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>>306416
For some reason, the timestamp on the video doesn't want to work properly. Skip to 3:30 for the actual fight to begin.

good luck

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There is a Kill La Kill shaped hole inside of your heart, anon, and it is time to fill it.

>>306924
I've already tried filling this hole with Kill la Kill. Unfortunately, it's animation quality made it quite rough around the edges. Because of that it didn't want to stay inside that hole for long before falling out, despite me putting it back in a couple of times.

Non metaphorical version: I tried it, but didn't like the animation quality. I tried giving it a chance numerous times, but always kept dropping it relatively early because I didn't enjoy it due to the already mentioned animation quality.

>>306979
I think you mean "style", not "quality".

You may not like it, but that doesn't make it not good.

>>307032
Doesn't matter if it's style or quality. Whatever it was, it made the whole thing seem choppy as fuck.

So, any suggestions? Or are we just gonna derail this thread into an argument about Kill la Kill? Because if it's gonna be the latter then I'm leaving.

You might try One Punch Man.

It might not have the tone you're looking for, since it's mostly a comedy, but the fights are all excellently animated and coriographed, and can be very intense.

There's a little bit of monologing, but you'd be hard pressed to find any action anime without that. OPM has less than most.

>>306416
Samurai Champloo has at times very vicious fights. There are dialogues before and during fights but they are mostly inquiring by nature.

I feel for you. I myself have been looking for properly tactical fight scenes and they seem to be scarce in anime. There are some here and there, but are mostly one-off and centered around specific events in a given anime.

Toriko (of all possible shows) has straightforward action in almost every episode, but then again it is so fantastical that those fights are hard to take as a proper combat scenes.

>>307064
>It might not have the tone you're looking for

There isnąt really any specific tone I'm looking for. It can be something dark and edgy, or it can be goofy and lighthearted, as long as it has the kind of fights I'm looking for.

I've been told by my friends to watch OPM all the time, so I guess now is the time I finally get to watch it.

>>307071
I've already seen Samurai Champloo. I didn't like it very much due to its episodic nature, but the fights were alright.

>Toriko (of all possible shows) has straightforward action in almost every episode, but then again it is so fantastical that those fights are hard to take as a proper combat scenes.

What do you mean by that, exactly?

>>307116
>What do you mean by that, exactly?
Over-the-top machismo (so macho it's almost gay), superpowers, mindless screaming, weirdness of environment that is basically impossible to relate with. No actual tactical approach in fighting, just smashing through.

No unnecessary philosophies, only straightforward adventuring, tracking, hunting, fighting, cooking, eating and drinking. Toriko is distinctively an anime where you put your brains on the shelf before watching the show.

That is my take on this anime. Yes it's episodic.

>>307129
>Over-the-top machismo (so macho it's almost gay), superpowers, mindless screaming, weirdness of environment that is basically impossible to relate with. No actual tactical approach in fighting, just smashing through.

Did you just describe JoJo to me?

>>307130
>Did you just describe JoJo to me?

Certain parts are at times quite interchangeable.