshim family was having a dinner to say goodbye to Denon but Crinn skipped out. Crinn's siblings are shit but Denon doesn't care that Crinn was gone since he's a good kid

The morning comes and Crinn goes to the spaceport to find the guy so he can say goodbye to pop but can't find him until the very last minute. But as soon as he's past the security checkpoint at the spaceport, the man disappears. As it turns out, he doesn't think particularly well of Denon Casshim and is actually a terrorist who wants to kill him. He hijacks a Soltic Combat Armor(the robots of this series) to shoot down Denon's shuttle heading off into space, but is killed by Federation forces. Whoops

I can make anything sound boring but that is just the gist of it and not including anything about Daisy, Crinn's cousin and love interest. She is the series B-plot girl

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Daisy is a good girl who is in the first episode is looking for Crinn but doesn't find him. She usually does not find him. The ED is her song. Daisy is sweet and has a lot of development when she gets focus

There is another character who gets probably just as much focus in B-plots but it's too early to talk about that on /a/

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Photoshop thinks I'm an aspiring banknote fraudster when this page pops up in the greyscale batch.