What do i need to watch/know before getting into this?
>inb4 moefag
Ive haven't watched more than five moe shows
Azumanga
>>149276492
dont watch the last episodes, so it never ends
>>149276678
Last how many?
Also, is this more urgant than haruhi?
>>149276492
>Ive haven't watched more than five moe shows
Newfag.
>>149276492
First three episodes are boring as fuck if you aren't used to moe. Episode 4 is pretty funny and the series starts to take off.
>>149276492
1. It's better than nearly every moe SoL (I would personally cut out the "nearly" but there are a few you could argue).
2. The final episodes of Season 2 are pretty harsh if you've invested yourself in the show. Still, it's a necessary passage.
3. Watch the Ura-On specials after the series and movie, which are basically a series of three-minute doodles of the characters in random skits.
4.Mugi is best girl
>>149277503
They're the weakest part of the series, but Ritsu'sfakememory about Mio's promise is hilarious.
>>149277503
Basically this. I would say season your self up a bit if your that new. First time I watched it I was bored and didn't think much of it. Came back to it three years later and its in my 3x3 now.
>>149276705
Dont watch the last episode of either season, that way it never has to end.
>>149278220
The last episode of Season 1 is a standalone special, no?
>>149276492
>show about girls drinking tea and eating cake on a regular basis
>do i need to watch/know before getting into this?
Yeah, you need to watch at least 200 moe shows before you can understand and appreciate this one.
>>149278375
I was very surprised when the normalfag I showed K-On! to asked me about their "horns".
I had no idea what they were talking about, until I realized the "horns" were the symbolic sweat drops.
How do you even explain those?
>>149278296
Season 1 - 12 episodes & two OVAs (ep# 13 & 14)
Season 1 Ura-On specials - 7 episodes
Season 2 - 24 episodes & three OVAs (ep# 25, 26, &27)
Season 2 Ura-On specials - 9 episodes
Movie
>>149278432
Literally how fucking stupid is he? Basically every anime uses cartoon sweat drops like that.
>>149278627
>Basically every anime
And that's the thing, my anime schedule for them mostly included outliers without anything too anime-ish. I chose KyoAni to gently introduce them to real anime.
>>149278432
Explain it like this,
The sweat drop is a symbolic expression of exasperation or frustration.
There is precedent in western comics. A good example is Charlie Brown. An angry squiggle above the head to symbolism the emotion being felt.
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