The Anime Versus Social/Off Topic thread

Started by wakkawakkawakka36 pages
Originally posted by NemeBro
The Aikido chick actually has the biggest chest in Kenichi, to a ridiculous degree.

The boobs aren't really a concern;Bleach chicks have those in stock. Its all about presentation: which Kenichi does disturbingly well.

Miu's still the main female in the series. Due to that fact along with her being in skin-tight fighting attire, as well as being more frequently centered on than most females, it makes paying attention to fights involving her difficult.

Plus she one of the few girls in the series or anime in general with any type of ass; at least to my limited knowledge.

To be fair what Miu wears allow her to more easily show it off. 😐

And yeah boobs are far from being anything, one of my favorite Kenichi girls is Kisara, remember?

You just said she made Rangiku look modest, I assumed you were talking breast-wise.

I've seen tight clothing before but that's too ridiculous to take seriously: especially combined with her figure IMO.

Body and presentaion = sex appeal. otherwise most male Bleach fans would be staunch Orihime supporters.

Rangiku's boobs are big enough that they come out of her top; Kubo's the blame for that. Is it really necessary to emphasise her body in pretty much every fight she has?

Originally posted by amnesia
Vinland Saga is set in England starting in 1013 AD, the year in which the Danish King Sweyn Forkbeard conquered most of it. As King Sweyn nears death, his sons, Prince Harald and Prince Canute, are arguing over his succession. The story draws elements from historical accounts of the period such as The Flateyjarbók, The Saga of the Greenlanders and The Saga of Eric the Red.

The story opens with the introduction of a small Viking band led by a cunning commander named Askeladd and containing a gifted young fighter named Thorfinn. The band chances on a besieged Frankish fortress and makes a deal with the attacking army to work with them in exchange for half the fort's plunder. Askeladd then hoodwinks them, escaping with his men by boat with all the riches of the fortress while the army is still battering down the gates. Despite being a valuable member of the company, Thorfinn bears a deep grudge against Askeladd as Askeladd killed Thorfinn's father when Thorfinn was a young boy. The youth incessantly demands duels with his commander in an effort to get revenge, but invariably loses.

Askeladd's company finds employment as mercenaries in the Danish invasion of London. There they face off with a larger force led by Thorkell the Tall, a fellow Viking. Thorfinn and Thorkell meet in battle, and Askeladd's band flees from what they see as an unwinnable fight. The two forces meet again later, however, when both commanders seek to capture the young Danish Prince Canute. Askeladd succeeds in capturing the prince, but is forced once again to flee from Thorkell's larger army. The company takes refuge for the winter in the frozen north of England near the Danish encampment at Gainsborough.

Canute, who is found to be girlish in appearance, is incapable of speaking in public and heavily dependent on his caretaker Ragnar. This deeply disappoints Askeladd, who changes his initial plan of backing the prince as future king to a less ambitious plan of ransoming him back to his father, King Sweyn. A sudden attack by Thorkell's brigade forces Askeladd to change his mind, and he murders Ragnar in a last-ditch effort to force the Prince to become independent.

The plan is a success, and Canute's previous timidity is replaced with a strong kingly spirit. The prince brings both Thorkell and the remnants of Askeladd's forces under his command, and returns to the Danish headquarters. He there confronts his father, who had resolved to murder Canute and give the right of succession to his brother Prince Harald. Canute successfully matches his father in a battle of wills and his life is spared, but Harald remains the king's heir. Together, Canute, Thorkell, and Askeladd devise a plot to assassinate the king and seize the crown.

Canute and his companions gain audience with the king. When King Sweyn refuses to refrain from attacking Wales, Askeladd goes on a rampage, killing the king and many in attendance. Askeladd is only stopped when he allows Canute to kill him, thus securing Canute's position as king and the safety of his homeland, Wales. Thorfinn, upon seeing Askeladd dying, tries to kill now-King Canute out of anguish. When Thorfinn is stopped, Canute decides to spare his life, but to make him a slave.

Thorfinn is next shown some time later as a slave for a farmer, with nothing of his past spirit apparent. However, Thorfinn's spirit is reignited when the leader of the farmer's mercenary security team attacks Thorfinn to test him.

Wikipedia.

IT'S ABOUT VIKINGS

It's pretty obscure and it's hard to find it online, PM me if you want it.

Yeah, that's exactly the type of summary I wanted to avoid.

Anyway, manga is easy to find.

Onemanga just made it easier to read just about anything.

I wish onemanga would put their shit back up. I'd pay $50 a year to have unlimited access to their shit. They had such a large library and so much stuff.

BTW, the place I'm readings lots of manga, as of late, is manga....re@d3r.

I effed up the spelling of reader to prevent webcrawlers from aggregating data on places to read manga. I'd hope that all of you do the same when telling us a good site to read shit. (or keep it to PMs like amnesia suggested.)

We have a "cult" community of manga readers and I know that most of you buy manga that you really like...so I don't see why they've gone apeshit and nerfed all of my manga sites! 😠

I wouldn't have purchased ANY manga had it not been for mangafox and onemanga's efforts. 😬

I buy manga when I can, even if I've read ****ing all of it, personally. Depends on how much I like it.

Originally posted by NemeBro
I buy manga when I can, even if I've read ****ing all of it, personally. Depends on how much I like it.

Indeed.

Now there's manga that I may never get exposed to that I would have otherwise purchased. Imma go on a crusade to convince all the manga consumers in America to slightly change to my perspective of read the shit scantalations and then buy the professional shit if you like it enough.

Originally posted by dadudemon
Indeed.

Now there's manga that I may never get exposed to that I would have otherwise purchased. Imma go on a crusade to convince all the manga consumers in America to slightly change to my perspective of read the shit scantalations and then buy the professional shit if you like it enough.

Kubo would go bankrupt if this happened. Kishimoto would also loose some money. Although it would broaden people's horizon to a bunch of unknown series.

Worst thing about onemanga getting shut down to me, and any other sites getting shut down, is that there is good manga that simply cannot be found in the States, or is at least very rare.

I have NEVER seen Veritas for sale as an example.

Originally posted by NemeBro
Worst thing about onemanga getting shut down to me, and any other sites getting shut down, is that there is good manga that simply cannot be found in the States, or is at least very rare.

I have NEVER seen Veritas for sale as an example.

Again, I agree.

Veritas is some gewd shit...but hard to find.

Originally posted by wakkawakkawakka
Kubo would go bankrupt if this happened. Kishimoto would also loose some money. Although it would broaden people's horizon to a bunch of unknown series.

huh?

How?

Originally posted by dadudemon

huh?

How?

Current Bleach is crap and Current Naruto shifts from being interesting to not-interesting really quickly.

Using those as examples, I really don't think people would look foward to buying it if they read that online. I like Bleach(to a degree) and would have second thought.

Originally posted by wakkawakkawakka
Current Bleach is crap and Current Naruto shifts from being interesting to not-interesting really quickly.

Using those as examples, I really don't think people would look foward to buying it if they read that online. I like Bleach(to a degree) and would have second thought.

But you WOULD buy shit that was interesting to you, though. And thin of he thousands of other people that love the shit out of those two big name mangas.

If anything, they could just force people to view advertisements every 5 pages.

I don't really get why wakkawhateverthe****yournameis thinks Bleach and NAruto would go bankrupt.

Most people who buy and read it prolly do not even go read manga online.

The thought of reading manga online first and then buying the professional copies or whatever is what gets me. Kind of like watching a crappy movie on the internet that looks even crappier because it was recorded by someone else instead of paying to go see said crap at a theatre.

For that matter, even more people watch anime then read manga or at the very least wait for dubs on tv.

I guess I saying if a fan of an ongoing series were to start reading the manga of it off the interent for free first and found it to be crappy(current Bleach), then they really wouldn't be motivated to buy anything else for it. It'd be good for new or concluded series though.

http://www.gamespite.net/toastywiki/index.php/Site/ThumbnailEvangelion26

Hm.

I need to get a new manga to read and stuff.

THINK OF ONE FOR ME PLEASE!!!

vinland saga. Seriously, shit gave me orgasms

How many chapters does it have so far?

65 i think.

Not many.

Will check it out then.

I am all the way caught up. Vinland was good.

I do NOT like how it turned out AFTER Askeladd was killed by Canute. It turnd to crap after that: like the game Harvest Moon. I am dead serious.