Hmmm. Franken Fran has most of those things, though perhaps not to the same extent... It couldn't hurt to give it a look at least, somewhere down the line.
Haha but Franken Fran is fun and crazy like that.
Berserk is dark dark.
But not dark in the 'shock horror!' sort of way. As in, dark for the f*cking sake of it. It's a great tale that weaves these themes into its narrative masterfully.
But it can be a little heavy for a lot of people.
Haha but Franken Fran is fun and crazy like that.
Berserk is dark dark.
But not dark in the 'shock horror!' sort of way. As in, dark for the f*cking sake of it. It's a great tale that weaves these themes into its narrative masterfully.
But it can be a little heavy for a lot of people.
Speaking of Berserk
Some good art
Can't wait for the 28th.
My inner hipster tells me to avoid Shingeki No Kyoujin but people are telling me it's almost as good as Serk..
What do?
My inner hipster tells me to avoid Shingeki No Kyoujin but people are telling me it's almost as good as Serk..
What do?
Watch it. It's decent.
Haha I like AoT a lot.
I think it's a good series.
Albeit lately it's had a huge setback with that terrible plot reveal.
Oda should have handled AoT's mystery.
Oh
And season 1 is great.
But nah.
Not on Berserk levels.
Just like always this weeks episode of Non Non Biyori makes life a bit more pleasant and relaxing. I love this show and this episode was pretty entertainign aswell thanks to bad fortunes!
Fever more or less gone too.
That's also kinda nice
Berserk!
So Berserk is basically a story that deals with the nature of fantasy as well as dreams. It uses both of these things to show you (quite effectively imo) both the best and worst of humanity. When dealing with dreams you see peoples hopes, aspirations and goals as well as their fantasies for the world, the flip side of that is you see the darker aspects of the mind, the worst things people are capable of and the monsters that exists in each person deep down inside.
The story challenges you to question right and wrong, it takes it's protagonist and puts him in the role of the typical black knight. He's rash, selfish, violent, unsociable and shows you some of the greatest aspects of humanity through him, well it takes the villain and puts him in the role of the white knight who is a born leader, charismatic, beautiful and larger then life and through him shows you the worst things that a person can do. What it does so amazingly between the two characters is how you can always to some degree understand their actions for good or bad whether or not you agree with them or not. Despite the magical nature of the story all the motivations are quite human. It can take something despicable that is done in the story, and use that to later do amazing and wonderful things making you truly question what morality is within the story, as well as show you people who strive to make the right choice and be good people eventually causing much greater and darker tragedies then you'd imagine. It's morality is complex and cannot be simplified.
The setting explores many different kind of typical fantasy settings from high fantasy to dark fantasy to many inbetween. The world goes through a certain evolution which is arguably a larger part of the greater story. The world as it starts off is cold, based in reality and war well the later series progresses that into something more fantastical that cannot be understood quite so easily.
Berserk is a story that has managed to connect with me on great emotional and personal levels. It is both terrifying and yet awe inspiring. The world has an intriguing and engaging setting especially for someone who is drawn to fantasy settings in general. The art style is simply put amazing. It nails many different types of fantasy art styles from the eldritch horror type to the high fantasy dragons and elves and such type.
So yeah, if you're like me and drawn to fantasy in general and themes like dreams, and if you can put up with some disturbing content then I'd definitely recommend giving Berserk a go. Even though it's incomplete I consider it one of my favorite stories of all time and would give it a solid 10/10
(Could gush more about things like the characters and specific arcs but trying to keep this generalized)
Holy Sh*t Isi.
This day off's gotten you back!
Holy Sh*t Isi.
This day off's gotten you back!
Yeah. **** I needed a long weekend...
Get another 4 day weekend at the end of the month. So excited. 4 days may not seem like much to you guys but to me that's insane 
That post would have turned out twice as long but I'm going out for dinner soon here.
Tbh your work hours aren't even normal for the average joe xD
Maybe for a Japanese dude.
But not for people who are sane 
Tbh your work hours aren't even normal for the average joe xD
Maybe for a Japanese dude.
But not for people who are sane
*assuming the average person is sane*
HAH!
Tbh your work hours aren't even normal for the average joe xD
Maybe for a Japanese dude.
But not for people who are sane
Yeah I'm not sane. I went over 70 hours last week and the boss told me he wanted me coming in Saturday which would have pushed me over 80 I think and I basically snapped. It just takes too much out of you. Plus the pay is alright, but it's not *that* good. It doesn't really matter if your paychecks are huge if you can't enjoy it.
Yeah I'm not sane. I went over 70 hours last week and the boss told me he wanted me coming in Saturday which would have pushed me over 80 I think and I basically snapped. It just takes too much out of you. Plus the pay is alright, but it's not *that* good. It doesn't really matter if your paychecks are huge if you can't enjoy it.
I don't know much about laws.
But won't that get him in the big ol' sh*t with any Union ever?
*assuming the average person is sane*
HAH!
Yeah! Normal isn't normal. Being crazy is!
Lol tacos I'm soooooo random!
I'm not like those other girls that listen to Evanescence and Mozart!
Reblog if you agree!
Evanescence
FLASHBACK-ALERT!!!
FLASHBACK-ALERT!!!
WAKE ME UP INSIDE!
WAKE ME UP!
BEN AFFLECK DAREDEVIL AND STUFF!
SAAAAVE MEEE!
Even One Punch Man agrees.
Why Togashi?
Y?
WAKE ME UP INSIDE!
WAKE ME UP!BEN AFFLECK DAREDEVIL AND STUFF!
SAAAAVE MEEE!
Even One Punch Man agrees.
*snip*
Why Togashi?
Y?
I say we #BlameGon2K15
Perhaps another reason exist but.. lets pretend it doesn't
I say we #BlameGon2K15
Perhaps another reason exist but.. lets pretend it doesn't
Yes.
#BlameGon2k15
Stupid Gon.
I don't know much about laws.
But won't that get him in the big ol' sh*t with any Union ever?
Berserk!
So Berserk is basically a story that deals with the nature of fantasy as well as dreams. It uses both of these things to show you (quite effectively imo) both the best and worst of humanity. When dealing with dreams you see peoples hopes, aspirations and goals as well as their fantasies for the world, the flip side of that is you see the darker aspects of the mind, the worst things people are capable of and the monsters that exists in each person deep down inside.
The story challenges you to question right and wrong, it takes it's protagonist and puts him in the role of the typical black knight. He's rash, selfish, violent, unsociable and shows you some of the greatest aspects of humanity through him, well it takes the villain and puts him in the role of the white knight who is a born leader, charismatic, beautiful and larger then life and through him shows you the worst things that a person can do. What it does so amazingly between the two characters is how you can always to some degree understand their actions for good or bad whether or not you agree with them or not. Despite the magical nature of the story all the motivations are quite human. It can take something despicable that is done in the story, and use that to later do amazing and wonderful things making you truly question what morality is within the story, as well as show you people who strive to make the right choice and be good people eventually causing much greater and darker tragedies then you'd imagine. It's morality is complex and cannot be simplified.
The setting explores many different kind of typical fantasy settings from high fantasy to dark fantasy to many inbetween. The world goes through a certain evolution which is arguably a larger part of the greater story. The world as it starts off is cold, based in reality and war well the later series progresses that into something more fantastical that cannot be understood quite so easily.
Berserk is a story that has managed to connect with me on great emotional and personal levels. It is both terrifying and yet awe inspiring. The world has an intriguing and engaging setting especially for someone who is drawn to fantasy settings in general. The art style is simply put amazing. It nails many different types of fantasy art styles from the eldritch horror type to the high fantasy dragons and elves and such type.
So yeah, if you're like me and drawn to fantasy in general and themes like dreams, and if you can put up with some disturbing content then I'd definitely recommend giving Berserk a go. Even though it's incomplete I consider it one of my favorite stories of all time and would give it a solid 10/10
(Could gush more about things like the characters and specific arcs but trying to keep this generalized)
'Earthbound, this thing might honestly not be for you, but here's an essay that makes it sound freakin' awesome and its probably the best thing since sliced bread. So you know damn well you're gonna read it regardless.'
I bet Gon is your boss, Isi.
@Earthbound.
Yes Berserk is freaking awesome.
Truly it's a work of freaking art.
I would type an essay too.
But Isi has pretty much covered everything that needs to be covered.
Might as well image dump some out of context art
Starting with Beelzebub.
Destroying humanity is always an admirable endeavour and rightful parenting goal.
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