No, this was obviously going to be garbage. If you want to try exposing yourself to some better western television consider:
Starts off fantastic, but goes full SJW in the last season. Also the writers purposefully gave it an ending that the fans didn't want to "teach them a lesson".
That's because I haven't seen them. I haven't watched 3DPD in years. I could have shit on the Chappelle show but I figured it was pointless since most Codexers probably already know that he's an insane degenerate who hates white people.
And yet entertaining, unlike PoE.
You watched those? Oof. Completely ruined it for you. It's an episodic show. It's not meant to be one big lore dump.
It is exposition heavy, yes, but it's well-written and has action in almost every episode. And before you say it isn't well-written, I will remind you that you liked PoE and therefore your taste is invalid.
Check out master keaton,it is one of the best animes for grown men.
It is exposition heavy, yes, but it's well-written and has action in almost every episode. And before you say it isn't well-written, I will remind you that you liked PoE and therefore your taste is invalid.
Some episodes are more about a concept than the main plot btw. So dumping the entire main plot back to back in a 2 hour movie is kind of ruining the experience. If you watch it in episode form, it's a slow paced introduction to all of the concepts in the main story. By the time you see the full picture, the concepts have been built up and explained sufficiently, as has the overall setting and each of the characters.
What you're doing now is like watching the first 15 minutes of, say, the original Star Wars trilogy, then giving up and watching an abridged version that condenses everything into 30 minutes and then complaining about it. It wouldn't work well with other episodic shows like the X-Files, and it doesn't work here either.
I think I saw it, but it's pretty forgetable, yeah. I've never been a big fan of the movies, simply because I find the episodic format more suited to the material.
I remember not liking Arise, but it's been a while.
Why skip TV ending? I'm not one of those retards who thinks EoE is shit because it has an actual plot (wtf), but there's no reason to skip 40 minutes that are still worth seeing.
you're a fucking retard who only likes normie shounen shit:
No no no, that's not things are done. Release order only, baby! Plus, ending on the actual ending with nothing more extra is the best way to end.
free speech happened
Nigger I've seen your MAL and you love Digimon. stfu lol.
Otaku loves a slice of life about otaku shit. Why would anyone be surprised by this? It was the first slice of life I ever saw that I didn't think was shit. I give most otaku bait high ratings and I'm not a bit ashamed of that. What people should be ashamed of is getting butthurt about someone giving something they liked a low score on a website meant for cataloging everything you've seen and rating it based on your own personal taste.
It's not about what you watch, but what you rate it. I watch mons, but they only stay in the 6-8 zone. If I made my list the way you made yours it'd be 10/10 all Digimon, and then 5/10 to Odd Taxi for being a show for people who want to pretend they're adults while watching cartoon animals. And 4/10 to Death Note for having a shit ending. And 1/10 to Digimon Adventure Tri for actually being shit 4reelz. But the thing is, I'm not a subjectifag, I am objectifag with a furry bias. My ratings are fair and just.
