Anime Wallpaper Dump 7

#20 - cubanwhiteman

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(06/26/2015) [-]

Where's my Jojos?

#25 to #20 - tsuyu

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(06/26/2015) [-]

In the gay parade
where it belongs

#29 to #25 - emiyashirou

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(06/26/2015) [-]

Jolyne frowns on your blatant ***********

#31 to #29 - cubanwhiteman

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(06/26/2015) [-]

The only one *********** is the guy saying that LisaLisa isn't best girl.

#1 - anon id: 581ceca5

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(06/25/2015) [-]

The second to last is Shinobu Oshino from the Monogatari series.

#4 to #1 - anon id: 00f3c014

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(06/25/2015) [-]

Shame on OP for not getting that easy one. Go watch the series

#2 - bioexplain

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(06/25/2015) [-]

Jesus ******* christ! What the **** are these alien creatures?

#13 to #2 - fireheartt

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(06/26/2015) [-]

theyre level 9 desu, its terminal and theyll die in the next year

#27 - badsamaritan

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(06/26/2015) [-]

My favorite anime wall paper

#6 - meringueluka

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(06/25/2015) [-]

unpopular opion time.
Code Geass was utterly ******* **** and one of the worst anime i've ever watched, and i've watched school days.

#7 to #6 - kopn

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(06/25/2015) [-]

Well, everyone is entitled to their own wrong opinion :^)

But I get where you're coming from. Code Geass was one of my favourite but, for example, I thought Angel Beats was ****.

#9 to #7 - meringueluka

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(06/25/2015) [-]

meh, i just couldn't stand any of the charterers and the plot only really advanced through the charters stupidy and inability to handle even the simplest of situations

#34 to #9 - adu

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(06/26/2015) [-]

Do you have an example? I love Code Geass but I'm open-minded to criticisms.

#35 to #34 - meringueluka

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(06/26/2015) [-]

been a while since i watched it so my memory not the best.

okay, first one i can think of is that after what's his face gets his power he could have just ordered his half brother to declare Japan an independent nation (seeing as he was it's leader) and then boom done no death, no fuss job done.

Zero is meant to be super smart but all of his plans just seem, well so ******* basic. and we never see him actually plan. it's all internal, we never truly get to see him think things through. we're just TOLD he's super smart. show don't tell is a basic writing concept.

the "contract" he enters is ******* vague as **** yet is referenced like we should know it inside and out.

the ******* love triangle is stupid as ****

mech women falling for Zero makes no god-damn sense as they barely ******* talk.

him hypnotizing what's her face to kill all japs is dumb, the serious made it clear he needs to look them in the eye and give the order yet he wasn't when that happened.

he couldn't catch her back up after he'd given the order.

the "politics" side of it is just basic 'oppressed good guys fight against tyrinacl people' no depth, just cliche

mech fights where meh, at best.

end of first season made no sense. the black knights had it all ready won, yet one person going AWOL makes them lose? and him leaving the battle filed to chase his sister when he could just as easily win than use the country rescorses to search for her, making it a lot easier.

he had the Queen (pink haired women) surrounded and didn't ******* kill her but monologued instead.

his friend working for the military was just, so. *******. dumb.

#36 to #35 - adu

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(06/26/2015) [-]

1: Wouldn't work. That guy was just in charge of Japan, he didn't own it. The Emperor ruled all of the landmasses, Lelouche's brother was more of an appointed steward.

2: I disagree. I think the principle of "showing versus telling" was followed by showing us the results of his intelligence rather than just telling us what he's thinking. For instance, the first battle when they gave the Gurren Knightmare that heat-wave arm thing, he plants explosives and uses the slanted landscape to his advantage, managing to bury his opposition. Unfortunately this also destroys a good portion of the town below, which was a sacrifice he was willing to make. Lelouche isn't a very good person, but he's a good character in my opinion.

3: The "contract" is supposed to be mysterious as both Lelouche and the audience are intentionally kept in the dark. C.C. knows what it is, but doesn't straight up tell Lelouche because she's taking advantage of his need for the power, because she knows he wouldn't want to follow through with the deal which was to kill her and become immortal himself.

4: Fair point. I didn't like it personally, but I understand that these things exist to appeal to different demographics.

5: Another fair point. Again, probably intended for another demographic.

6: Not true. You can clearly see him turn his head to look at her when he's saying it, so the eye contact is pretty obviously implied. www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7qkhjBSu0E Sorry for the dub, was just the first to come up when I searched for it.

7: What do you mean? If you mean physically, it's because it caught him off-guard and he was detained by security before he could reach her. If you mean mentally, the point of his power is that he can give ONE order to every ONE person, and then nothing can change it, even himself.

8: Well you're not wrong. However, what you might see as "cliche" could also be interpreted as "classic conflict." You could say the same thing about the Star Wars original trilogy, because it's been done for centuries. I think the show does a good job of turning it on its head though by making the protagonist the "bad guy" as soon as he gains power, switching the allegiances on on their head.

9: Opinion, I thought they were ******* awesome.

10: Haven't seen it in years, so I don't remember the specifics of that point in the story.

11: Fair point, but part of Lelouche's character is his crippling hubris. Could chock it up to character flaw, or to cliched plot-device.

12: That doesn't really elaborate at all. Suzaku was always honor-bound, it makes sense for him to be in the military. Lelouche wanted to save Japan by destroying Brittania, but Suzaku wanted to save Japan from the inside by showing everyone that the Japanese were peaceful, strong people deserving of respect. The same point was covered in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood when Scar, the scorned Ishvalan who swore to get revenge against Amestria for destroying his homeland, met Miles, the Ishvalan who worked for the Amestrian military under Olivier Armstrong, who wanted to change Amestria's view of Ishvalans from within. It's the will of revenge versus the will to reform. I thought that was one of the show's more clever points.

#26 - hypocritical

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(06/26/2015) [-]

This moon ain't right i tell you hwat