Top Gun

You could not be more incorrect if you actively tried.

BONES did Soul Eater, and mercifully cut out most of the fanservicey bullshit that the author is apparently infamous for.

Real talk though, it had a super-strong first few episodes, then descended into some absolute cringe for an arc or two, but it started to pick itself back up around the not-feudal-Japan arc, and the big Nether battle was pretty damn solid. (The choreography of Shinra's fight against Sho was fantastic.) They set up some good hooks for the next season, and I'm looking forward to seeing where things go from here. Just...fuck off with Tamaki.

Get out.

It would be a hundred times better without motherfucking Tamaki.

Shinji Will (Not) Fap

In which people post a bunch of still frames in a debate about animation studios.

I will say that the only one that's remotely interested me is Ascendance of a Bookworm, because the premise feels far different than anything else I've heard of, and it seems like there's actual legit world-building going on.

I like fun, but this shit ain't it. The vast majority of it is just...nothing. No attention given to crafting a believable world populated with engaging characters, just Truck-kun and then either random comedy lolz or "no we didn't rip these mechanics straight from a generic JRPG why would you say that." I've yet to read a premise for any of these series that's instilled a desire for me to give them a try. You know what were fantastic, though? The older girl-in-another-world series that came out long before the term "isekai" was a gleam in anyone's eye. Escaflowne, Magic Knight Rayearth, Twelve Kingdoms. Shows that actually gave a damn about world-building.

The isekai fad needs to die in a goddamn fire.

I'm not sure I could make it through this marathon. Damn show made me shit bricks constantly.

Well that's fucking cursed.

If a girl turns into a babbling idiot and/or a generic violent tsundere at the mere thought of spending time alone with a boy, yes, that makes her poorly-written. I'd be fine with the author having Noelle show interest in Asta if it was well done, but her ham-fisted "romantic" moments are just cringeworthy. Naruto's relationships were a total clusterfuck, but hell, even it managed to do a better job at portraying something resembling actual human emotions than Black Clover has. And no, just because a male character helps a female character out at some point does not mean she should automatically fall head-over-heels for him, nor should she be obnoxiously jealous when another female character shows interest. That does nothing but cheapen the female characters for the sake of asinine harem hijinks. Mimosa would be a fine character if she wasn't constantly fawning over Asta and shooting daggers at her cousin. The barmaid is even worse, because she's a bit character introduced primarily for a single arc, so there's absolutely no story reason for her to fall for Asta other than creating cheap drama with Noelle. Just have Asta help people, have them be grateful to him, and leave the bullshit out of it.

Team Dum is best team.

Or the reason Noelle's cousin Whatserfaise does. Or the reason the barmaid does. Oh right, shitty writing.

You constantly repeating a patently-false statement doesn't make it any less false. And oh yes, the girl who does nothing but turn into a blushing tsundere mess at the very thought of a particular boy is totally a strong and well-written female character.

I'm not really sure where all of the "hard work" they cited was going given that they were essentially providing streamrips.

The fact that you're attempting to defend a pile of shit like Black Clover while simultaneously not recognizing what made Mobile Suit Gundam an all-time classic pretty much discounts your opinions on everything. Black. Clover. Is. Not. A. Parody. It's a low-tier paint-by-numbers shounen that apes tropes from other better series without understanding how to properly use them. The examples you're giving do not constitute parody by any definition of the word. Asta and Leopold arguing with each other was just fucking obnoxious, nothing else. And I'm not even going to ask how or why you remember some offhand post I made three years ago, but you didn't even get my point right. I stated that most of the okama depictions were problematic, but that Ivankov in particular was portrayed different. Try again. And FYI, most sane forums don't allow for multi-posting, because it's fucking obnoxious and turns threads into an unreadable mess. Either actively participate in a conversation, or ignore it. Stop spamming the shit out of every thread you post in responding to every single little minutia.

Don't mind Jingo, his handlers are paying him good money to spew bullshit.

One day we will all have mecha.

Oh that looks fantastic.

Even if we live in the bizarro-world where Black Clover was meant to be parody, it'd be the sort of fuckawful parody that rises to the level of a Family Guy cutaway gag. "Let's have every character have only one super-obnoxious character trait that they never stop using! Comedy genius!"

Gundam Unicorn was widely critically acclaimed by those who had the slightest clue about the franchise as a whole, and I don't know what the fuck you're on about because I don't think I've ever said shit about those characters. But by all means do keep completely ignoring threads for a week at a time only to dump several overwrought posts in a row. It makes for such compelling reading.

Being a parody would imply that Black Clover's author has any semblance of writing skills. He doesn't.