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Have you been watching your old Animus /a/?
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Does last season count as old?
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>>122046054
No son, apply yourself.
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>>122046025
>old anime thread
>last season doesn't count as old
fuck off you fucking shit head fuck off to /co/
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>>122046025
>Animus
>>>/v/
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>>122046193
Well, in that case the last "old" stuff I watched was Wanpaku Ouji no Orochi Taiji and Otaku no Video.
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>>122046286
>Wanpaku Ouji no Orochi Taiji
That I still have to watch.
Did you like it? I've heard lots of great things about old Toei but I still haven't watched anything.
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Yeah.
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>>122046286
how was Otaku no Video?

Is bunnygirl a best?
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>>122046344
>>122046395
Please don't ask me if I like things. I have a condition. I don't know.
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HOLY FUCK ANOTHER REC THREAD

MAKE IT STOP
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>>122046402
What do you mean by that?
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>>122046395

Otaku no Video gets screened every year at Otakon. Legend among staff is that disaster will befall the con, if we ever forget to show it.

Also, Otakon's mascot character happens to be named Hiroko-chan. This happens to be an Otaku no Video reference to a certain scene:

"Isn't Hiroko-chan pretty? Isn't she pretty?"
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>>122046428
[blog]Exactly that. I subconsciously filter out emotions or stuff before they get into my consciousness. They affect me subconsciously, but I can only tell indirectly.
Like, for example I bought the Inu Yasha volumes up to #55 or so I believe. That was when I realized I wasn't reading them anymore, just shelving them.
"Oh", I said. "So I probably don't like it anymore".
And thus I gave away the lot of them.
[/blog]
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>>122046492
Do you have autism?
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>>122046492
I see.
Still you should be able to at least say whether the animations are decent, that is something beyond personal taste unless of course you haven't watched anything from the same time.

On a different note, yesterday I watched Big Wars and I feel quite puzzled about it, does anyone here watched it as well?
I need some feedback about it, I don't know whether I'm just biased and didn't completely get certain points or there are people who are in the same boat as me.
It felt so inconclusive and fragmented to me.
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>>122046533
I call it simulated autism. That means, as far as you are concerned, yes. As far as I am concerned, no.

>>122046570
>you should be able to at least say whether the animations are decent
The parts that were animated were really nice (like the chase at the very beginning), but they took a lot of shortcuts, as it was common back in the day.
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>>122046618
>but they took a lot of shortcuts, as it was common back in the day.

Was it? I'm not that familiar with the 60's in terms of animations, the only thing I've watched extensively from those years are Kawamoto's movies but that's stop motion.
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>>122046025

>>>/m/
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>>122046709
You realise /a/ would become complete shit if they officially turned /m/ into a retro anime board?
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>>122046746
Having a /ar/ board wouldn't be so bad.
/vr/ turned up to be decent at least for now, if we could channel all the old anime threads into one board it would be great.
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>>122046746

I'm sure he doesn't otherwise he wouldn't have posted
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>>122046872
>/vr/ turned up to be decent

/vr/ turned out to be reddit
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>>122046896
that face though... anyways lets ride
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>>122046896
For what reasons?
Or is it the usual Reddit boogeyman meme?
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I have a question:
Where anons watch their old anime shows? I often can't find older titles, especially with subs.
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>>122046939
http://www.nyaa.se
they have it all I tell you, even Maison Ikkuku
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>downloading gunbuster as i write this

Oh boy cant wait
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>>122046939

bakabt
nyaa

They have 95% of everything.
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>>122046965
I hope you enjoy it Anon.
You should also watch Honneamise if you haven't already.
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Watched Ninja Scroll for the first time recently. MGS3: The Anime basically.
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Nearly done with Ideon, about a quarter through SDF Macross.
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>>122047007

The other 5% probably hasn't been ripped at all.

>>122047014

>vlcsnap

Please stop that.

http://mpv.io/
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>>122047029
>about a quarter through SDF Macross.
;_;
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>>122047014
>Metal Gear Solid 3: The Anime

...what?
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>>122046492
Get the fuck out and take your special snowflake 'disorder' with you, you intolerable fedora.
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>>122047012
This anon >>122047029
here. I downloaded Honneamise yesterday, was going to watch it after I finish the Ideon series and before I watch the Ideon movie (The Contact i think it was)
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>>122046991
thanks
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>>122047055
MGS3 has drawn huge inspiration from Ninja Scroll. Cobra Unit, "kiss of death", the protagonist are all inspired in some way by Ninja Scroll.
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>>122047159

Tonally it's massively different though.
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>>122046921
The problem with /vr/ is the spoonfeeding. The mods typically delete request threads but only after some idiot replied thinking he was helping the board.
/a/ just needs to slow down so the rules can be enforced better. Right now the moderation is too ineffective.
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I watched Genma Taisen the other day.

It was hard to have strong feelings about anything in that movie. The soundtrack has all of 4-5 tracks that they use in odd places and sometimes repeat using, everyone besides Jo and the princess were given basically no screentime, the plot felt disjointed at points, and the entire movie felt like a 1950s sci-fi B-movie.
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>>122047159
Kojima taking inspiration from something not western? This can't be happening!
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>>122047075

The Contact is just a recap movie, Be Invoked is the one you want
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>>122047040
thanks for the spoiler fucker i already watched DYRL before watching SDF so I knew Focker dies anyway
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>>122047228
>i already watched DYRL before watching SDF

AHAHAHAHAH

OH WOW

HOW FUCKING HIGH DO YOU HAVE TO BE TO EVEN DO SOMETHING LIKE THAT
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>>122047176
Sure, but you can't deny the obvious inspirational source. The story even follows a similar pattern.
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>>122047237
I was lazy
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>>122047219
yeah I meant Be Invoked
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What is the most 90's of 90's OVAs?
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>>122046872
There's no reason to.
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>>122047007
Don't use emoticons on /a/.
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>>122046872
/vr/ happened because /v/ is a cesspool of shit where the cancers of each thread were leaking into each other.
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>>122047470

Just like /a/
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メテル待ったひとつ星が消えるよ
赤く赤く燃えて
銀河を流れるよに
銀河を流れるよに
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Almost done with Macross SDF, watching Gundam 0079 now. I'm liking Gundam way more than Macross. It had way too much filler and QUALITY. I guess it's okay though because Macross helped ease me into the early-80s anime artstyle.

Oh, and I'm watching Outlaw Star too. It might be because of the remaster but the production quality is really high for a TV series.
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>>122047555

>complaining about QUALITY
>while watching Gundam

At least Macross made up for it by actually have good animation once in a while
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>>122046025
That's almost exclusively what I watch. Right now I'm in a kind of 80's and 90's shonen seinen phase.

1. Fist of the North Star, Arc 3(Eps 61-82) Current: Ep79
2. Saint Seiya, Arc 3 (Eps 16-22) Current: Ep19
3. Neon Genesis Evangelion (26 Eps) Current: Ep9
4. Berserk (25 Eps) Current: Ep9
5. Ranma ½ Season 1 (18 Eps) Current: Ep9
6. Cowboy Bebop(26 Eps) Current: Ep6
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>>122047638
They really skimped on the drawing and stuff in the middle of the show. It was only towards the end of the series that they really started using their budget.

Episode 27 is the best.
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>>122047638
Gundam had pretty damn consistent character animation while Macross always derped that hard. Gundam had QUALITY robots that looked like men in metal suits while Macross always had some crazy mecha action cuts.
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>>122047711
>not being on episode 9 in Cowboy Bebop
What the fuck, man?
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>>122047711
>almost exclusively
Then why is your list so entrylevel? The most "obscure" thing is Saint Seiya, and that's not obscure at all.
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>>122047794
Cut him some slack, maybe he's just new to pre-2000s anime
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>>122047203
It wasn't really that great a film. Rintaro tends to be hit and miss as a director in my opinion when he is good like metropolis or take the x train he is up there with the best though.
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>>122047836
That is exactly what I am saying though, plus the implication that if old anime is "almost exclusively" what he watches, then he cannot have watched a lot of anime in total.
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>>122047906
Maybe he likes the aesthetic common of that era. At any rate, just let him enjoy whatever he enjoys.
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>>122047929
>just let him enjoy whatever he enjoys.
I do. I just insist on my right of calling him a casual.
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>>122047794

Maybe he already watched all the obscure shit so all he has left to watch is the entry-level shit
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>>122047983
>Hm. What should I watch first?
>I know. Let's start with the stuff I never heard of.

It's called entrylevel for a reason.
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>>122048017

Entry-level is about popularity and large appeal, it has nothing to do with watch order
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>>122048079
>Entry-level is about popularity and large appeal,
Indeed.

>it has nothing to do with watch order
Now reread my greentext.
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>>122048079
Actually it does. The more popular it is the more likely you are to watch it.
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>>122048017
Not him but I haven't seen loads of stuff that might be considered entry level like death note or elfen lied or any of the long running shonen like hxh, one piece etc because they just don't appeal to me. I have however seen a fucking boatload of stuff that might be considered obscure. I got into anime because of film though soI had a different attitude to begin with and thus didn't really watch any of those typical first shows.
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>>122048104
>because they just don't appeal to me.
So, do you think you are likely to pick up 6 shows of the kind at the same time?
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>>122048095

Your post implies obscure shows are never talked about, usually they have a cult following or else they wouldn't be obscure, they'd just be forgotten

>>122048100

Unless it gets constantly bashed on /a/ which entry-level shows usually do
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>>122048166
>Your post implies obscure shows are never talked about,
No, it doesn't. But the likelihood of hearing about Cowboy Bebop before hearing about GaoGaiGar (which is still a very popular show) is close to 1.

>>122048166
>Unless it gets constantly bashed on /a/ which entry-level shows usually do
There's no such thing as negative publicity.
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>>122048166
>Unless it gets constantly bashed on /a/ which entry-level shows usually do

Well there's 2 sides to everything. For example /a/ appears to hate TTGL but webms from the show are posted all the time, and images too. Eva gets bashed but there's almost aways a thread up. I could go on about this for days.
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>>122048217
>No, it doesn't. But the likelihood of hearing about Cowboy Bebop before hearing about GaoGaiGar (which is still a very popular show) is close to 1.

Depends on the community, you'll hear about GGG on /m/ more often than you will Cowboy Bepop
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>>122048281
Sure, because it's still a popular show and Cowboy Bebop doesn't even belong there.
You are grasping at straws. You are trying to argue that he heard about all the more obscure shows before he heard about those 6 entry level shows.
That did not happen - and you know it. Abandon this line of reasoning.
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>>122047754
I will usually spend an evening watching an episode of each show which usually comes out to under 2 and 1/2 hours.

Cowboy Bebop is the only one I have on DVD and I watch the first disc, but haven't gotten to the others yet. I'll spend an afternoon or evening watching a whole disc.
>>122047794
Why so entrylevel? Except for HNK and Saint Saiya these are all shows I watched like 8 or 9 years ago and I realized last year that I had forgotten some important details. Plus when you have a bad memory like me you can re-watch a show years later and feel like it's brand new.
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>>122047944
>I do. I just insist on my right of calling him a casual.

How much anime have you watched and for how long?
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>>122048316
>Cowboy Bebop doesn't even belong there

Yes it does, are you high?
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>>122048316
>Cowboy Bebop doesn't even belong there.

What?
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Gundam X and Ideon. I guess 90s is old.

>>122047029
SDF rules.
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>>122047203
That movie is sooooo bad.
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>>122047192
/m/ has spoofeeding too. Rec stuff isn't as bad on slow boards, although you can make arguments against it.
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>>122048497
/m/ is an awful board. I left years ago and definitely don't regret it.
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>>122048421
>>122048448
Sorry for the mistake. I don't want to intrude on /m/ before I haven't watched a minimum of 100 old mecha shows. I'm not quite there yet, so I don't know exactly what goes on there.
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>>122048471
I really enjoy Ideon, it has some really great moments, but Macross is just really entertaining and fun to watch.
I love Minmay even if she is a bitch
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>>122048356
You only watch stuff you physically bought? Because you're missing out not watching the Blu Ray of Cowboy Bebop.
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>>122049172

You're not missing anything if you're going to use such a shitty encode, Jesus Christ how do you even fuck up that hard
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Having a hard time getting into Lodoss currently.
>Parn and Deedlit interact
>Ghim and Deedlit sometimes banter because they're a dwarf and an elf I guess
>Slayn, Woodchuck and Etoh exist
The rest are mostly old men serving as a visual aid to talk the plot out. I expected all of this when starting though.
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>>122047159
why the fuck do they keep fucking up each iteration of ninja scroll
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>>122049279
I've read the first novel and the adaptation is shit. I don't know why it's so popular.
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Enjoying this alot, the characters are so lovable, especially Kuwabara, he's my favourite.
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>>122049255
Nice hyperbole.
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I don't get why some "experimental" "artist" type director doesn't try to make an anime today that feels, looks and sounds just like say a 1980s or 90s anime as an oav or something. Just to see if it could be done. To see if the feeling of a specific era could be captured outside of that era.
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>>122049279
The TV show is even worse. Don't even watch it.
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>>122048624
Hikaru is the cuckm@ster
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>>122049596
Maybe because that stuff has been done to death already

Maybe because BD remasters make old shows look way better than a TV series "tribute" to the 90s ever would
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>>122049682
>Maybe because that stuff has been done to death already
What are they then?

>Maybe because BD remasters make old shows look way better than a TV series "tribute" to the 90s ever would

There aren't actually that many BD remasters of old shows.

And it's not a "tribute." It's trying to mimic the styles to the point where it could fool someone who didn't have info on hand for when it was made into thinking it was made in the 80s
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>>122049713
I meant that 80s/90s anime have been done to death. I'm quite sure the anime watching demographic in Japan still remember watching a lot of those shows back then and the rampant QUALITY issues.

And to answer your question about why no one will make a show like that, what's the point even? Even if you want to make a show, the director would still need a story. And why would he want to place it in an 80s anime? Unless it was some deconstruction, which would probably make the show terrible in the first place.

Which brings us to the question: What constitutes an anime made in the 80s and 90s? Maybe music, slower pans and more still frames? And maybe make the features sharper too.

Come to think of it it would be a pretty simple task for any director to pull off. Just need the right person to produce the music and a director who has watched lots of old anime.
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>>122049455

>hyperbole
>giant blocks of red from the shit color banding

Are you blind or just retarded?
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Currently watching:

Sakura Wars
Saw the movie of this back in the 90s and always wanted to watch the series. Finally got around to it.

Fancy Lala
Watching it because of the sunglasses gif.

Kodomo no Omocha
Sort of a forgotten shojo classic. Currently on the NYC arc though. I just want it to end. It's like the desert island arc of Nadia.

Kemonozume
Last of the Yuasa TV series for me to see. Might even be his best honestly.
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>>122049849
>I meant that 80s/90s anime have been done to death
And so have 00s and 10s. It's unusual to try to mimic a style from the past, moreso than to make something completely contemporary.

>I'm quite sure the anime watching demographic in Japan still remember watching a lot of those shows back then and the rampant QUALITY issues.

QUALITY will never go away until everything is full 3D CG and in that case everything will look bad rather than only some specific shots at the right distance to make proper detail impossible or hard to achieve.

>And to answer your question about why no one will make a show like that, what's the point even?

An experiment. To see if it can be done, to see whether a team can transcend their time and mimic another time. It's like modern architects building a court house in the style of the ancient Greeks to mimic the Parthenon.

>Which brings us to the question: What constitutes an anime made in the 80s and 90s?

EVERYTHING. Everything has to be something like you'd see in the 80s or 90s, with some variation allowed for the story originality and individual artist style which would've been possible back then too.

>Maybe music, slower pans and more still frames?

That's way too little to account for. So much of it is in the details that it would be hard not to absentmindedly let your own era show through. Look at the clothing styles in the pic you posted. You wouldn't see all of those in a modern anime (closest would be the guy on the right who is at least somewhat generic in dress), even though OLS was supposed to be set in the far future. There are still anachronisms that point out the time it was made in.
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>>122048624
>I love Minmay even if she is a bitch


That Kyun Kyun, man.
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>>122049919
wouldn't call Kemonozume old m8
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>>122051162
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>>122049849
>What constitutes an anime made in the 80s and 90s?
It's a bit hard to properly answer this question, I think the only real characteristic 80's had was the abundance of gore and more "macho" MCs, even though those two are subverted a lot, 90's maybe were more focused on making certain references to the audience more explicit like fanservice and also amplified the nonsense kind of humour compared to the 80's, but yet, I'm honestly talking out of my ass, there's just too much stuff to watch.

One thing I would like to point out though, is that I think most people erroneusly think that anime decades are rigid and non flexible categories, actually, most decades' traditional styles and idiosincracies come around two or three years after the beginning of the decade, usually, the style truly matures in the middle of the decade, develops further towards the end and has some faint echoes through the first years of the next decade.
This is especially true for the transition to the 80's to the 90's, the Anime and most noticeably OVA's have still certain characteristics and style from the 80's but try to introduce new stuff, like CG for instance.
Or maybe I'm just talking out of my ass again, I don't know, I have this distinct feeling though.
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>>122047159
>>122047014

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https://twitter.com/Kojima_Hideo/status/208331220248035328
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>>122051869
>Wicked City
>Great film
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>>122049596
Because only cels could do that justice and nobody can be assed to do cels anymore
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Recently watched Arcadia of My Youth and enjoyed it a lot too, it was my first Matsumoto, I found it a little slow at the beginning but once I slowly got more into it I grew to love it by the end but found it so bleak and depressing at some points. Are most of Leiji's work like that? I might enjoy them if they are.
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>>122052262
>Are most of Leiji's work like that?
Literally all of them.
Even Queen Emeraldas which is the most "cheerful" work still has pretty depressing stuff.
They're great adventures that can still make you fell pretty sad, especially when you stop and think about things.
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Reading and watching Sabu to Ichi.

http://youtu.be/Vn7VXAYunvc
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Armored Trooper Votoms
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Im actually watching city Hunter
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>>122046025
I'm watching pic related.

after 10 episodes only episode 1 is non-filler.
I hope that changes soon because its getting a bit silly with the small difference between episodes.
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>>122053309
It gets worse once the episode focus on Hayami's family. But it's a show to watch for the art alone.
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>>122053388
You are right that the art is something to enjoy.
I'll keep watching and switch to re: CH if it gets too bad.
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>>122053435
re: CH has really nice cameos too.
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Just finished Mizuiro Jidai. Nice slice of life series.
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>>122046872
>if we could channel all the old anime threads into one board it would be great
New on 4chan here. Who do we ask about this since moot is retired?
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>>122046025

I don't see the point of this show.
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>>122055670
moot was very adamant about not splitting /a/ up further, since he really liked it.
I don't think newmoot will disagree with his last will.
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>>122055766
Other anons in /m/ and /co/ want to talk about older anime from the 70s, 80's, and 90's I've noticed over the past couple months I've been here.

There's a ton of anime and manga that can get discussed while /a/ deals with series that are currently running.
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Just finished Escaflowne. I was loving it until about 2/3 of the way through when the plot reveals started to come out and I really wasn't impressed with them by the end. Still, I liked most of the characters, and the mech battles and OST were fantastic.

>>122049279
Really? That's disappointing. I'd heard it was good and planned to watch it at some point.

>>122049368
Great show with great characters.
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>>122056116
/a/ is for all those shows. So long as you make a good OP, pretty much everything is possible.
The greatest problem with crossboarders making threads about old anime is that they put them on a pedestal and shun all the new ones. That's an easy way to turn your thread to shit.

The reason why /a/ deals mostly with currently airing stuff is that this is what most people are experiencing right now. It's not because anons don't care about old stuff.
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>>122055766
I don't think of it so much as a split as a way to give threads about older anime a fairer shake.

That said though there will be enormous faggots who try to incite people.
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>>122056578
/m/ is very open to older anime and manga. People there said they enjoyed Cat's Eye, City Hunter, Shurato, and Future Boy Conan.

/co/ adores JoJo and Berserk. They don't mind exploring older series since /co/ itself loves to storytime and recommend 70s, 80's, and 90's comics and cartoons.

>>122056705
>That said though there will be enormous faggots who try to incite people.
Why?
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>>122056979
>/m/ is very open to older anime and manga.
/m/ and /jp/ probably have a way higher powerlevel on average than /a/. /a/ is where people would usually go first to talk about their new anime hobby, and even if they did try /jp/, they'd soon be driven out.
Also, /m/ doesn't get nearly as much near material as /a/ does, so of course they discuss older anime more frequently. (same goes in theory for /jp/, but they found shitposting to be more in line with their board culture than anything else)

That doesn't mean that old anime cannot be discussed on /a/. What are you even trying to argue, bringing those boards up?
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>>122050145
To answer your question, yes absolutely it can be done. This sort of thing is accomplished all the time in every other medium (including drawing), I fail to see anything barring the way for animation. Though I'll admit I can think of no good examples.

In general the inhibiting factor for these sorts of projects is expense. Generally you have to go back and get the outdated equipment used back then and train everybody in it's use. It could be possible to produce faux versions of 80's-90's animation using modern tools, but I imagine that's the more complex less successful route.
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>>122051922
I watched wicked city because the of the spider vagina webm. I was disappointed the film didn't live up to that level of weirdness.
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>>122057127
I'm bringing up /m/ and /co/ (never thought about /jp/ because I've never been there), because there's a ton of people that like to discuss older anime. Combine them with /a/nons who talk in threads like this, a retro anime board would be sustainable.

I really doubt every 80s and 90's series have been talked about because quite frankly, people are lying their asses off.
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>>122056979
It's simply inevitable that someone would get mad or bored and try to start shit between the boards.
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>>122056116
I'd be down for an /ar/ board. The question is how old does it have to be? Stuff from early 2000 is starting to become as obscure as stuff from the 90's.

Maybe instead of calling anime retro call it anime classic.
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>>122057382
>question is how old does it have to be
Cel animated.
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>>122057239
>I really doubt every 80s and 90's series have been talked about
Have been, certainly. Get discussions on a basis more frequently than once every 5 years? No.
Most 80s and 90s anime suck. Especially so for people who think they like 80s and 90s anime but nothing newer than that. Those guys generally have no idea what they are talking about which, since you've mentioned /co/, is quite likely. /m/en do know their shit, but they already have their board.

>a retro anime board would be sustainable.
But the question is not sustainability. The question is if there is a point to it. And there isn't. You can have those threads on /a/. /a/ is great for anime discussion.
The reason /vr/ was made is because /v/ prefers console wars, off-topic retardation and gamergate shit over video game discussion. Because /v/ is dead.
/a/ is not dead.
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I'm getting through Lady Georgie, a condensed and better looking Candy Candy.
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>>122057382
Any anime and manga that ended before 2000. That should be a good watermark.

And yeah, anime classic would be appropriate.

>>122057414
>Most 80s and 90s anime suck
So you've seen every anime in that 20 year stretch AND make a call that they're shit? Because I think you're full of it.

Was there shit back then? Of course. Shit exists in every decade, but there's a ton of good series that I doubt /a/ h as discussed. Especially manga.
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>>122057532
You completely misunderstand if you think I'm singling out the 80s and 90s as bad.
I'm criticizing people who single out the 80s and 90s as the golden age of anime.
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Watching the Spirit of Wonder OVAs still. They have a unique charming character to them. It reminds me of YKK to some extent and a bit of Nadia maybe.
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>>122057414

>Most 80s and 90s anime suck. Especially so for people who think they like 80s and 90s anime but nothing newer than that.

They're picking and choosing the noice choice shows, like Dirty Pair and VOTOMS for the 80s while conveniently forgetting most TV shows were zero budget forever-long things about talking frogs or some shit by Pierrot or Toei. And for the few interesting non Sunrise shows, almost none have been fully subbed, like Tokimeki Tonight, the aforementioned Lady Goergie, Magical Emi, Queen Millennia, or Kabocha Wine.
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>>122057593
>I'm criticizing people who single out the 80s and 90s as the golden age of anime.
To some extent, it WAS the golden age. The Japanese economy was still top dog in the 80's and early 90's before the bubble burst. And there was a variety of entertaining series during the 90's.

I do agree it's fallacious to treat everything from those decades as untouchable. I've seen my share of crap from the 80's and 90's.
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>>122057641
>Magical Emi,
I seem to recall that series being fansubbed.

Anyone who likes Fancy Lala has to watch Magical Emi

Fuck, I want Yadamon Magical Dreamer to be subbed. That series starts off cutesy, but it's actually dark as shit since episode 1. They just hit it carefully until things got real in the last 30 eps.
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I always watch old anime; I in fact click randomly in 80's-90's OVA lists every day and watch the first thing I get. I watched a Sunrise OVA about racing robots yesterday, the animation was great.
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>>122057680
>To some extent, it WAS the golden age.
It was the OVA age of anime.

Do you want an /OVA/ board? Or an /OC/ board, OVAs and Cowboy Bebop?

That's the kind of audience and discussion your /ac/ would attract anyway.
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>>122057741

Maybe it was in the past, but for things quick and easy to find, LE has only gotten so far.
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>>122057593
I dunno. If science fiction anime is your jam then that pretty much WAS the golden age for it.
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>>122053435
re:CH would be great if it was fully produced by Gainax, episodes 1 and 3 are good fun but Toei's episode 2 is so bad.
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I miss original OVAs
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If you don't watch old anime you should get the fuck out of /a/. I will never get people who go to boards dedicated to a hobby while they evidently don't want to actually get into it.
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>>122057984
>If you don't watch old anime you should get the fuck out of /a/.
I don't think there is a point to saying this in this thread, unless you're just looking for an echo chamber.
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>>122057918
I don't. Fuck OVA ending unconclusive after 2 episode because they hoped for more sales.
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>>122057797

Now we just need everything to get some remastered release. Doesn't HAVE to be a BD, but a new DVD would be great for some titles. But for sci-fi, I'd love to see some Crusher Joe, They Were 11, Gall Force, Megazone 23, The Choujo, Good Morning Althea, Dirty Pair, and a whole bunch of others on BD. I've seen so many OVAs and movies I can't even recall most of them on demand, but I do know I want them all to look as good as possible.
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>>122057797
Sci-fi will experience a revival. It all depends on the right show to kick it off, just like StarTrek did back in the day.
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>>122057641
There is always the yearly WMT to watch aswell. Well the ones that have been subbed.
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>>122057984
There do seem to be a large group of people on /a/ that aren't actually interested in anime but are more interested in just watching the shows to be able to participate on /a/ because they have no other social outlet.
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>>122058190
To do that, it really needs to find it's audience. Star Trek wasn't an immediate success after all.

I don't think the current otaku scene in Japan is the right climate for science fiction right now.
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>>122058154

Oh, and Neo-Tokyo, Robot Carnival, Burn Up!, Phoenix 2772, Phoenix Karma, Phoenix Yamato, Silent Mobius, Weathering Continent, Green Legend Ran, Windaria, Goshogun Time Etranger, Salamander, that shitty 90s Yamato OVA, Odin, Genmu Senki Leda, Birth, Dallos, Area 88, Iczer-1, Dangaioh, and dozens of others. A lot of these have had somewhat recent DVDs, so BDs are very possible.
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>>122058354
I'm not necessarily talking about anime.
StarTrek wasn't an anime either, but it still shook the entire world and effected a scifiboom everywhere.
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>>122058354

I think they can primed with stuff like new Gundams and Yamato 2199, but it's the same issue with everyone else in the world: just too much competition for time with the internet.
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>>122058360
Neo-Tokyo, Robot Carnival and Birth would be great if done right.
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>>122058354
>>122058190

I think part of the problem is that there's not a clear division between sci-fi and fantasy in anime. Sure you have stuff that definitely fantasy, and stuff that's definitely scifi, but there's it's not uncommon for shows to mix the two. Or to throw these elements into a highschool setting.
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>>122058576
To me it's all fantasy unless the author has a boner for physics.
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>>122058576
I can't recall an anime ever existing that was explicitly both.
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After a long break from watching anime, I recently started watching stuff that I already watched before. It's mostly old OVAs, but they are entertaining and I can't bring myself to watch entire shows anymore.
Roujin Z, Angel Cop, AD Police, Megazone 23, Vampire Wars, Urban Square, Junk Boy, Riding Bean, Suikoden, Urotsukudoji, etc.
I enjoyed those again, but whenever I try watching a show, I end up watching 6 episodes and just dropping it agian.
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>>122046746
if there was a retro board /a/ would become the roleplay/waifu board and die.
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>>122058950
Love to reply, but I'm stuck in the spam filter. And I have no idea why
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>>122059428
would retro /a/ still want to fuck their imoutos?
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>>122059672
Is Destrado there?
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>>122055702

Oh god somebody else who watched Key. Just turn your brain off and enjoy the ride. That guy is nude in that cage through 40% of the 2nd half.

Why could Ajo give him a blanket?!?
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Just started pic related because I finished reading the book recently. Does it ever get good?

The animation sucks, the characters look like plastic blobs, and the story skips over all the good parts of the novel.
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>>122057918
original original video animations?
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>>122060051
The name OVA is misleading. OVAs aren't necessarily original. OVA just means they weren't made for TV broadcast (or cinemas).
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>>122060102
i know, I thought they were being redundant at first like saying atm machine, but I got they meant original IP's in OVA format.
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>>122060166
OIPOVA
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So why did they stop doing OVAs?
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>>122060420
Late night anime lets you actually advertise your product before you try get people to buy it and even people who don't buy the show can buy merchandise.
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>>122060420
Contrary to popular belief, people are more likely to buy your product if they have free access to it first and can verify that it isn't shit.
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>>122058076

That shit only happened with manga adaptations, not originals
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>>122061090
Also expecting people to shell out hundreds of dollars on an OVA series on blind faith is just a bad business model.
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>>122061379
But what about Legend of the Blue Wolves
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>>122060420

The bubble burst, fun was outlawed, production committees enforced and the dark ages began
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Yes i have.
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>>122061379
Tell that to the fans of Mighty Space Miners.
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Is this the last (failed) original OVA?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OU1tvPJ1IYs
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>>122052120
The Japanese Ministry of Culture should fund it to keep the technique alive, rather than funding more fucking Blood-C material
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>>122062884
What is it?
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Giant Gorg
Maison Ikkoku
Kaitou Saint Tail
Serial Experiments Lain
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WHICH POKEMON SHOULD I WATCH TO BE LE ANIME OLDFIG

>>122049682
HAND PAINTED CEL ANIMATION IS ALMOST A DIFFERENT ANIMAL

ANIME AS A TERM SHOULD HAVE BEEN RETIRED AND WHAT WE HAVE NOW SHOULD BE A DIFFERENT NAME
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>>122049279

Still: Pretty.
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