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inpurpleshadows 22 mar, 2024 @ 21:05
I Hate Anime so Much
Anime is without a doubt one of the most popular forms of entertainment in the world. Its mainstream success and worldwide popularity has made it a recognizable art form that everyone has seen or at least heard of. Seeing animation from a foreign country become extremely popular all around the world is something I find really cool as people get to experience art representing various cultures and gives them an opportunity to try something new. One of my best friends is even a fan of several anime. He loves it so much that he's even made a lot of sketches of characters from various anime and I'll admit, he's a heck of a lot more talented than I am at drawing. Despite my respect for the impact anime had on the entire world, I hate it with a burning passion. Almost every single time I've attempted to watch a well-liked anime, I always drop it few episodes in because I hate it so much. I've tried watching all the popular anime: My Hero Academia, Attack on Titan, Demon Slayer, Re:Zero and Tokyo Ghoul. Let me tell you, I did not enjoy a single moment of any of these shows I listed. Some people might say "you're just looking in the wrong places". Well, the problem is that these shows come across various genres and demographics. I've tried shonen, I've tried seinen and I've even attempted isekai. However, I can't find any sense of satisfaction from watching anime from these genres.

Everything about the anime I've seen is just so... convoluted, boring, poorly-written and frustrating. My Hero Academia is one of the most generic superhero shows I've ever seen, yet it's praised for its "creativity" and "well-developed" characters. Attack on Titan and Demon Slayer are extremely underwhelming, despite both having an emphasis on heavy action. Re:Zero is so confusing that I can't see how anyone could understand it, maybe I just don't have a high enough IQ to appreciate its complexity. Then there's *shudder* Tokyo Ghoul which might just be the worst out of all the anime I've ever watched. If there's one term I can use to describe Tokyo Ghoul, it's torture porn. I'm not kidding. There isn't a single moment in that show where a character isn't suffering, crying or dying in one of the most horrific ways possible. The only redeeming qualities I can find in any of these shows are some gorgeous animation, stunning action scenes, surprisingly impressive voice acting (even from the dubs) and downright incredible opening and ending theme songs.

However, the worst part of anime is its obnoxious and toxic fanbase. Now, I don't want to group every anime fan into the same category as like I've stated before, one of my best friends loves anime and I have even met some online who are pretty cool people. Just because one likes anime, that doesn't automatically make them a terrible person with no taste. Being a fan of anything doesn't and shouldn't dictate one's identity or how others should treat them. Despite that, there's also been times where I've met some truly insufferable people from the anime community. I've encountered them in online games, forums and Youtube comment sections. Unfunny memes, needless arguments and lack of any thought in discussions are reasons for why I avoid some (not all) anime fans (especially those that have a PFP of a w*m*n :steamfacepalm:). There are also anime Youtubers I see on the home page who produce some of the most clickbait and reaction-driven videos on the platform, Hero Hei is one that immediately comes to mind. I don't mind anime existing, what I have a problem with is people treating it like the second coming of Jesus and attacking anyone who criticizes it. It's gotten so bad to the point where one of my roommates in a boarding school shamed me for not liking it. I hate anime, I hate it with a burning passion. I don't usually like to hate on things to an extreme degree, but here, I just can't take it anymore. I can't stand seeing it everywhere I go, I want to express how much I loathe it, but for a long time I couldn't because I don't want to upset those who genuinely enjoy it.

Unlike other so-called 'anime haters', I'm not here to put others down for enjoying the medium. I also don't dislike anime just for the sake of it, in fact, I want to like it and I have moderately enjoyed some parts of it. A few weeks ago, I started watching Death Note which is actually pretty damn great based from what I've seen so far. For one, it doesn't fall victim to common anime tropes, its characters are memorable and go through a lot development and the mystery was genuinely compelling. It's not perfect as some of the dialogue, especially monologues, are kinda pretentious, but that's the only major complaint I have with Death Note. There's also Akira, an anime film that is hands-down one of the best animated movies I've ever seen. A lot of my favorite media from the west also take inspiration from anime, so if the medium didn't exist, my favorite western shows probably wouldn't either. I know I've already gained at least a dozen enemies just by making this post, but I just had to vent about it.
Senast ändrad av inpurpleshadows; 22 mar, 2024 @ 21:06
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Ursprungligen skrivet av the vampire of time and memory:
bro watched some shonen garbage and thinks he knows anime
i honestly legit hate anime and more so mangas b/c they give high expectations for life and it makes my sad ♥♥♥♥ of a current situation lifestyle that much more depressing.
Fua 24 sep, 2024 @ 21:01 
Re:Zero is my favorite anime but I'll admit some people just can't like it, it's due to how the anime operates. The writing is great but some people just won't understand the different meanings and symbolism in it.
Kelawaikas 19 nov, 2024 @ 1:17 
We as a society need to stop tolerating anime and its fans
Senast ändrad av Kelawaikas; 19 nov, 2024 @ 1:18
Patchy (sick) 19 nov, 2024 @ 4:17 
This is why hentai exists
kaveli 19 nov, 2024 @ 4:24 
Anyone who likes anime is secretly a pedophile and should have their moms house raided then his hard disks in his mother's basement checked for underage porn
kaveli 19 nov, 2024 @ 4:27 
Why the hell does no one wanna talk about the OBVIOUS connection between anime fans and illegal behavior? You seriously gonna tell me it’s just a coincidence that the same people drooling over creepy cartoon schoolgirls are the ones constantly getting busted with disgusting illegal images? Spare me the “not all anime fans” BS, this isn’t about the exceptions, it’s about the pattern that EVERYONE can see but no one wants to admit. Y’all can scream about “art” and “expression” all day, but we all know certain parts of the anime fandom are a magnet for straight-up predators. How many times does this need to happen before people wake the hell up?!

And don’t even TRY to hit me with the “correlation doesn’t equal causation” excuse, like that’s supposed to make it okay. There’s a reason entire genres (cough lolicon cough) are banned in tons of countries—they’re gross and cross every line of decency. But nah, instead of dealing with the issue, anime fans wanna play the victim and act like everyone’s just out to get them. Maybe if you stopped defending this crap and actually cleaned up your community, people wouldn’t give you the side-eye every time you bring up anime. Seriously, stop pretending this isn’t a problem and OWN UP to it.
kaveli 19 nov, 2024 @ 4:37 
Ursprungligen skrivet av Midori's Revenge:
Whenever there's an "I hate anime" thread it's usually written by a 40 year old guy with masculinity issues, but in this case nah I fully agree with you. I gave up on watching it for the most part because it's so rare I watch an anime that isn't ruined by at least one thing that is irksome (obnoxiously goofy elements, crap story, annoying characters) etc.

There's still good stuff out there, but in my eyes it's kind of rare.

lol, nice try, but I’m not mad about anime not catering to me—I’m just over watching degenerate nonsense disguised as "entertainment." Seriously, you’re gonna defend a whole genre that spends more time sexualizing minors and pushing weird fetishes than actually telling a good story? Don’t try to spin this as just quirky or goofy. It's not about high expectations, it’s about basic decency. Maybe you should stop trying to convince yourself it’s “just variety” and realize it’s a problem. Some things just shouldn’t be normalized, and anime is a prime example.

Funny how you gring masculinity into this, projecting much?
MILF & Cookies 19 nov, 2024 @ 15:02 
Ursprungligen skrivet av kaveli:
Anyone who likes anime is secretly a pedophile and should have their moms house raided then his hard disks in his mother's basement checked for underage porn
I guess anyone who reads books is secretly one too simply because Vladimir Nabokov's "Lolita" exists among them. Hmm....
Amanda 19 nov, 2024 @ 15:30 
I remember when I watched anime for the first time. It was with my then-boyfriend, Joe.

He later broke up with me because I don't like cartoons.

He said anime isn't a cartoon...it's life.
HeroicHeathen 19 nov, 2024 @ 15:32 
Ursprungligen skrivet av inpurpleshadows:
Anime is without a doubt one of the most popular forms of entertainment in the world. Its mainstream success and worldwide popularity has made it a recognizable art form that everyone has seen or at least heard of. Seeing animation from a foreign country become extremely popular all around the world is something I find really cool as people get to experience art representing various cultures and gives them an opportunity to try something new. One of my best friends is even a fan of several anime. He loves it so much that he's even made a lot of sketches of characters from various anime and I'll admit, he's a heck of a lot more talented than I am at drawing. Despite my respect for the impact anime had on the entire world, I hate it with a burning passion. Almost every single time I've attempted to watch a well-liked anime, I always drop it few episodes in because I hate it so much. I've tried watching all the popular anime: My Hero Academia, Attack on Titan, Demon Slayer, Re:Zero and Tokyo Ghoul. Let me tell you, I did not enjoy a single moment of any of these shows I listed. Some people might say "you're just looking in the wrong places". Well, the problem is that these shows come across various genres and demographics. I've tried shonen, I've tried seinen and I've even attempted isekai. However, I can't find any sense of satisfaction from watching anime from these genres.

Everything about the anime I've seen is just so... convoluted, boring, poorly-written and frustrating. My Hero Academia is one of the most generic superhero shows I've ever seen, yet it's praised for its "creativity" and "well-developed" characters. Attack on Titan and Demon Slayer are extremely underwhelming, despite both having an emphasis on heavy action. Re:Zero is so confusing that I can't see how anyone could understand it, maybe I just don't have a high enough IQ to appreciate its complexity. Then there's *shudder* Tokyo Ghoul which might just be the worst out of all the anime I've ever watched. If there's one term I can use to describe Tokyo Ghoul, it's torture porn. I'm not kidding. There isn't a single moment in that show where a character isn't suffering, crying or dying in one of the most horrific ways possible. The only redeeming qualities I can find in any of these shows are some gorgeous animation, stunning action scenes, surprisingly impressive voice acting (even from the dubs) and downright incredible opening and ending theme songs.

However, the worst part of anime is its obnoxious and toxic fanbase. Now, I don't want to group every anime fan into the same category as like I've stated before, one of my best friends loves anime and I have even met some online who are pretty cool people. Just because one likes anime, that doesn't automatically make them a terrible person with no taste. Being a fan of anything doesn't and shouldn't dictate one's identity or how others should treat them. Despite that, there's also been times where I've met some truly insufferable people from the anime community. I've encountered them in online games, forums and Youtube comment sections. Unfunny memes, needless arguments and lack of any thought in discussions are reasons for why I avoid some (not all) anime fans (especially those that have a PFP of a w*m*n :steamfacepalm:). There are also anime Youtubers I see on the home page who produce some of the most clickbait and reaction-driven videos on the platform, Hero Hei is one that immediately comes to mind. I don't mind anime existing, what I have a problem with is people treating it like the second coming of Jesus and attacking anyone who criticizes it. It's gotten so bad to the point where one of my roommates in a boarding school shamed me for not liking it. I hate anime, I hate it with a burning passion. I don't usually like to hate on things to an extreme degree, but here, I just can't take it anymore. I can't stand seeing it everywhere I go, I want to express how much I loathe it, but for a long time I couldn't because I don't want to upset those who genuinely enjoy it.

Unlike other so-called 'anime haters', I'm not here to put others down for enjoying the medium. I also don't dislike anime just for the sake of it, in fact, I want to like it and I have moderately enjoyed some parts of it. A few weeks ago, I started watching Death Note which is actually pretty damn great based from what I've seen so far. For one, it doesn't fall victim to common anime tropes, its characters are memorable and go through a lot development and the mystery was genuinely compelling. It's not perfect as some of the dialogue, especially monologues, are kinda pretentious, but that's the only major complaint I have with Death Note. There's also Akira, an anime film that is hands-down one of the best animated movies I've ever seen. A lot of my favorite media from the west also take inspiration from anime, so if the medium didn't exist, my favorite western shows probably wouldn't either. I know I've already gained at least a dozen enemies just by making this post, but I just had to vent about it.

I don't see anything wrong with anime at all, its actually a pretty expressive and interesting way in telling stories and expressing feelings.

Sure, the fanbase has a bad reputation, but I don't think everyone who enjoys anime is automatically toxic or bad.

You said it yourself, you also enjoy it...so whats the point of this post.
Mr. Wombat 19 nov, 2024 @ 15:46 
Ursprungligen skrivet av inpurpleshadows:
Anime is without a doubt one of the most popular forms of entertainment in the world. Its mainstream success and worldwide popularity has made it a recognizable art form that everyone has seen or at least heard of. Seeing animation from a foreign country become extremely popular all around the world is something I find really cool as people get to experience art representing various cultures and gives them an opportunity to try something new. One of my best friends is even a fan of several anime. He loves it so much that he's even made a lot of sketches of characters from various anime and I'll admit, he's a heck of a lot more talented than I am at drawing. Despite my respect for the impact anime had on the entire world, I hate it with a burning passion. Almost every single time I've attempted to watch a well-liked anime, I always drop it few episodes in because I hate it so much. I've tried watching all the popular anime: My Hero Academia, Attack on Titan, Demon Slayer, Re:Zero and Tokyo Ghoul. Let me tell you, I did not enjoy a single moment of any of these shows I listed. Some people might say "you're just looking in the wrong places". Well, the problem is that these shows come across various genres and demographics. I've tried shonen, I've tried seinen and I've even attempted isekai. However, I can't find any sense of satisfaction from watching anime from these genres.

Everything about the anime I've seen is just so... convoluted, boring, poorly-written and frustrating. My Hero Academia is one of the most generic superhero shows I've ever seen, yet it's praised for its "creativity" and "well-developed" characters. Attack on Titan and Demon Slayer are extremely underwhelming, despite both having an emphasis on heavy action. Re:Zero is so confusing that I can't see how anyone could understand it, maybe I just don't have a high enough IQ to appreciate its complexity. Then there's *shudder* Tokyo Ghoul which might just be the worst out of all the anime I've ever watched. If there's one term I can use to describe Tokyo Ghoul, it's torture porn. I'm not kidding. There isn't a single moment in that show where a character isn't suffering, crying or dying in one of the most horrific ways possible. The only redeeming qualities I can find in any of these shows are some gorgeous animation, stunning action scenes, surprisingly impressive voice acting (even from the dubs) and downright incredible opening and ending theme songs.

However, the worst part of anime is its obnoxious and toxic fanbase. Now, I don't want to group every anime fan into the same category as like I've stated before, one of my best friends loves anime and I have even met some online who are pretty cool people. Just because one likes anime, that doesn't automatically make them a terrible person with no taste. Being a fan of anything doesn't and shouldn't dictate one's identity or how others should treat them. Despite that, there's also been times where I've met some truly insufferable people from the anime community. I've encountered them in online games, forums and Youtube comment sections. Unfunny memes, needless arguments and lack of any thought in discussions are reasons for why I avoid some (not all) anime fans (especially those that have a PFP of a w*m*n :steamfacepalm:). There are also anime Youtubers I see on the home page who produce some of the most clickbait and reaction-driven videos on the platform, Hero Hei is one that immediately comes to mind. I don't mind anime existing, what I have a problem with is people treating it like the second coming of Jesus and attacking anyone who criticizes it. It's gotten so bad to the point where one of my roommates in a boarding school shamed me for not liking it. I hate anime, I hate it with a burning passion. I don't usually like to hate on things to an extreme degree, but here, I just can't take it anymore. I can't stand seeing it everywhere I go, I want to express how much I loathe it, but for a long time I couldn't because I don't want to upset those who genuinely enjoy it.

Unlike other so-called 'anime haters', I'm not here to put others down for enjoying the medium. I also don't dislike anime just for the sake of it, in fact, I want to like it and I have moderately enjoyed some parts of it. A few weeks ago, I started watching Death Note which is actually pretty damn great based from what I've seen so far. For one, it doesn't fall victim to common anime tropes, its characters are memorable and go through a lot development and the mystery was genuinely compelling. It's not perfect as some of the dialogue, especially monologues, are kinda pretentious, but that's the only major complaint I have with Death Note. There's also Akira, an anime film that is hands-down one of the best animated movies I've ever seen. A lot of my favorite media from the west also take inspiration from anime, so if the medium didn't exist, my favorite western shows probably wouldn't either. I know I've already gained at least a dozen enemies just by making this post, but I just had to vent about it.


CLEARLY they haven't seen the peak fiction that is JJK, but I wouldn't blame them, since Goatjo hasn't come back yet
Hammer Of Evil 19 nov, 2024 @ 15:49 
lol, the rage against anime is great.

keep on hating bros, you'll get better at it as you go.
I'm_Tired 19 nov, 2024 @ 15:49 
Anime gave us Dragon Ball Z, Yu Gi Oh, Pokeman, Naruto and One Piece.

American cartoons gave us Simpsons and cartoon network trash.

Japan knows their audience well.
Kamiyama 19 nov, 2024 @ 15:53 
Tokyo Ghoul actually makes sense. Sure the protagonist endures some pretty hellish punishment, but ghouls are an enemy to the human race and he has to keep his identity secret after becoming a ghoul. Also the different factions of ghouls make sense. They're basically hiding in the underworld and have to fight each other for survival.

But you don't have to like it. That's fine. But if you didn't like Tokyo Ghoul...

Please do not watch Gantz.

There is absolutely no rhyme or reason to that exercise in gratuitous violence.
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