Is there an anime that is even more disgusting than Boku no Pico?

Because some people have an incurable drive to eat stupid shit. Like Hákarl. The Greenland shark is poisonous, but people in Iceland and Greenland are so hellbent on eating that motherfucker that they bury it in the ground for a few months and then hang it out to dry for another few months. Needless to say it's absolutely revolting, and its only reason for existence is to spit in Mother Nature's face.
 
I think I have just found another anime that I like, but it also caught me off guard. чудеса-макияжа-&#.jpeg Anyway, here is the second episode:
 
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I don't know what's so wrong with that. I found it amusing. It's not even like they tried to hide that he's a cross-dressing guy. Unlike, say, Bridgette. *shudders*

The worst thing that anime committed was relying too heavily on the "moe art style". That's just old and overused, I don't care for it. At least when Madoka used the overly-exaggerated moe style, it was subverting it by juxtaposing "excessively cute" and customary Magical Girl tropes beside "this is fucked up and depressing shit mind-fuckery" simultaneously. Creative direction, to say the least. But Himegoto looks stock and standard in just being moe for the sake of moe. Meh...
 
I don't know what's so wrong with that. I found it amusing. It's not even like they tried to hide that he's a cross-dressing guy. Unlike, say, Bridgette. *shudders*

The worst thing that anime committed was relying too heavily on the "moe art style". That's just old and overused, I don't care for it. At least when Madoka used the overly-exaggerated moe style, it was subverting it by juxtaposing "excessively cute" and customary Magical Girl tropes beside "this is fucked up and depressing shit mind-fuckery" simultaneously. Creative direction, to say the least. But Himegoto looks stock and standard in just being moe for the sake of moe. Meh...

True, but there were moments that made me laugh uncontrollably, especially the part where Himegoto's brother starts rubbing on his leg. Seeing how most anime shows that I know rely on the moe art style, it does not bother me much with this show, my problems of the show are that the episodes are 4 minutes long and the characters are not developed enough. Panty & Stocking is possibly one of the few anime that stands out the most. It reminds of Avatar: The Last Airbender, we all know it is obviously inspired by anime, but it is still a cartoon. Panty & Stocking might have toilet humor and unreasonable swearing (more frequent in the English Dub), and the ending might have been a middle finger to the fanbase, it is still one of the few anime that I can fully enjoyed without it being slightly clingy because of obnoxious cliches and over-exaggerated adorableness.

Did you really need to show that?

Yes, to keep this thread alive. Why?
 
And we were having such a nice conversation about cheese infested with live maggots, and dried up rotten poisonous shark meat.
 
People obviously miss the subtle social criticism and deep emotional lessons Boku no Pico offers. :smug:

Also, as a person who very much enjoys the things that make you cry at night, it is all about training yourself. The old disgusting things become mundane with enough exposure and you get used to the next level. Which is why i got sad when i saw some porn gore drawings and the artist's introduction to them was "All these women got murdered in a specific manner. Can you guess how?". Because:

A. Normal people will look at these and go: "This is drawn by a horribly sick man, who should be in jail, or he will hurt someone!", when, in fact, he is probably some semi-normal dude, just grown to enjoy such sort of stuff, because he needs a vent from his suffocating surroundings.

and B. Because i knew, years from now, i will probably see those again and find them hot. Such is the fate of the people fighting demons. (Demons = My junk) :V
 
Kind of off topic, but I decided to read the YuYu Hakusho manga and it's suprising how much the anime actually helped the art of the manga, I am not saying the author can't draw well because those things are serialized weekly, but some of the art in that hting is downright on the realm of gag manga.
 
Some of you guys are pretty suspect, i'm starting to think that this is a hidden thread of cross dressing conoisseurs (not that i think it is wrong or anything), i feel the passion of this discussion rising.
 
I actually wnet to wikipedia to check more wierd food after all the talk about the Poisonous Shark Jerkie and the maggot cheese.
 
Heym it's chicken and eggs at the same time. I don'tlike eggs so I wouldn't try it, but it's not nearly the most disturbing food I've seen.
 
Just a coincidence, i assure you.

The show has some slice of life themes, which is where my inspiration for the sentence came from. Like both boys watching in secret the sister pleasuring herself and then the main character showing the other boy how it feels. Obviously, it is the "Stand By Me" of the hentai world.
 
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The show has some slice of life themes
What IS the "slice of life" genre, exactly? One of my current favorite reads on mangahere is categorized as "slice of life", and I dunno what that means. I just assumed it meant something to do with food, cause it's a cooking series.
 
anime sucks,japanese animation sucks
Worst animation 4ever:Anime and mlp.
Kids should watch Mickey Mouse or Tom & Jerry not those brain washer animations that make you think you are a brony or makes you kill your parents because you think your in anime movies with blood.

Two Words:Anime sucks

Eh, I don't like Anime either but...

Basically your saying that your the type of person who will monitor everything their kid watches or does because you think things like movies and games can lead kids to commit murders or other crimes? No offense man, but I hate those kind of parents. My father wasn't strict with me (damn man, I played the first and second Grand Theft Auto for the Playstation one when I was like 8) and I never ended up becoming some crazed killer or imitating what I saw on games. So long as you explain to your kid that that's all it is, a fucking game/movie there should be no reason any parent should be so strict as to filter what channels on the TV he can and can't watch. And if I remember correctly, the older cartoons like Tom & Jerry had plenty of their own violence. Hitting eachother with hammers, using knives, leading eachother into traps and shit. That's like saying that just because there was no blood, all the violence in those old cartoons were fine, but the violence in the Anime cartoons weren't since it featured blood.

I don't like Anime either, but that doesn't mean I'd keep my kid from watching because I don't like it or because of some wild fear that hes going to buy a samurai sword and start chopping people up at school.
 
I wish my parents would get out of this moronic mentality where media influences kids and teenagers to go on crime sprees and imitating what they seen on a screen. Me wanting to murder someone is not because I played violent video games at a young age, but because I detest them and think they should be eradicated due to the fact that they gave me multiple reasons to hate them.
 
I don't like saying "I like anime" or "I don't like anime" because it implies I am judging a product just because it came or not from japan. I like what I like, and what I likes is sometimes "anime". Now most anime DO sucks ass, but that's mostly because it's as corporatized as western productions but it is also ver oversaturated, everyone wants to put out their badly animated incest story to cash in on whatever trend otakus are fawning over, but just like with western television, a number of good shows and mangas actually pop up, while also a lot of shitty stuff gets proclaimed as good while being absolute garbage. Same thing that happens with western fiction, and both sides like to pretend like they are perfect and the other is completely terrible.
 
Slice of life is when the series concentrates on down to earth stories, rather than bombastic and exciting. Like a person seeing a girl every day, in the same library he goes to and building up the courage to speak with her.
 
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