KaiserWilhelmll
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Bruh! Stein's Gate was a awesome seriesAnything in the vein of Clannad, Stein's Gate. I don't cry at movies or anything at all, really. But those kinds of anime just have a way of making your soul hurt. Clannad and Stein's Gate made me cry like a little bitch. Tuturu.
I know, it's one of my few 10/10 on MAL. But I avoid the genre now, it gets me too emotional even though I'm emotionless 99% of the time. It gets the floodgates to open.Bruh! Stein's Gate was a awesome series
average zoomer takeI was watching a harem anime with a lot of nudity a few days ago, and in the middle of the season I had a breakdown of shame and questioned what I was doing with my life. I'm never going to watch any anime that's TOO perverse ever again, but I'm fine with a little fan service here and there.
AlsoI was watching a harem anime with a lot of nudity a few days ago, and in the middle of the season I had a breakdown of shame and questioned what I was doing with my life. I'm never going to watch any anime that's TOO perverse ever again, but I'm fine with a little fan service here and there.
there are anime genres?I'll start:
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romance... kid animes too.Harem
Clannad Afterstory made me cry as if I lost a family memberAnything in the vein of Clannad, Stein's Gate. I don't cry at movies or anything at all, really. But those kinds of anime just have a way of making your soul hurt. Clannad and Stein's Gate made me cry like a little bitch. Tuturu.
Any good recs?most of anime is for kids imo
in manga they are way less censorship and more artistic vision, i prefer psychological and philosophy genres there
Homunculus, really liked it.Any good recs?
I thought this was gonna be about sports but it looks interesting.Holy land - great manga overall, even greater if you have boxing experience
I don't like anime.
You're not wrong. I finished, around the same time, both Clannad and Steins;Gate as visual novels. Then, had to forcibly suppress the overwhelming urge to LDAR all day after each one (which I did anyways). Undoubtedly, those vns were not beneficial for my mental health.Anything in the vein of Clannad, Stein's Gate. I don't cry at movies or anything at all, really. But those kinds of anime just have a way of making your soul hurt. Clannad and Stein's Gate made me cry like a little bitch. Tuturu.
Huh. I don't remember the anime being all that emotional. It was fun though. Many other anime copied that loop concept later on. Which itself seems to be inspired from "The Time Traveler's" wife story. Anyway, play To The MoonYou're not wrong. I finished, around the same time, both Clannad and Steins;Gate as visual novels. Then, had to forcibly suppress the overwhelming urge to LDAR all day after each one (which I did anyways). Undoubtedly, those vns were not beneficial for my mental health.
Those soul-hurting moments, in a visual novel format, were incredibly suffocating and Steins;Gate was the absolute worst offender bar none.
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Mayuri's death, and, subsequently, Okabe being utterly alone in the universe by virtue of his reading steiner ability. And, from there, experiencing him haphazardly finding every possible way to prevent her death via the time leap machine while mentally retaining each and every single time he failed.
Yet, only for him to ultimately realize that her death was an absolute point of convergence of all the alpha worldlines was gut wrenching.
Then, his "hopeful" eureka moment being that had to potentially sacrifice Makise and their relationship by not sending the first d-mail in order to increase worldline divergence to the beta attractor was the nail in the coffin for me.
That and Suzuha's letter altogether is just not something I want to experience again. Coupled with with Okabe's inner monologue made everything immeasurably worse. I mean, watching the anime afterward felt tame in comparison.
Even worse, I got the Mayuri ending in the VN where Makise dies and Okabe stays put on the beta worldline (he doesn't make it to the Stein's Gate) and therefore inevitably dies, along with Mayuri, in WW3. Which is undoubtedly worse than even the Steins;Gate 0 worldline.
That realization, after completing the VN, was precisely when I cried like a little bitch and is the moment when my soul was destroyed.
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So I heard. I've been meaning to pick up on steam, along with some other rpg maker games.Huh. I don't remember the anime being all that emotional. It was fun though. Many other anime copied that loop concept later on. Which itself seems to be inspired from "The Time Traveler's" wife story. Anyway, play To The Moon
Now that game did make me cry
I don't know, man. It wasn't even Mayuri's death that got me, rather it was experiencing Okabe's crippling loneliness and utter helplessness while tirelessly battling fate as the most isolated man in a unsympathetic and indifferent universe. That and solely experiencing him undoing his friends' (who are similarly lonely) desperately sought dreams. Along with his own in the process, while, simultaneously, losing everything countless times over just to merely return to the very origin point where it all began. Therefore, leaving him as the only one mentally retaining every prior moment that happened was emotionally engaging and powerful.Huh. I don't remember the anime being all that emotional. It was fun though.
It truly was.Bruh! Stein's Gate was a awesome series
Objectively, I think Steins;Gate is probably like an 8 (it has it's flaws). But, personally, that shit is a 10/10 for me as well.I know, it's one of my few 10/10 on MAL.
I find that media is the only way to make me emotional too. I never feel anything in real life.it gets me too emotional even though I'm emotionless 99% of the time. It gets the floodgates to open.