Hadn't heard about any of this. I don't understand how people believe that an episode of a thing on BBC is going to affect something here in the US. There are incidents that get 24 hour news coverage here in the US and the majority of people still don't care about the contents of the incident.
There is no need for concern if there are people that are generally concerned about some kind smear campaign aimed at Giantbomb.
I actually finished Devilman Crybaby a few days ago and the one thing I can say about it is that it has a stronger 2nd half. The first half of the series felt like a monster of the week type of thing. The second half essentially sets the template for Evangelion.
I still don't get the obsession over Froppy. Moriko Morioka though, I relate to her on a deep spiritual level.
So I've been meaning to ask this for awhile, but just how dark and disturbing and graphic does Made in Abyss get? Because I've been curious about it for awhile with all the hype it's getting, but my tolerance level for disturbing shit is probably lower than average. Madoka Magica didn't really bother me too much (although I did stop watching it like 2/3 of the way through) and Attack on Titan was also fine in terms of graphic violence, but I tried watching Inuyashiki the other day and I had to shut it off by the end of the second episode because it made me feel extremely bad inside.
I'm usually pretty good with heavy stuff in anime but the last half of the show gets pretty rough. It's not exactly graphic violence that does it. It's the disturbing content. Strangely enough the last bit of the show also has very heart wrenching moments.
I'm surprised that Attack on Titan and Ancient Magus' Bride didn't get more votes. I can't complain too much when 3 of my 5 top picks (My Hero Academia, Konosuba, and Made in Abyss) came out on top.
Log in to comment