/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>4639549
Because it's so intelligent and complexly layered that most lesser lifeforms cannot even begin to understand its genius.

Because it doesn't make sense.

>>4639557
Because this is the average fan.
And it's boring, so people assume it must be DEEP.

Anyone who doesn't play Umineko wouldn't understand.

>>4639549
Because Nasu thinks that Philosophy 101 is deep. Don't get me wrong, I still love the series, but people consider it pretentious because it IS pretentious.

>>4639564
>And it's boring, so people assume it must be DEEP.

Low iq detected.

>Why is KnK considered pretentious?

Everything better than Naruto is pretentious for trolls.

And do not even try to troll here.

Because it has so much talking
It is more drama than action

>>4639599
>>4639557
see
Because this is the average fan.

for an anime it is deep

then, what's deep?

I wouldn't call it pretentious, but it's a bit annoying on how we get twenty minute conversations about things like empty containers and yin-yang symbols. Symbolism should be shown and not told, and that should be supplemental to Shiki jumping around stabbing things and looking bad-ass.

>>4639649
Deep is 9 feet of water.

>>4639659
I agree 100%.

Go and ask /a/.

>>4639649
Aya's vagina

>>4639564
I think you meant to say "deep" newfriend

>>4639665
that's not deep, it's neverending

It's pretentious because Nasu wrote it.

That's all, really.

Huge infodumps to explain the setting, it's a really lazy and shitty way to do this.
Character interactions and writing in general filled with pseudo philosophy, it's quite clear as Nasu was still in high school when he wrote KnK.
Try to appear complex with a disjointed storyline while it's quite straightforward and shallow as a whole.

Could be worse, it could be something like Ergo Proxy.