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[Some Geth]

No but a real brave little toaster would.

 

If you are his master that is.

[Puzzlewell]

The junkyard scene terrified me as a kid.

(I love that movie :'))

[Isichar]

Oh snap poor Rikka, I just got to the scene where they explain why she behaves the way she does. It was sooooo sad aargh dem feels. I want to slap her sister for the way she acts but at the same time I can understand why she treats her the way she does. Curse you Sim for toying with my emotions! This is supposes to be a happy make me feel good show.

 

I found her sister's PoV pretty understandable. There is no getting around the fact that Rikka's state of mind was not entirely healthy, but at the same time it was not entirely wrong either and her sister realizes that which is why she understands Yuuta is the only one capable of actually helping and connecting with her.
 

The ending of season 1 gets *REALLY* emotional, for me at least. It's a potential tear jerker.

 

Ah that series, especially season 1 just warms my heart so much. There's a lot of aspects I didn't like about it, but what I did like just makes my brain *nnnnnnn* everywhere.

[Liamv2]

Anyone watch Nanana's booty...I mean hidden treasure? It's a pretty fun show that I'm watching mainly because it is everything that stuff like Eva and Lain isn't.

 

I need more fun anime in my life, lol.

 

I did. All must know the glory of Tensai's laugh.

 

The anime is like professor layton with a bit of sherlock.

[Gravisanimi]

And a sprinkle of Indiana Jones

[Liamv2]

Yup it's a weird little thing.

[Isichar]

I agree of course. Rikka needs to move past the events of her past and accept what happened. I guess I'm a softy in some ways she reminds me of my 8 year old niece Lindsy she is autistic and lives in her own little world she even has her own language so to speak. Sometimes I worry about what kind of life she will have when everyone is gone so I guess I can empathize with Rikkas sister for the most part.

 

What really got me about the series, Rikka and her relationship with Yuuta is that it doesn't really accept it as being wrong or as simply being right. We all have our own escapes and that's just part of who we are, it's part of who she is and she shouldn't have to lie to herself for others in that sense. It's just a matter of moderation and how you find that balance between reality vs escapism.

 

This is the dilemma that Yuuta has to deal with: He is able to genuinely connect with her and help her as a result BUT is he really helping her or just causing her to retreat further into her delusions? There's not a simple answer to that really and props to him for being so torn on the issue because it's not something that can be answered lightly.

 

It's tough in a relationship when the part of you that wants to enjoy yourself and be happy with someone is in conflict with the part of you that wants what's best for that person and for them to be happy/healthy. What do you do when being a healthy/normal human being makes you miserable and makes you feel like your lying to yourself? On the flip side what do you do when being yourself damages your relationship with others and ability to cope/function with your issues?

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

I am a 500 year old sentient Toaster.

 

 

Sorry couldn't resist!

 

 

lol

[Lotion Soronarr]

So...Watching A Certain Scientific Railgun.. got to EP 15. Not a bad show, but it could have been SOOOO much better.

Honestly, the amount of "WTF" writing astounds me. Things I don't like:

 

 

Spoiler

- so you want to give godly powers to an dude you can't control? And you want to do it by killing 20000 people? Who's the genius behind this idea?

- One of the first ways brainstormed to stop the project is to expose it to the public. Which is brilliant. and gets forgotten after 5 seconds. Seriously, the girl can hack into almost anything and has already inflitrated their facilities and gathered data. It should be easy as pie. But no..... Forget the obvious solution.

- Far too many conincidences. There are dozens of her clones in the city, but the only ones that keep bumping into them are her and that magic arm guy? So she hides the documents in her room, and the one who finds it isn't her roommate (who goes trough her stuff on  daily basis), but the magic arm guy who visited once and was in the room for 5 seconds?

- speaking of which, the other characters are less than useless. You'd at least think the teleport girl would do something.

- Just how fast are the clean-up crews? Why even have those fight in the city full of people and potential witnesses? Also, 50 clones packed together in a middle of a city attract no ones attention?

- The magic arm guy seems to be completley ignored, despite the fact people notice he nullifies their powers. Also, he's an annoying white knight. I hate characters like him.

 

The good part:

 

Spoiler

- The Railgun herself is a good character

- the magic arm guy gets his ass whooped! YES!!!! Still haven't watched the last episode, but PLEASE tell me he isn't the one to finish of a guy who he shouldn't be able to even approach.

[Isichar]

So...Watching A Certain Scientific Railgun.. got to EP 15. Not a bad show, but it could have been SOOOO much better.

Honestly, the amount of "WTF" writing astounds me. Things I don't like:

 

 

Spoiler

- so you want to give godly powers to an dude you can't control? And you want to do it by killing 20000 people? Who's the genius behind this idea?

- One of the first ways brainstormed to stop the project is to expose it to the public. Which is brilliant. and gets forgotten after 5 seconds. Seriously, the girl can hack into almost anything and has already inflitrated their facilities and gathered data. It should be easy as pie. But no..... Forget the obvious solution.

- Far too many conincidences. There are dozens of her clones in the city, but the only ones that keep bumping into them are her and that magic arm guy? So she hides the documents in her room, and the one who finds it isn't her roommate (who goes trough her stuff on  daily basis), but the magic arm guy who visited once and was in the room for 5 seconds?

- speaking of which, the other characters are less than useless. You'd at least think the teleport girl would do something.

- Just how fast are the clean-up crews? Why even have those fight in the city full of people and potential witnesses? Also, 50 clones packed together in a middle of a city attract no ones attention?

- The magic arm guy seems to be completley ignored, despite the fact people notice he nullifies their powers. Also, he's an annoying white knight. I hate characters like him.

 

The good part:

 

Spoiler

- The Railgun herself is a good character

- the magic arm guy gets his ass whooped! YES!!!! Still haven't watched the last episode, but PLEASE tell me he isn't the one to finish of a guy who he shouldn't be able to even approach.

 

Hah that's funny. That series is alright but it's 10x worse for using little girls pointlessly then Madoka Magica was. Also way more fan service.

 

I mean you got a little girl who's a weapons expert and a bounty hunter? Like I can understand when they have magic abilities, but a weapons expert? gtfo.

[Liamv2]

I could get a little girl being into weapons and learning about them but not being superior to someone who has learned about them for longer aka adults.

[Some Geth]

Alluka is really cute.

 

 

 

 

I just want to give her a hug.

 

Oh and lol

 

[Lotion Soronarr]

Hah that's funny. That series is alright but it's 10x worse for using little girls pointlessly then Madoka Magica was. Also way more fan service.

 

 

I can't say I recall any fanservice so far.

Maybe the second season?
 

I wouldn't call just having girls fanservice. More like pointless cuteness.